Why isn't it working out? Ko Woo-seok's absurd injury, how did you work out?
Feb 21, 2025
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Miami Marlins manager Clayton McCuller met with local reporters at a spring camp training session in Jupiter, Florida on the 20th (Korea time) and said, "Right-hander Ko Woo-suk suffered a fracture in his right index finger. It is scheduled to be re-examined in a few weeks."
According to local media reports such as 'MLB.com ', Ko Woo-seok felt uncomfortable with his fingers while pitching shadow using a towel in the weight room. And it is said that when I grabbed a certain grip, I felt a constant annoying discomfort. Eventually, he underwent a thorough examination at the hospital, and it seems that he suffered a fracture in his index finger during exercise.
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First of all, you have to rest for at least two to three weeks without catching the ball until the finger bone sticks. What a bolt out of the blue. Ko Woo-seok was on the list of invited players for Miami's Major League Spring Camp, and he joined the team and was about to take the mound in an exhibition game.
For Ko Woo-seok, it is an opportunity that has come once again. After being traded from the San Diego Padres to Miami last year, the opportunity to take the big league mound was expected, but the opportunity did not come and he finished the season in the minor leagues.
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Once the pitching plan was 'Stop', Ko Woo-suk's preparation for the season was also disrupted. If the finger recovers in about two weeks, it can start pitching again in time for the opening, but if it is delayed further, the pitching program will also be delayed.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
