Major League Baseball (MLB) Los Angeles DodgersJang Hyun-suk, a South Korean fireball man who signed a $900,000 contract with Golden Net, ranked 13th in the top 20 farm rankings released by "The Athletic" on the 10th.

South Korean fireball man Jang Hyun Suk received a good evaluation

Jang had a poor debut at the Dodge Arizona General League last year, with a defense rate of 8.14 in 13 games, but his performance rebounded after moving up to 1A, with a defense rate of just 2.19 in five games and 19 strikeouts in 12.1 innings.

Standing at 6 feet 4 inches (about 1.93 meters) tall and weighing 200 pounds (about 90 kilograms), Raul mentioned that in terms of technical terms, he has a big boy ball, a speedball that lands about 95 miles, a curveball that is good enough to be displayed in the Louvre (meaning very good), and a slider that is only a little worse than a curveball.

Jang Hyun Suk is tall but still has room for muscle growth, and Raul mentioned that for obvious reasons, some people may compare him to Park Chan-ho (both South Koreans who play for Dodgers), but Jang Hyun-seok is actually 2 inches taller than Park Chan-ho, and Raul thinks Jang Hyun-seok may end up being 20 pounds more than Park Chan-ho.

Raul said that in fact, as far as pure ball power is concerned, Zhang Xianshuo should be ranked higher, but because his sample is too small, he is not ranked too high, Zhang Xianshuo and 1A combined only 36.2 innings, 27 escorts, 68 strikeouts, and 22 hits. But Raul believes that as long as Jang can consistently shoot good shots, he will be the focus of the Dodgers in March training camp, because the Dodgers will always look like they will have such a pitcher.