Two Korean players were included on the roster for the opening of this year's Major League regular season. San Francisco Giants Lee Jung-hoo and Pittsburgh Pirates Bae Ji-hwan were listed on the ...

Lee extended his early-season hitting streak to four games, though his batting average dipped from .286 to .278. With three ...

The Pittsburgh Pirates' utility player Bae Ji-hwan has been sent down to the minor ... Bae's demotion leaves San Francisco Giants center fielder Lee Jung-hoo as the only South Korean on an active ...

The Pirates announced that they optioned infielder/outfielder Ji Hwan Bae to Triple-A Indianapolis. They made this move so they could make room for newly acquired outfielder Alexander Canario to ...

Bae Ji-hwan's ability to turn singles into doubles ... cannot reunite with Harry Kane (3... Lee Jung-hoo shines with 3 hits, leading San Francisco to sixth straight win San Francisco's Lee Jung ...

Apr. 3—The Pirates announced a trio of moves on Thursday evening, officially adding outfielder Alexander Canario to the 26-man roster and sending utilityman Ji Hwan Bae to Triple-A Indianapolis.

To make room for Canario, who was acquired Monday from the New York Mets, the Pirates optioned infielder/outfielder Ji Hwan Bae to Triple-A Indianapolis. In addition, catcher Jason Delay was ...