Hanwha Eagles

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Hanwha Eagles
League KBO
Location Daejeon
Ballpark Daejeon Baseball Stadium
Year Founded 1986
League championships 1999
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The Hanwha Eagles (한화 이글스) are a professional baseball team based in Daejeon City, South Korea. Founded in 1986, they are a member of the Korean Baseball Organization and compete in the annual KBO Championship. Their only Korean Series Championship victory was achieved in 1999, when they were part of the now-defunct Magic League. The team's home ground is Daejeon Baseball Stadium. Total seating for the stadium is 13,242.

Their principal sponsor, Hanwha (한화), is a chaebol (conglomerate) with a diverse portfolio of industrial interests.

The team's mascot is a red eagle, which symbolizes both "fire" and the "sun". The red color, or "fire", represents the Hanwha conglomerate and the eagle represents the "sun", as the eagle may take off for the sun and achieve great success.

[edit] Current Lineup

Pitchers

  •  99 Flag of South Korea Ryu Hyun Jin (류현진)
  • {{player| 26|AUS|Brad Thomas
  •  38 Flag of South Korea Ahn Young Myung (안영명)
  •  11 Flag of South Korea Choi Young Pil (최영필)
  •  15 Flag of South Korea Koo Dae-Sung (구대성)
  •  18 Flag of South Korea Yu Won Sang (유원상)
  •  46 Flag of South Korea Jung Min Hyuk (정민혁)
  •  21 Flag of South Korea Song Jin-Woo (송진우)
  •  23 Flag of South Korea Jung Min Chul (정민철)

Catchers

  •  32 Flag of South Korea Shin Gyung Hyun (신경현)
  •  22 Flag of South Korea Shim Gwang Ho (심광호)
  •  12 Flag of South Korea Lee Do Hyung (이도형)

Infielders

  •  7 Flag of South Korea Lee Bum Ho (이범호)
  •  52 Flag of South Korea Kim Tae-Kyun (김태균)
  •  14 Flag of South Korea Kim Min Jae (김민재)
  •  3 Flag of South Korea Han Sang Hoon (한상훈)
  •  53 Flag of South Korea Song Gwang Min (송광민)
  •  10 Flag of South Korea Kim Tae Wan (김태완)

Outfielders

  •  34 Flag of South Korea Lee Young Woo (이영우)
  •  9 Flag of South Korea Kim Soo Yeun (김수연)
  •  43 Flag of South Korea Yeun Gyung Heum (연경흠)
  •  27 Flag of South Korea Jo Won Woo (조원우)
  •  24 Flag of South Korea Go Dong Jin (고동진)
  •  25 Flag of the United States Doug Clark (클락)

[edit] Season by Season Records

Year Team Rank Games W L Win % BA
1986 Binggrae 7 108 31 76 0.290 0.236
1987 Binggrae 6 108 47 57 0.454 0.274
1988 Binggrae 2 108 62 45 0.579 0.266
1989 Binggrae 2 120 71 46 0.604 0.276
1990 Binggrae 4 120 68 50 0.575 0.270
1991 Binggrae 2 126 72 49 0.591 0.274
1992 Binggrae 2 126 81 43 0.651 0.267
1993 Binggrae 5 126 61 61 0.500 0.238
1994 Hanhwa 3 126 65 59 0.524 0.247
1995 Hanhwa 6 126 55 71 0.437 0.249
1996 Hanhwa 4 126 70 55 0.560 0.245
1997 Hanhwa 6 126 51 73 0.413 0.253
1998 Hanhwa 7 126 55 66 0.455 0.250
1999 Hanhwa 1 132 72 58 0.554 0.283
2000 Hanhwa 7 133 50 78 0.391 0.276
2001 Hanhwa 4 133 61 68 0.473 0.275
2002 Hanhwa 7 133 59 69 0.461 0.256
2003 Hanhwa 5 133 63 65 0.492 0.254
2004 Hanhwa 7 133 53 74 0.417 0.268
2005 Hanhwa 4 126 64 61 0.512 0.270
2006 Hanhwa 2 126 67 57 0.540 0.253
2007 Hanhwa 3 126 67 57 0.540 0.254


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