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Doosan Bears catcher Yang Eui-ji, right, takes a commemorative photo with Doosan Bears manager Lee Seung-yuop during a joining ceremony at Jamsil Baseball Stadium in southern Seoul on Wednesday. Yang was a Doosan franchise star for a decade before leaving to join the NC Dinos at the end of 2018. During his career in Jamsil he regularly played against Lee, who was one of the most decorated batters in KBO history while playing for Doosan rivals Samsung Lions. Lee retired as a player in 2017 and joined the Bears as manager last year.  [NEWS1]

Doosan Bears catcher Yang Eui-ji, right, takes a commemorative photo with Doosan Bears manager Lee Seung-yuop during a joining ceremony at Jamsil Baseball Stadium in southern Seoul on Wednesday. Yang was a Doosan franchise star for a decade before leaving to join the NC Dinos at the end of 2018. During his career in Jamsil he regularly played against Lee, who was one of the most decorated batters in KBO history while playing for Doosan rivals Samsung Lions. Lee retired as a player in 2017 and joined the Bears as manager last year. [NEWS1]

 

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