December 20, 200322 yr South Korean baseball star Lee Seung-yeop is helped to adjust a hat by his wife, Lee Song-jung, as he is introduced as the newest member of the Lotte Marines of Japan's Pacific League team during a news conference in Chiba, near Tokyo, Tuesday, Dec. 16, 2003. The Marines signed Lee to a two-year deal worth US$4.6 million. Lee hit 56 homers last season for the Samsung Lions in the Korean League to set a new Asian single-season record.
December 20, 200322 yr South Korean baseball star Lee Seung-yeop is helped to adjust a hat by his wife, Lee Song-jung, as he is introduced as the newest member of the Lotte Marines of Japan's Pacific League team during a news conference in Chiba, near Tokyo, Tuesday, Dec. 16, 2003. The Marines signed Lee to a two-year deal worth US$4.6 million. Lee hit 56 homers last season for the Samsung Lions in the Korean League to set a new Asian single-season record. Thats old but thanks for posting it... The deal was done like in November if I remember....
December 20, 200322 yr Author South Korean baseball star Lee Seung-yeop is helped to adjust a hat by his wife, Lee Song-jung, as he is introduced as the newest member of the Lotte Marines of Japan's Pacific League team during a news conference in Chiba, near Tokyo, Tuesday, Dec. 16, 2003. The Marines signed Lee to a two-year deal worth US$4.6 million. Lee hit 56 homers last season for the Samsung Lions in the Korean League to set a new Asian single-season record. Thats old but thanks for posting it... The deal was done like in November if I remember.... The article says this news conference was December 16, 2003. (In November Lee stated that he was going to Japan since the U.S. MLB offers were not acceptable to him.)
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