Lee Dae-Ho

Lee Dae-Ho
Lee Dae-Ho
Lotte Giants — No. 10
First baseman and Third baseman
Born: June 21, 1982 (1982-06-21) (age 29)
Bats: Right Throws: Right
Professional debut
KBO: April 11, 2001 for the Lotte Giants
KBO statistics
(through 2011)
Batting average     .306
Home runs     220
RBI     775
Teams
Medal record
Men's baseball
Competitor for  South Korea
Olympic Games
Gold 2008 Beijing Team
World Baseball Classic
Silver 2009 Los Angeles Team

Lee Dae-Ho (Hangul: 이대호, Hanja: 李大浩) (born June 21, 1982 in Busan, South Korea) is primarily a first baseman who plays for the Lotte Giants in Korea Baseball Organization. He bats and throws right-handed. According to a Gallup Korea's survey conducted in 2011, Lee was chosen as the most popular player in the Korea Baseball Organization league.[1]

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Amateur career

Lee attended Kyungnam High School in Busan, South Korea. At Kyungnam High School, Lee batted fourth and could throw in the 90s as a pitcher. In 2000, he was selected for the South Korean Junior National Team as a pitcher. The team won the 2000 World Junior Baseball Championship in Edmonton, Canada, and Lee led the attack alongside Kim Tae-Kyun, Choo Shin-Soo (the eventual MVP of this event) and Jeong Keun-Woo as a cleanup hitter by racking up 3 home runs. He also finished runner-up behind Joe Mauer of Team USA in batting average (.500).

Notable international careers

Year Venue Competition Team Individual Note
2000  Canada World Junior Baseball Championship Gold medal icon.svg .500 BA (15-for-30), 3 HR

Professional career

Lee joined Lotte Giants as a pitcher in 2001. But following an injury, he changed to a position player for the second half of 2001 season.

He won the Triple Crown in 2006, claiming the league lead in batting average, home runs, and RBI.

In 2008, he was a member of the Korean team that won the gold medal at the Beijing Olympic 2008, while he had an average of .360 (9-for-36), 3 home runs, 10 RBIs, 5 runs, and .760 slugging percentage, playing as the designated hitter.

On August 13, 2010, Lee wrote a new chapter in Korean baseball by hitting a home run in nine straight games in the league. The ninth home run was made in the top of the seventh inning at an away match against the Kia Tigers in Gwangju when he sent former Major Leaguer Aquilino Lopez’s fifth pitch over the left fence of Moodeung Stadium. This wrote a new record in professional baseball for nearly two decades shared by Ken Griffey Jr in 1993, Don Mattingly in 1987 and Dale Long in 1956.[2] On August 14, 2010, Lee set a world record by hitting a home run for his ninth straight game in the second inning of Giants' second away match against the Tigers when he blasted his three-run homer off Tigers reliever Kim Hee-Girl over the center fence of Moodeung Stadium.[3] It was his 38th home run of the season. Lee also marked his 83rd run, renewing the Korean record of most consecutive games with a run, to 16 games.

In the 2010, he enjoyed one of the most dominant offensive seasons in world professional baseball history, leading the KBO in seven offensive categories (Batting Average, HRs, RBIs, Runs Scored, On Base Percentage, Slugging Percentage and OPS), making him a Septuple Crown winner (7관왕).


Awards and honors

  • 2005 All-Star MVP
  • 2008 All-Star MVP
  • 2006 Golden Glove Award (1B)
  • 2007 Golden Glove Award (1B)
  • 2010 Golden Glove Award (3B)
  • 2010 Korea Baseball Organization Most Valuable Player Award (regular season MVP)

Achievements

  • 2006 Batting Title
  • 2006 Home Run Title
  • 2006 RBI Title
  • 2006 Slugging Percentage Leader
  • 2007 Slugging Percentage Leader
  • 2010 Batting Title
  • 2010 Home Run Title
  • 2010 RBI Title
  • 2010 Hits Leader
  • 2010 Runs Scored Leader
  • 2010 Slugging Percentage Leader
  • 2010 On Base Percentage Leader
  • 2010 OPS (On Base+Slugging) Leader
  • 2011 Batting Title
  • 2011 Hits Leader
  • 2011 On Base Percentage Leader

