The KBO teams and their Colorado Rockies comparisons
By Kevin Larson

LG Twins – Yoo Kang-nam (C)
BA/OBP/SLG: .314/.375/.463
wRC+: 119
BB%: 5.9%
K%: 18.4%
ISO: .149
Rockies Player Comparison: Matt Holliday, 2005
BA/OBP/SLG: .307/.361/.505
wRC+: 116
BB%: 6.8%
K%: 15.0%
ISO: .198
I know, I know. It’s the LG Twins and the obvious Rockies comparison is Roberto Ramos, former Albuquerque Isotope and current LG Twin. But I make the rules and that would be way too obvious … but yes, Ramos would make a great Rockie, wouldn’t he?
Regardless, no one has as awesome of a nickname as Kang-nam, which is “Kang-nam Style.” Stop doing the dance, I know you’re doing it. Also, LOOK AT THAT BAT FLIP.
Not sure what went further ball or bat. Look at em fly. pic.twitter.com/x4sLEuX6XF
— Céspedes Family BBQ (@CespedesBBQ) May 10, 2020
And Kang-nam is a catcher. With a comparison like Matt Holliday, it’s fair to wonder: If Kang-nam was a Padre in 2007, would he have let Matt Holliday touch home? I mean Matt Holliday definitely touched home in 2007. But if Kang-nam was the catcher? Maybe a different story.
Incredible tag by LG Twins catcher Yoo Kang-nam to prevent the go-ahead run from scoring.#LGTwins #KBO pic.twitter.com/NgawTi4qW6
— Tom Froemming (@TFTwins) June 14, 2020