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San Diego Padres Call Up South Korean Signee Song Sung-mun for Mexico City Series
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San Diego Padres Call Up South Korean Signee Song Sung-mun for Mexico City Series

The San Diego Padres called up South Korean outfielder Song Sung-mun from Triple-A El Paso for their Mexico City Series against the Arizona Diamondbacks. Song, who signed a four-year contract in December, began the season in the minors due to an oblique injury sustained during spring training. He hit .293 in 20 Triple-A games with 12 RBIs. If he plays Sunday, Song will become the third South Korean in MLB this season, joining Lee Jung-hoo (Giants) and Kim Hye-seong (Dodgers), his former Kiwoom Heroes teammates.

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