Ryu Hyun-jin's expected number of pitches on the day was 80, and it seems to be his last minor league appearance before returning to the big leagues.

Ryu Hyun-jin started in three minor league games, including the Rookie League, Single A, and Triple A, and recorded a total of 11 strikeouts and two runs in 12 innings.

In particular, he allowed five strikeouts and one run in five innings against Toledo Budhens (Triple A under Detroit) on the 16th, the previous appearance.

With Ryu Hyun-jin's upcoming return, the Toronto club's trade plan has also been completely revised.

Canadian local media CP24 said on the 20th, "With Ryu Hyun-jin's return, Toronto will strengthen its lineup ahead of the trade deadline (August 2nd)."

Initially, the local media expected Toronto to strengthen its pitching resources as the main starters, including Alec Manoa, were sluggish, but decided to trust Ryu Hyun-jin. He announced a reinforcement of right-handed batters.

In particular, Toronto will be able to take out its sixth-choice stay card. According to CBS Sports, "Toronto General Manager Ross Atkins will include Ryu Hyun-jin in the existing starting lineup to give room for the rotation."

For Toronto, a six-man rotation could play a big role in its future schedule.

Toronto will play 17 consecutive games from the LA Angels on the 29th to the Chicago Cubs on the 14th.

Atkins also said, "We play 17 consecutive games without a break. "In a situation where various variables are rampant, the six-person rotation will have a positive effect," he said.

Regarding Ryu Hyun-jin's return, he said, "He is doing well in the minor league. "There is nothing more he has to prove until his return," he said with satisfaction.

Ryu Hyun-jin will be back soon.

If there is no condition problem in the last Triple-A appearance, his return at the end of July seems to be no problem. Attention is focusing on what role the Korean Monster will play in the Toronto club.   토토사이트