How do major league baseball teams commute?

How do major league baseball teams commute to and from spring training?

Major League Baseball teams in the United States hold camps in sunny Arizona and Florida. They spend more than a month away from home to prepare for the season.

Unlike the KBO, where teams live together in dormitories and team buses, major leaguers live individually.

Lee Jung-hoo, who moved from the KBO to the MLB, explained the differences in detail.

First, commuting. Individuals do it on their own.

The LA Dodgers Japanese star Ohtani’s commute to work became a hot topic. The Japanese star of the LA Dodgers, Ohtani, 바카라사이트 drew attention when he drove to work in a different Porsche every day. As a Porsche ambassador, there was a lot of debate about whether he owned the car personally or for company promotion.

Lee Jung-hoo also showed up to work on the 18th (KST) in a stylish black SUV, but the car he drove on his first day was different.

“I contracted a car to come to the U.S., but the delivery was late, so I used a rental car. The car I drove today was the first car I bought in the U.S.,” he said.

What should he do with the car after the camp? Should he drive it up to San Francisco? It’s 763 miles, or about 1128 kilometers, from Scottsdale to San Francisco. It’s an arduous journey.

“I heard I could use a shuttle service,” Lee says, and laughs.

Major leaguers have to find their own housing near the camp when it opens. They can choose to live in a rented house or stay in a hotel. It’s their own personal expense. Breakfast and lunch are provided by the camp, but you’ll have to cook your own dinner. Lee rented a house and is currently living with her parents. It’s a big help in a strange place.

His interpreter is Eric Peddie, who played for the NC Dinos last season. Peddie and Lee are part of the same Boras Corporation. 토토사이트 순위 He came highly recommended by Peddie. The interpreters live separately. They meet at the baseball field after work.

Lee has a long career ahead of him in the United States. Studying English is a must.

But right now, it’s hard for him to focus on his studies because he’s trying to get used to the new place, but he says that listening to his teammates’ stories has opened his ears a little bit. He still uses restaurants and drive-throughs without any problems.