According to MK Sports, Cody Ponce, who played for the Nippon-Ham Fighters in the Japanese professional baseball league in the 2023 season, is close to signing a contract with a KBO league team. The most promising club is Samsung. “Cody Ponce is one of the candidates to recruit. However, it is hard to say ‘right’ or ‘no’ to the current contract status. I know that several other teams have shown interest in him as well,” a Samsung source said. 에볼루션 바카라사이트

Cody Ponce made his Major League debut in the 2020 season. After posting one win, one loss and a 3.18 ERA in five appearances in the 2020 season, Cody Ponce was sluggish with six losses and a 7.04 ERA in 15 appearances in the 2021 season. Cody Ponce’s overall minor league record is 24 wins and 34 losses with a 3.93 429 strikeouts and 128 walks in 134 games.

Cody Ponce chose to play for the NBP after the end of the 2021 season. Cody Ponce, who plays for the Nippon-Ham Fighters, had three wins, five losses, an earned run average of 3.35 66 strikeouts and 23 walks in 14 games (83.1 innings) in the 2022 season.

Cody Ponce started the home showdown against the Softbank Hawks at Sapporo Dome on August 27, 2022, and achieved a no-hitter with nine innings of no-hit, six strikeouts and two outs. This was also the first no-hitter record set by Nippon Ham in 27 years and the only Sapporo Dome no-hitter by a player from Nippon Ham.

Cody Ponce reportedly had four wins, five losses, a 3.6643 strikeout, and 17 walks in 10 games (51.2 innings) in the 2023 season, before negotiations with Nippon Ham to renew his contract broke down.

Cody Ponce played as a member of the U.S. national team at the 2019 Premier 12 tournament in Tokyo, Japan, and started against Korea in the Super Round. At that time, Cody Ponce had a hard time against batters for the Korean national team by allowing five hits (one home run) and one walk and three runs in 3.1 innings.

Samsung, which is close to recruiting Cody Pons, is expected to focus on finding a new foreign hitter in addition to negotiating a contract renewal with David Buchanan, a long-lived foreign pitcher in the fourth year of the KBO League.