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One day in late September, before a game in San Francisco, Ha-Seong Kim considered both the near future and his distant home continent. The unveiling of another class of Gold Glove winners was a little more than a month away. It was not lost on the San Diego Padres second baseman that in all the decades of the award’s existence, no infielder born on the other side of the Pacific had gotten to hoist it. Until, perhaps, this year. “The whole Asian baseball community and young kids are watching me and playing that position and thinking about coming over here,” Kim said through interpreter.....

Bogaerts displaced two former Padres shortstops who were named finalists for Gold Glove awards at different positions.

“There’s a lot of good players in Korea, a lot of young talent. That’s what motivates me even more to play harder."

TORONTO -- One term stands out when teammates and friends describe Hyun Jin Ryu. In Korean, the word is “Hyeong.” In English, it’s “big brother.” Over the course of a nine-year Major League career, Ryu has made it a quiet mission to take younger players under his wing, in and

PHILADELPHIA -- Opening Week 2024 is going to be fun for Padres second baseman Ha-Seong Kim. Major League Baseball recently announced that the Padres and Dodgers will open the season with two games in Seoul, Korea, Kim’s home country, on March 20-21. The Seoul Series will mark the ninth time