Will I be able to come back with that skill? 2023 MVP Fall, STL Knocked OutI lost my confidence. Confession
Jul 24, 2025
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He left Korea after a year, signing a two-year, $15 million contract with the Chicago White Sox shortly after winning the 2023 MVP award.
Earlier, he made his big league debut with the Washington Nationals in 2017 and was a pitcher with a 5.41 ERA for six years until 2022, but he is trying again in the Major League by raising his skills at NC.
Peddy, who was virtually the first starter for the White Sox in 2024, will move to St. Louis, where he needed a starter through a triangular trade at the end of July of that year. Peddy, who pitched in 31 games for two teams, the White Sox and St. Louis, pitched 177 ⅓ innings, marking 9 wins, 9 losses and a 3.30 ERA, and succeeded in standing as the top starting pitcher.
This season, however, he failed to overcome his jagged pattern and was in a position to pack a bag. The St. Louis club announced on the 24th (Korean time) 'This morning, we announced right-hander Eric Fedde for assistance' on the list of designated assignments (designated right-hander Erick Fedde for assistance).'
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Peddy seemed to revive by completing his first major league career complete game with a shutout against Washington on May 10, with six hits and eight strikeouts in nine innings, but failed to maintain his ball power. Since then, he has recorded seven losses and a 6.38 ERA in 12 games, and has shown extreme difficulty with a 13.25 ERA in the last five games. The previous day (23rd) in an away game against the Colorado Rockies, the club finally pulled out its sword after receiving seven hits, including two homers, and allowing six runs in three innings.
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St. Louis manager Oliver Marmol, who met with Peddy earlier in the day, said, `He understood the team's action. He looked professional. I understood that I was given the opportunity to get better and that I didn't take advantage of that opportunity. I worked hard, but I was well aware of what the team is like now. His starting position will be filled by a young friend (Michael McGreevy)."
As of today, St. Louis is ranked fourth in the NL Central with 52 wins and 51 losses and sixth in the wild card. St. Louis, which has not given up hope of advancing to the playoffs, cannot keep Pedi on the mound.
St. Louis will push for a pedi trade over the next five days, but no team will take him for a decent price. In the end, he has to accept the release or the minor league in five days. He may come back to KBO, but there is no team that will accept 'this skill'.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.