Kim Ji-yong

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Kim Ji-yong (Korean: 김지용; born February 20, 1988) is a South Korean former pitcher for the Doosan Bears of the KBO League.^[1]

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Kim Ji-yong
Pitcher
Born: (1988-02-20) February 20, 1988 (age 37) Seoul, South Korea
Batted: Right Threw: Right
KBO debut
June 24, 2010, for the LG Twins
Last KBO appearance
September 24, 2022, for the Doosan Bears
KBO statistics
Win–loss record	14–14
Earned run average	4.84
Strikeouts	192

Teams
LG Twins (2010–2021) Doosan Bears (2022–2023)

References

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^ "Kim Ji-yong KBO League Statistics". Retrieved April 6, 2022.

v t e Doosan Bears current roster
Manager	73 Cho Sung-hwan (acting)
Coaching staff	74 Cho In-sung (battery coach) 75 Lim Jae-hyeon (base running/outfield coach) 83 Kim Dong-han (operations/defense coach) 84 Kim Ji-yong (pitching coach) 86 Cho Joong-keun (batting coach) 87 Kim Jae-hyun (operations coach) 88 Goto Koji (head coach) 90 Ka Deuk-yeom (pitching coach) -- Cheon Jong-min (training coach) -- Cho Kwang-hee (training coach) -- Yu Jong-su (training coach) -- Ahn Seung-han (power analysis coach) -- Lee Chang-suk (power analysis coach)
Pitchers	1 Park Chi-guk 4 Park Ji-ho 7 Lee Kyo-hoon 12 Park Jung-soo 17 Hong Geon-hui 18 Kwon Hwi 19 Kim Min-gyu 20 Kim Yu-seong 28 Choi Seung-yong 29 Lee Byeong-heon 30 Kim Jeong-woo 35 Ko Hyo-jun 39 Zach Logue 40 Choi Jong-in 41 Choi Jun-ho 42 Choi Ji-kang 46 Kim Myeong-sin 47 Gwak Been 49 Park Shin-zi 50 Lee Young-ha 55 Lee Seung-jin 56 Kim Ho-jun 57 Cole Irvin 58 Hwang Hee-cheon 61 Choi Won-joon 63 Kim Taek-yeon 64 Kim Mu-bin 65 Yun Tae-ho 67 Hong Min-gyu 92 Yang Jae-hun 93 Je Hwan-yu
Catchers	11 Ryu Hyun-jun 22 Jang Seung-hyun 25 Yang Eui-ji 26 Park Min-jun 45 Kim Ki-yeon
Infielders	3 Im Jong-sung 5 Yeo Tong-keon 6 Oh Myeong-jin 10 Kim Min-hyeok 13 Lee Yu-chan 14 Park Gye-beom 16 Park Jun-young 23 Kang Seung-ho 24 Lee Seon-woo 37 Park Ji-hoon 48 Kim Dong-jun 52 Park Jun-soon 53 Yang Suk-hwan 94 Kim Jun-sang
Outfielders	2 Kim Min-suk 8 Jake Cave 9 Jeon Da-min 27 Kim Dae-han 31 Jung Soo-bin 32 Kim Jae-hwan 33 Kim In-tae 36 Choo Jae-hyun 51 Jo Soo-haeng 60 Kang Hyun-gu

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