KBO Posts Hanwha Star Roh Si-hwan for All 30 MLB Clubs

The Korea Baseball Organization has officially posted Hanwha Eagles third baseman Roh Si-hwan, opening the door for the 25-year-old to sign with a Major League Baseball club. Under the posting system, all 30 MLB teams now have 30 days to negotiate with the corner infielder. Roh has spent eight seasons with the Eagles since debuting in 2019, and his 2026 campaign made him one of the most attractive bats available from Asia. He slashed .283/.360/.505 across 127 games, collecting 21 doubles, two triples and 29 home runs with 96 RBIs. His power from the right side of the plate and his ability to play third base will interest clubs searching for corner-infield help this winter, and he is expected to command less money than some of the other international options on the market. The posting adds another intriguing name to an offseason already moving quickly, with option decisions and early free-agent movement dominating the first days of November. For Roh, the next month will decide whether his career takes him from Daejeon to the major leagues.