Ariel Miranda (34), who wrote a new history of strikeouts in the KBO League with the Doosan Bears two years ago, will make a new start in the Mexican League.
On the 19th (Korean time), the Mexican League Saraperos de Saltino team officially announced that they had recruited Cuban left-handed pitcher Miranda to reinforce the starting lineup.
The team said, “Miranda is a left-handed pitcher온라인카지노 with international competitiveness who played three major league seasons, two seasons in Japan and Korea, and one season in Taiwan.” He recorded an ERA of 2.58 and 233 strikeouts. In 2021, he won MVP with 14 wins and an earned run average of 2.33, and wrote a new history in the league with 225 strikeouts,” he said, highlighting his KBO league career.
With her debut in the KBO League in the 2021 season, Miranda broke Choi Dong-won’s record for the most strikeouts (225) and won the regular season MVP and Golden Glove at the same time. And thanks to this, he renewed the contract for a huge amount of $ 1.9 million (about 2.4 billion won), an increase of $ 1.1 million from the previous $ 800,000 (about 1 billion won), solidifying his position as an ace.
Did the record-breaking fighting spirit become poison? Miranda complained of sudden shoulder pain during last year’s spring camp, and after the LG match on April 23, the back of his shoulder muscle was microscopically damaged, and he disappeared from the first group for more than two months. Afterwards, he returned to Jamsil KIA on June 25, but suffered a disaster with 7 runs and 4 runs in ⅔ innings, and eventually a shock waver was announced in July with a poor record of 8.22 ERA in 3 games. Miranda’s early departure played a decisive role in Doosan’s first humiliation of 9th place.
As explained by the Mexican club, Miranda experienced the American, Japanese, and Taiwanese leagues before coming to Korea. Debuting in the major leagues with the Seattle Mariners in 2016, he left an average ERA of 4.72 in 44 games for three seasons until 2018. demonstrated its competitiveness. Afterwards, in 2020, he succeeded in advancing to the KBO League with a good pitching of 25 games, 10-8, and an average ERA of 3.80 at Chongxin Brothers in Taiwan.
Meanwhile, before Miranda, Saraperos de Saltino is a club where a number of experienced KBO league players such as Jose Fernandez (former Doosan), Felix Dubront (former Lotte), and Mike Wright (former NC) have been involved.
