LG Twins

LG Twins
Established 1990
Based in Seoul since 1990

Team logo
Cap Insignia
League affiliations
Current uniform

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Retired Numbers 41
Colors
  • Black, White, Crimson

              
Name
  • LG Twins (1990–present)
  • MBC Blue Dragons (1982–1989)
Other nicknames
  • Twin
Mascot
  • Twin
Ballpark
League titles
Korean Series titles (2) 1990, 1994
League Pennants (2) 1990, 1994
Owner(s): LG Group
Manager: Kim Ki-Tae
General Manager: Koo Bon-Jun

LG Twins Baseball Club (Korean: LG 트윈스 야구단) is a Korea Professional Baseball team based in Seoul, South Korea. The club was known as the MBC Blue Dragons owned by the Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation until 1989, when they were taken over by the LG Group. The LG Twins play their home games at Jamsil Baseball Stadium, which they share with the Doosan Bears.

The Twins won the Korean Series in 1990 and 1994.

Season by Season Records

Year Team Rank Games W L D Win%
1982 MBC Blue Dragons 3 80 46 34 0 .575
1983 MBC Blue Dragons 2 100 55 43 2 .561
1984 MBC Blue Dragons 4 100 51 48 1 .515
1985 MBC Blue Dragons 5 110 44 65 1 .404
1986 MBC Blue Dragons 3 108 59 41 8 .536
1987 MBC Blue Dragons 5 108 50 51 7 .425
1988 MBC Blue Dragons 6 108 40 64 4 .433
1989 MBC Blue Dragons 6 120 49 67 4 .536
1990 LG Twins 1 120 71 49 0 .592
1991 LG Twins 6 126 53 72 1 .425
1992 LG Twins 7 126 53 70 3 .433
1993 LG Twins 4 126 66 57 3 .536
1994 LG Twins 1 126 81 45 0 .643
1995 LG Twins 3 126 74 48 4 .603
1996 LG Twins 7 126 50 71 5 .417
1997 LG Twins 2 126 73 51 2 .587
1998 LG Twins 2 126 63 62 1 .504
1999 LG Twins 6 132 61 70 1 .466
2000 LG Twins 4 120 67 63 3 .515
2001 LG Twins 6 120 58 67 8 .464
2002 LG Twins 2 120 66 61 6 .520
2003 LG Twins 6 120 60 71 2 .458
2004 LG Twins 6 120 59 70 4 .457
2005 LG Twins 6 120 54 71 1 .432
2006 LG Twins 8 120 47 75 4 .385
2007 LG Twins 5 120 58 62 6 .483
2008 LG Twins 8 126 46 80 0 .365
2009 LG Twins 7 133 54 75 4 .406
2010 LG Twins 6 133 57 71 5 .429

Current Lineup

Active roster Inactive roster Coaches/Other
Pitchers
Starting rotation

Bullpen

  • 18 Lee Dong-Hyun
  • 30 Lee Sang-Ryeol
  • 37 Choi Seong-Min
  • 38 Han Heui
  • 43 Lee Dae-Hwan
  • 61 Kim Sun-Kyu(baseball)
  • Yoon Ji-Woong
  • Lim Jung-woo

Closer

  •  1 Lim Chan-Kyu
 Catchers
  • 12 Shim Kwang-Ho
  • 32 Yoon Sang-Kyun
  • Na Seong-Yong

Infielders

  •  3 Seo Dong-Wook
  •  6 Park Kyung-Soo
  • 10 Kim Tae-Wan
  • 16 Jeong Seong-Hoon
  • 42 Yoon Jin-Ho
  • Kim Yil-Kyeong
  • Choi Dong-soo

Outfielders

 Pitchers
  •  1 Woo Kyu-Min #
  •  1 Choi Dong-Hwan #
  • 17 Kim Kwang-Soo
  • 19 Kim Ki-Pyo
  • 21 Kyung Hun-Ho
  • 26 Kang Cheol-Min
  • 27 Park Myung-Hwan
  • 31 Shin Jung-Rak
  • 36 Oh Sang-Min
  • 39 Chang Jin-Yong
  • 40 Cheong Da-Heuin
  • 45 Lee Yeong-Jae
  • 46 Lee Seung-Hyun
  • 47 Seo Seung-Hwa
  • 48 Jung Chan-Hun #
  • 49 Roh Jin-Yong #
  • 51 Bong Jung-Keun†
  • 52 Lee Bum-Joon
  • 55 Jung Jae-Bok
  • 56 Song Yoon-Jun
  • 57 Min Kyung-Soo
  • 56 Kim Ji-Yong
  • 64 Yoo Kyung-Gook
  • 91 Bae Woo-Yeol #

Catchers

Infielders

  •  4 Park Yong-Keun #
  •  4 Jung Byung-Gon
  •  7 Oh Ji-Hwan
  •  8 Kang Byung-Eui
  • 13 Moon Seon-Jae #
  • 13 Baek Chang-Soo
  • 14 Kim Nam-Seok
  • 15 Jung Joo-Hyeon
  • 52 Kim Yong-Eui #

Outfielders

  • 23 Son In-Ho
  • 24 Lee Byung-Kyu †
  • 28 Lim Do-Hyun #
  • 34 Kim Joon-Ho
  • 35 Lee Jin-Young †
  • 50 Hwang Seon-Il
  • 68 Yang Yeong-Dong
  • 69 Yoo Jae-Ho
 Manager

Coaches

  • 71 Cho Kye-Hyeon (coach)
  • 90 Cha Myeong-Seok (pitching)
  • 70 Yeom Kyeong-Yeob (defense)
  • 76 Yu Ji-Hyeon (defense)
  • 87 Song Koo-Hong (first base)
  • 83 Kim Yin-Ho (outfield defense)
  • 73 Kim Jeong-Min (bullpen)
  • 88 Kim Yong-Yil (training)
  • 85 Choi Tae-Won (team batting)
  • Kim Mu-Kwan (hitting)
  • No Chan-Yeob (general 2nd manager)
  • 86 Jang Kwang-Ho (general 2nd bullpen)
  • 81 Park Jong-Ho (baseball instructor)
  • 92 Choi Won Ho (rehab)

† Disabled list
* Suspended list
# Military list
Roster updated 2011-11-01
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External links

LG Twins
Formerly the MBC Blue Dragons • Founded in 1982 • Based in Seoul
The Franchise
LG • History • Seasons • Records • Players • Managers
Ballparks
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Retired Numbers
41 Kim Yong-Soo
Korean Series Championships (2)

1990 • 1994
League Championships (2)

1990 • 1994
Seasons (30)

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