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Infielder Kim Ha-seong (28) playing for the San Diego Padres of the Major League Baseball (MLB).

San Diego Padres Kim Ha-seong (28), who plays in Major League Baseball (MLB), sued Mr. A, a junior he knew in Korea, saying, “I was threatened with blackmail.” Mr. A claimed, “I was repeatedly assaulted by Kim Ha-seong,” and the truth battle between both sides ended. It's happening.

According to the police on the 6th, Gangnam Police Station in Seoul recently received a complaint filed by Ha-seong Kim and is looking into related charges. Ha-seong Kim stated in his complaint that Mr. A, his junior at the time he was playing as a player in Korea, “made threats of blackmail.”

According to some media reports, Ha-seong Kim got into a fight with Mr. A at a bar in Gangnam, Seoul two years ago. Kim Ha-seong's claim is that Mr. A continued to demand settlement money under the pretext of assault.

However, according to MBN on the 7th, Mr. A's legal representative claimed, "Mr. A was unilaterally assaulted by Kim Ha-seong in 2021." He added, “After the assault incident two years ago, after Kim Ha-seong entered the major league, Mr. A lived with Kim Ha-seong in the United States as his road manager and suffered repeated assaults.”

Meanwhile, after the news of Kim Ha-seong's complaint broke, some online communities speculated that Mr. A might be Song Woo-hyun, the son of former Hanwha Eagles pitching coach Song Jin-woo, but on the 7th, OSEN confirmed that Mr. A is not a second-generation baseball player but a former unknown pitcher. reported.


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