Oh Yeol-sa->FA Eating and Running-> Controversy over Rude Talk-> Crime Involvement?

Former professional baseball player Oh Jae-won, a former national team member, is reportedly arrested on charges of drug administration, causing a great shock.   안전 토토사이트

In the 2015 Premier 12 semi-final against Japan, he had a hit that laid the groundwork for a dramatic reversal, roared, and blew the so-called "badoon," giving the baseball fans joy. Such a scene was called "Boo Yeol-sa" and gained great affection from baseball fans. Who would have expected Oh Jae-won to fall this far.

According to police and others, the Gangnam Police Station in Seoul has reportedly obtained an arrest warrant by confirming additional clues to Oh Jae-won's drug administration. Oh Jae-won, who has often caused controversy in the baseball world since he was an active player, was eventually arrested on criminal charges because he did not have an eventful second baseball life even after his retirement.

The Gangnam Police Station in Seoul said it arrested Oh Jae-won on March 19 on charges of violating the Narcotics Control Act and is investigating him. Earlier, Oh Jae-won was investigated for drug charges once on March 10 after a report from a woman he was with, but he reportedly strongly denied the charges. At that time, the police sent Oh Jae-won home after a simple drug reagent test came out negative.

Afterwards, the police additionally checked clues to Oh's drug administration, and obtained an arrest warrant to secure the suspect. As clues were secured through further investigation and an arrest warrant was issued, Oh Jae-won has now been converted to a criminal suspect status.

Oh Jae-won, who joined the Doosan Bears in 2007 and started his professional career, played in 1,570 games as a one-club man for 16 seasons until 2022, batting .267/1,152 hits/64 home runs/521 RBIs/678 runs/289 steals.

Notably, when Doosan advanced to the Korean Series for seven consecutive years from 2015 to 2021 and won three Korean Series titles (2015, 2016, 2019), Oh Jae-won played a key role as a key second baseman. He also showed off his solid leadership by leading his team members as a captain for a long time. Oh was selected as a member of the national team at the 2014 Incheon Asian Games and the 2015 Premier 12 championships, and won the title.

However, he was often criticized for his excessive behavior and remarks during his active career. Due to frequent friction with other players during games, he was criticized as a so-called "hating villain" by fans of nine teams except Doosan.

He did not finish well when he was an active player. He signed a three-year FA contract with a total of 1.9 billion won (1.5 million U.S. dollars) in January 2020, but he failed to play his part due to injury and sluggishness for the next three years, which was effectively called "FA eating and running."

He only posted a poor batting average of 0.207/5 homers/33 runs/36 RBIs/13 stolen bases/OPS of 0.589 in 148 games during the three seasons. In particular, he played 79 at-bats in 46 games and 31 at-bats in 18 games, respectively, in 2021 and 2022, failing to help his team at all.

Even after his retirement, Oh was frequently criticized for being a commentator. After his retirement, Oh tried to become a broadcast commentator and a fashion model at the same time.

In an interview with a media outlet after his retirement, Oh Jae-won said, "I hate the Korean Express (Park Chan-ho)," adding, "I think the whole nation doesn't know how they felt when they woke up early in the morning to cheer for me. There are more than a few players who made a fool (from him) while explaining (Park Chan-ho). I didn't take responsibility for it," sparking controversy over "Park Chan-ho diss."

Park Chan-ho, an advisor to the San Diego Padres who provided commentary on himself in the past, raised the issue unilaterally once again, which led to controversy.

When Samsung pitcher Yang Chang-seop threw a pitch that hit his body during commentary, Oh Jae-won was heavily criticized both inside and outside the stadium for calling it an "empty ball," saying, "I hate this kind of situation the most." Oh Jae-won, who had been under fire for his various remarks, eventually voluntarily stepped down as a commentator. Although he voluntarily stepped down from his position as a commentator, it was almost like a substitute.

After resigning as a commentator, Oh Jae-won stirred controversy again with his violent words and actions, including abusive language and rude talk, on social media. Personally, he continued to operate personal training centers along with personal video channels.

However, Oh Jae-won reappeared in front of baseball fans with a shocking case of drug use charges. Recently, a series of drug-related cases have also exploded in the entertainment industry, raising public interest in its authenticity. Attention is focusing on whether Oh Jae-won will be cleared of drug use charges.