Kiwoom's Kim Ha-sung signs 650 million won contract... breaking a new record for the highest annual salary in the eighth year

Kiwoom Heroes infielder Kim Hye-sung (25), who announced his entry into the Major League (MLB), broke his annual salary record for the eighth year in the KBO League history.

Kiwoom completed the annual salary contract with 44 people who are eligible for the 2024 season's salary contract (excluding rookie, nurturing, military holding, FA, non-FA multi-year contracts, and foreign players). Kim Hye-sung signed a 650 million won contract, up 54.8 percent (230 million won) from 420 million won (390,000 dollars) in the previous annual salary. It exceeded the previous highest annual salary (550 million won) that Na Sung-bum had in his eighth year. He recorded the highest salary increase and the highest annual salary among those who were eligible for the 2024 season's salary contract.

Kim Hye-sung ranked third in the batting average category of the 2023 regular season league (0.335), second in scoring (104 points), and second in hits (186). He also won the Golden Glove Award in the second baseman category. 헤라카지노

Infielder Kim Hwi-jip, who hit eight home runs in his third season of debut, rose 48.6% year-on-year to 110 million won in his first salary since debut. Lee Ju-hyung, who joined in the middle of the season and showed promise, signed an annual salary of 66 million won and recorded a 100% increase rate.

Ha Young-min and Lee Myung-jong, who contributed to the pitching staff in various positions, recorded an increase of 15 million won, and signed a contract of 80 million won and 60 million won, respectively. Jang Jae-young, who recorded his first starting win since his debut last season, signed a contract of 40 million won per year.