LG Twins

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LG Twins

League

KBO

Location

Seoul

Ballpark

Jamsil Baseball Stadium

Year Founded

1982

League championships

1990, 1994

Asia Series championships

none

Former name(s)

MBC Blue Dragons (1982-1989)

Uniforms






Home






Away

Jamsil Baseball Stadium, home field of LG Twins and Doosan Bears

The LG Twins (Korean: LG 트윈스) are a South Korean baseball team based in Seoul. The team was known as the MBC Blue Dragons until 1989, when they were taken over by the LG Group. They won the national championship in 1990 and 1994. The LG Twins play their home games at Jamsil Baseball Stadium, which they share with the Doosan Bears.

[edit] Current Lineup

Pitchers

27 Park Myung-Hwan (박명환)
45 Choi Won-Ho (최원호)
47 Bong Jung-Keun (봉중근)
99 Chris Oxspring (옥스프링)
37 Lee Seung-Ho (이승호)
21 Gyung Hun-Ho (경헌호)
55 Jung Jae-Bok (정재복)
11 Kim Min-Ki (baseball) (김민기)
14 Ryu Taek-Hyun (류택현)
1 Woo Kyu-Min (우규민)

Catchers

44 Cho In-Sung (조인성)
12 Kim Jung-Min (김정민)

Infielders

15 Lee Jong-Yeol (이종열)
32 Choi Dong-Soo (최동수)
7 Kim Sang-Hyun (김상현)
10 Kwon Yong-Gwan (권용관)
6 Park Gyung-Soo (박경수)
29 Roberto Petagine (페타지니)

Outfielders

53 Lee Dae -Hyung (이대형)
33 Park Yong-Taik (박용택)
51 Jung Eui-Yoon (정의윤)
8 Oh Tae-Geun (오태근)

[edit] Season by Season Records

Year	Rank	Games	W	L	Win %
1990	1	120	71	49	0.592
1991	6	126	53	72	0.425
1992	7	126	53	70	0.433
1993	4	126	66	57	0.536
1994	1	126	81	45	0.643
1995	3	126	74	48	0.603
1996	7	126	50	71	0.417
1997	2	126	73	51	0.587
1998	2	126	63	62	0.504
1999	6	132	61	70	0.466
2000	5	120	67	63	0.515
2001	6	120	58	67	0.464
2002	2	120	66	61	0.520
2003	6	120	60	71	0.458
2004	6	120	59	70	0.457
2005	6	120	54	71	0.432
2006	8	120	47	75	0.385
2007	5	120	58	62	0.483

[edit] External links

Official website

v • d • e Korea Baseball Organization

Teams	Doosan Bears (Seoul) · Hanwha Eagles (Daejeon) · Kia Tigers (Gwangju) · Lotte Giants (Busan) · LG Twins (Seoul) · Samsung Lions (Daegu) · SK Wyverns (Incheon) · Woori Heroes (Seoul)

Post-Season	Korean Series · Asia Series

Seasons	1982 • 1983 • 1984 • 1985 • 1986 • 1987 • 1988 • 1989 • 1990 • 1991 • 1992 • 1993 • 1994 • 1995 • 1996 • 1997 • 1998 • 1999 • 2000 • 2001 • 2002 • 2003 • 2004 • 2005 • 2006 • 2007 • 2008