Notable international careers

Year Venue Competition Team Individual Note
2006  Qatar Asian Games Bronze medal icon.svg .409 BA (9-for-22), 2 HR, 10 RBI, 4 R
2007  Chinese Taipei Asian Baseball Championship Silver medal icon.svg .000 BA (0-for-4)
2008  Chinese Taipei Final Olympic Qualification Tournament Silver medal icon.svg .393 BA (11-for-28), 8 RBI, 4 R
2008  China Olympic Games Gold medal icon.svg .360 BA (9-for-25), 3 HR, 10 RBI, 5 R
2009  United States World Baseball Classic Silver medal icon.svg .278 BA (5-for-18), 5 RBI, 1 R
2010  China Guangzhou Asian Games Gold medal icon.svg .368 BA (7-for-19), 1 HR

References

External links

Lotte Giants rosterview · talk · edit
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Pitchers
Starting rotation

Bullpen

  • South Korea 14 Kang Young-Sik
  • South Korea Lee Seung-Ho
  • South Korea 52 Lee Jae-Gon
  • South Korea 35 Lee Myung-Woo
  • South Korea 48 Jin Myung-Ho
  • South Korea Kim Sung-Bae
  • South Korea Park Dong Wook

Closer

  • South Korea 55 Kim Sa-Yool
Catchers

Infielders

  • South Korea 10 Lee Dae-Ho
  • South Korea  2 Cho Sung-Hwan
  • South Korea 13 Hwang Jae-Gyoon
  • South Korea  7 Moon Gyu-Hyun
  • South Korea 36 Park Jong-Yoon
  • South Korea  6 Son Yong-Suk
  • South Korea 15 Yang Jong-Min

Outfielders

  • South Korea 12 Kim Joo-Chan
  • South Korea  8 Jeon Joon-Woo
  • South Korea 31 Son Ah-Seop
  • South Korea  1 Lee Seung-Hwa
  • South Korea  9 Lee In-Koo

Designated hitters

Pitchers
  • South Korea 34 Lee Yong-Hoon
  • South Korea 53 Kim Soo-Wan
  • South Korea 43 Kim Il-Yeop
  • South Korea 20 Huh Jun-Hyuk
  • South Korea 56 Huh Jun-Hyuk
  • South Korea 45 Bae Jang-Ho
  • South Korea 11 Lee Jung-Min
  • South Korea 29 Ha Joon-Ho
  • South Korea 27 Kim Myung-Sung
  • South Korea 18 Kim Dae-Woo
  • South Korea 37 Cho Jung-Hoon #
  • South Korea 51 Na Seung-Hyun #
  • South Korea 53 Lee Sang-Hwa #
  • South Korea 59 Choi Dae-Sung #

Catchers

  • South Korea 33 Lee Seung-Jae

Infielders

  • South Korea  3 Jung Bo-Myung
  • South Korea  5 Park Jin-Hwan
  • South Korea 16 Park Jun-Seo
  • South Korea 23 Jung Hoon
  • South Korea 16 Park Ki-Hyuk #

Outfielders

  • South Korea  3 Jung Bo-Myung
  • South Korea 24 Kim Moon-Ho
  • South Korea 62 Hwang Sung-Yong
Manager
  • South Korea 80 Yang Seung-Ho

Coaches

  • South Korea Kwon Du-Jo (Head Coach)
  • South Korea 82 Ka Deuk-Yeom (Pitching)
  • South Korea 76 Joo Hyung-Kwang (Pitching)
  • South Korea 78 Park Jeong-Tae (Hitting)
  • South Korea 83 Choi Ki-Moon (Battery)
  • South Korea 85 Park Gae-Won (Defence)
  • South Korea 74 Cho Won-Woo (Base Running)
  • South Korea 77 Jang Jae-Young (Training)
  • South Korea 79 Yoon Hak-Kil (General 2nd Manager)
  • South Korea 75 Yun Hyeong-Bae (General 2nd Pitching)
  • South Korea 71 Lee Kang-Don (General 2nd Hitting)
  • South Korea Jeong In-Kyo (General 2nd Baterry)
  • South Korea 70 Kong Pill-Sung (General 2nd Defence)
  • South Korea 68 Yeom Jong-Seok (General 2nd Pitching/ Rehab)
  • South Korea 81 Park Hyeon-Seung (General 2nd Base Running / Rehab)


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