Go’s Departure Opens Door for Jenkins | MLB News

Woo-Suk Go, once a promising Korean pitcher with elite stuff and strikeout power, is now a free agent after being DFA’d by the Twins — and his MLB stint was anything but smooth. Acquired in a minor trade from Detroit, where he thrived in the minors with a 2.60 ERA, Go struggled mightily in the majors, giving up four runs in four innings across four appearances. His troubles only grew worse in Triple-A, where he was ejected, suspended for using a foreign substance, and then walked too many batters to be effective. Despite a fastball that hits 94-95 mph and a solid arsenal of secondary pitches, command issues have plagued him since arriving in the U.S. Now, with a 3.91 ERA over 50 innings across both systems, Go’s future hinges on proving he can control the ball — and any team willing to take a chance could be his next home.

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