‘Eternal Lotte Man’ Jeon Jun-woo remains Free agent contract worth up to 4.7 billion won for 4 years

The first contract overall for the 2024 season in the free agent market that started on the 18th.

Jeon Jun-woo “Satisfied with the contract Meeting expectations with good results”

Jeon Jun-woo (left) and Lotte general manager Park Jun-hyuk signed a free agent contract.

Professional baseball Lotte Giants outfielder Jeon Jun-woo (37) remains an ‘eternal giant.’

Lotte Club announced on the 20th that it signed a four-year contract worth up to 4.7 billion won with free agent (FA) Jeon Jun-woo.

The guaranteed amount is 4 billion won, and the contract comes with an incentive of 700 million won.

It is also the first contract in the entire Stove League market for the 2024 season, which was announced by the Korea Baseball Organization (KBO) as a free agent player on the 18th.

Jeon Jun-woo, who graduated from Gyeongju High School and Konkuk University and joined Lotte in 2008, is a franchise star with a batting average of 0.300, 1,812 hits, 196 home runs, and 888 RBIs in 1,616 games.

In particular, over the past four years, he played in an average of 136 games per season and boasted top-level offense in the league with a batting average of 0.311, slugging percentage of 0.468, on-base percentage of 0.371, and OPS (on-base percentage + slugging percentage) of 0.839.

This year, Jeon Jun-woo maintained the Lotte batting line with a batting average of 0.312, 17 home runs, 77 RBI, and OPS of 0.852 through thorough physical management. 슬롯