Only three players in KBO history... Jung Soo-geun → Lee Jang-seok followed by Seo Jun-won. "Shock."
Only three players in KBO history... Jung Soo-geun → Lee Jang-seok followed by Seo Jun-won. "Shock."
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Seo Joon-won (former Lotte Giants) was given the "disqualification of weapons" and suffered the third disgrace ever.카지노사이트
KBO said on the 14th, "We held a reward and punishment committee on the 12th and deliberated on Seo Joon-won," adding, "As Seo Joon-won's ruling was confirmed, we deliberated on the final sanctions. We have decided to dispose of weapons based on Article 151 of the KBO Protocol, "Act of Dignity Damage."
Now Seo Jun-won cannot stand on the ground unless KBO withdraws the disqualification.
In the 40-year history of the KBO, he became the third player to be disqualified from arms.
Disqualification of weapons is a severe disciplinary action. In fact, it is a disciplinary action immediately below the permanent disqualification. Permanent disqualification was applied to athletes who caused a stir by participating in match-fixing and drug abuse. Park Hyun-joon, Kim Sung-hyun, Lee Tae-yang, and Moon Woo-ram were disqualified permanently.
The first player to be disqualified from the sport was Jeong Su-geun of Lotte in 2008. At that time, he was disqualified from the sport for assaulting a security guard and a police officer while intoxicated. He returned to the court less than a year later, nine months later. However, he had another accident just three months after he was pardoned. It was a drinking scandal again this time. Eventually, he had to take off his current uniform.
He became the first KBO player to be disqualified from arms.
The third team is neither a player nor a club official. It is Lee Jang-seok, former CEO of the Heroes. When it was revealed that there were 12 undeclared cash trades by the Nexen Heroes in August 2018, controversy erupted over "controversy over back-and-forth trade." In response, the KBO imposed 50 million won on the team and disqualified Lee Jang-seok, the former CEO of the team.
In addition, former CEO Lee was indicted on charges of fraud and other charges under the Aggravated Punishment Act for Specific Economic Crimes and was sentenced to three and a half years in prison. He had already been arrested in court, and in November of that year, the KBO held a reward and punishment committee to confirm the sanctions for permanent disqualification from arms disqualification.
Seo Jun-won came next. Disciplinary action against disqualification of weapons appeared for the first time in seven years. It became the fourth and third case of disqualification of weapons.
Seo Joon-won wore a Lotte Giants uniform as the first pick of the 2019 KBO Rookie Draft. Expectations were high enough to receive a down payment of 350 million won.
He appeared in a total of 123 games from the 2019 season to the 2022 season, posting a record of 15 wins, 23 losses, 318 ⅔ innings with an ERA of 5.56.
With the 2023 season just around the corner, shocking news has been reported. It was a story that Seo committed sexual crimes against minors. In August 2022, Seo was tempted to give pocket money to minors whom he found out through social media and made them take a photo of their bodies. Later, he was found to have been indicted on charges of producing sexual exploitation by minors.
Soon after, Seo was released. He also received the "High School Choi Dong-won Award," which is given to a high school pitcher who showed the best performance of the year in 2018, and the Choi Dong-won Memorial Foundation decided to deprive him of the award. The KBO also suspended his participation.
Seo was sentenced to three years in prison and five years of probation in September 2024. He was also ordered to restrict employment for 120 hours of community service, 40 hours of lectures on sexual violence treatment, and five years of employment at institutions related to children, adolescents and the disabled.
Shockingly, his controversy did not end there. He had another accident while on probation. He was booked after crashing into a taxi while driving under the influence of alcohol in May last year. At that time, Seo's blood alcohol level was confirmed to be at the level of copyright suspension (0.03 percent or more to less than 0.08 percent).
As the lower court was maintained at the appeal trial held in October last year, the KBO launched final sanctions. If the facts are confirmed at the judgment of the judicial authorities in the future, the KBO was scheduled to hold a reward and punishment committee and deliberate on whether to terminate the suspension of participation activities and final sanctions. And on the same day, the KBO issued a disciplinary action against disqualification from weapons.