Moon Sung-Hyun (baseball)

Moon Sung-Hyun (baseball)
Moon Sung-Hyun
NEXEN Heroes — No. 36
Starting pitcher
Born: November 9, 1991 (1991-11-09) (age 20)
Bats: Right Throws: Right
Professional debut
KBO: May 8, 2010 for the NEXEN Heroes
KBO statistics
(through 2011 Season)
Win-Loss     6-17
Earned run average     4.55
Strikeouts     165
Teams

Moon Sung-Hyun (Hangul: 문성현) (born November 9, 1991 in Seoul) is a South Korean starting pitcher who plays for the Heroes in the Korea Professional Baseball. He bats and throws right-handed.

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Amateur career

Moon attended Choongam High School in Seoul. In 2009, he had the best high school season, posting a 1.13 ERA and allowing only 8 earned runs in 63 innings pitched. In April, Moon led his team to win the 2009 Golden Lion Flag National Championship, hurling 7.2 shutout innings in the final game, and was named MVP of the tournament. In June, Moon was selected as a member of the South Korean U-18 national team for the Asian Junior Baseball Championship held in Seoul, South Korea. In the championship, he had an excellent performance, going 2-0 with a 0.77 ERA and allowing only 7 hits in 11.2 innings while striking out 16. Team Korea eventually won their third Asian championship and Moon won the MVP honors.

Notable international careers

Year Venue Competition Team Individual Note
2009  South Korea Asian Junior Championship Gold medal icon.svg 2-0, 0.77 ERA (3 G, 11.2 IP, 1 ER, 16 K)
MVP

Professional career

Moon made himself eligible for the 2010 KBO Draft and was selected as the 31st overall pick in the draft by the Heroes.

Moon started the 2010 season in the reserve league, but was called up in early May. He made his pro league debut on May 8 against the Hanwha Eagles at Mokdong Baseball Stadium, coming from the bullpen and tossing one scoreless inning of one-hit ball. In June, Moon was promoted into the Heroes' starting rotation.

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Active roster Inactive roster Coaches/Other
Pitchers
Starting rotation
  • South Korea 31 Kim Sung-Tae
  • South Korea 36 Moon Sung-Hyun
  • United States 54 Brandon Knight
  • South Korea 67 Shim Soo-Chang

Bullpen

  • South Korea 11 Lee Jeong-Hun
  • South Korea 18 Kim Sang-Soo
  • South Korea 21 Ma Jung-Kil
  • South Korea 27 Park Joon-Soo
  • South Korea 29 Yoon Ji-Woong
  • South Korea 30 Kim Soo-Kyung
  • South Korea 47 Lee Bo-Keun

Closer

  • South Korea  1 Son Seung-Lak
Catchers
  • South Korea 22 Yoo Seon-Jeong
  • South Korea 93 Hur Do-Hwan

Infielders

  • South Korea  3 Kim Min-Seong
  • South Korea  7 Kim Min-Woo
  • South Korea  9 Ji Seok-Hun
  • South Korea 10 Lee Sung-Yong
  • South Korea 16 Kang Jung-Ho
  • South Korea 52 Park Byung-Ho

Outfielders

Pitchers
  • South Korea 15 Oh Jae-Young
  • South Korea 23 Bae Him-Chan
  • South Korea 32 Kim Soo-Hwa
  • South Korea 41 Hwang Doo-Sung
  • South Korea 48 Keum Min-Chul
  • South Korea 50 Kim Young-Min
  • South Korea 54 Lee Dong-Hak
  • South Korea 57 Park Sung-Hoon
  • South Korea 58 Kang Yoon-Koo
  • South Korea 65 Kim Dae-Woo

Catchers

  • South Korea 12 Kang Gwi-Tae
  • South Korea 43 Lee Hae-Chang
  • South Korea 44 Heo Jun

Infielders

  • South Korea  5 Kim Il-Gyeong
  • South Korea  6 Kwon Do-Young
  • South Korea 34 Jang Young-Seok
  • South Korea 35 Oh Jae-Il
  • South Korea 45 Cho Jung-Keun
  • South Korea    Yoo Jae-Shin #
  • South Korea    Kim Ji-Soo #

Outfielders

  • South Korea  8 Jung Soo-Sung
  • South Korea  9 Cho Jae-Ho
  • South Korea 24 Park Jeong-Jun
  • South Korea 62 Oh Yoon
Manager
  • South Korea 79 Kim Si-Jin

Coaches

  • South Korea 77 Chung Min-Tae (pitching)
  • South Korea 88 Shim Jae-Hak (hitting)
  • South Korea 78 Hong Wong-Ki (first base)
  • South Korea 81 Kim Sung-Kap (third base)
  • South Korea 80 Kim Dong-Soo (bullpen)


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