an Diego is determined to have a ‘save bonus’ at the end of Korea and Japan, the door to competition that Go Woo-seok will break through.

 When Park Chan-ho, a first-generation Korean major leaguer, achieved 14 wins in 1997 and rose to the 'Korean Express', the Dodgers had Japanese pitcher Hideo Nomo. Nomo, who joined the team a year later than Park Chan-ho but had already advanced to the United States as a special pitcher in Japanese professional baseball, also won 14 games that year. He had already won 10 or more games for three consecutive years. At a time when there were not many Asian players in the major leagues, a unique Korean player appeared for the first time and the two pitchers from Korea and Japan playing as starters for the same team attracted attention. Chan-ho Park continued his success that year, and Nomo was traded the following year, but the two are remembered as the deepest rivalry in the history of the major leagues in Korea and Japan.

20 years later, Ryu Hyun-jin and Maeda Kenta competed for the starting spot in the Dodgers. Ryu Hyun-jin, who went to the U.S. as Korea's best pitcher in 2013, won 14 games for two consecutive years, but was stopped due to shoulder surgery. Meanwhile, Maeda joined the Dodgers in 2016. While Ryu Hyun-jin did not win a single game for two years starting in 2015 due to injury and rehabilitation, Maeda won 16 games in his first year, but was temporarily absent due to injury in the early part of the following year. In the Dodgers, where the starting lineup was full at the time, Ryu Hyun-jin had to compete with Maeda for a starting spot in 2017. That year, Ryu Hyun-jin won 5 times and Maeda won 13 times. Ryu Hyun-jin was excluded from the fall baseball roster.

Now, in 2024, Go Woo-seok (26), who entered San Diego, opens the door to competition between Korea and Japan again. As soon as he joined, he predicted a competition for the finishing spot with Japanese pitcher Yuki Matsui (29).

Go Woo-seok played in the KBO league for seven years and went to the United States after making 139 saves as a closer for five years. Matsui is a member of the Japanese national team who made 236 saves over 10 seasons in the Japanese professional baseball league Rakuten. The leading players of Korea and Japan at the time went to the United States at the same time and met on the same team.

Unlike past seniors where one joined first and settled down, this time the two start on the same line, but Matsui is ahead in terms of conditions. Although he has a long career, he signed a 5-year contract worth $28 million. There is a big difference from Go Woo-seok's price, which is a two-year guaranteed contract worth $4.5 million. San Diego, which needs to reorganize its backdoor as existing closer Josh Hader is leaving as a free agent, is competing with two new pitchers along with Roberto Suarez, who was considered an alternative.

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