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Korean baseball player

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Baseball player

Mon Yong-ik
KT Wiz – No. 13
Pitcher
Born: (1995-02-04) February 4, 1995 (age 29) Goyang, South Korea
Bats: RightThrows: Right
KBO debut
August 11, 2021, for the Samsung Lions
KBO statistics (through May 17, 2024)
Win–loss record	4–2
Earned run average	5.03
Strikeouts	63

Teams
Samsung Lions (2021–2023) KT Wiz (2024–present)

Mon Yong-ik (Korean: 문용익; born February 4, 1995, in Goyang, Gyeonggi) is a South Korean pitcher for the KT Wiz in the Korea Baseball Organization (KBO).

References

"Mon Yong-ik KBO League Statistics". Retrieved April 6, 2022.

v t e KT Wiz current roster
Pitchers	1 Ko Young-pyo 11 Kim Min 13 Mon Yong-ik 15 Shin Byung-ryul 17 Lee Chae-ho 18 Um Sang-back 21 Woo Kyu-min 26 Kim Min-su 28 Ha Jun-ho 29 Jeon Yong-ju 30 So Hyeong-jun 32 William Cuevas 33 Park Se-jin 37 Lee Sang-dong 38 Ju Kwon 41 Son Dong-hyun 43 Wes Benjamin 45 Lee Tae-gyu 46 Park Si-young 48 Kim Young-hyun 49 Kim Geon-ung 51 Lee Jung-hyun 54 Jo Yi-hyeon 59 Han Cha-hyeon 60 Park Yeong-hyun 61 Lee Sun-woo 63 Weon Sang-hyun 64 Yook Chung-myoung 65 Yoon Kang-chan 94 Kim Min-sung 95 Seong Jae-heon 99 Kang Geon 118 Kim Jeong-woon
Catchers	22 Jang Sung-woo 42 Cho Dae-hyun 44 Kim Jun-tae 55 Kang Hyeon-woo 97 Kim Min-seok
Infielders	4 Oh Yoon-suk 5 Kang Min-sung 6 Park Kyung-su 7 Kim Sang-su 10 Hwang Jae-gyun 14 Cheon Seong-ho 16 Jang Jun-won 25 Park Min-seok 34 Lee Ho-yeon 40 Oh Jae-il 50 Kang Baek-ho 56 Shin Bon-ki
Outfielders	0 Kim Geon-hyoung 3 Mel Rojas Jr. 8 An Chi-young 12 Song Min-sub 23 Cho Yong-ho 24 Moon Sang-chul 27 Bae Jeong-dae 31 Hong Hyun-bin 53 Kim Min-hyuck 57 Kim Byeong-jun 58 Jeong Jun-young 62 Ahn Hyun-min
Coaching Staff	Manager 72 Kim Jin-wook Hitting 71 Lee Sung-yong Hitting Assistant 73 Kim Kwang-lim Pitching 74 Chung Myung-won Hitting 75 Choi Hoon-jae Battery 77 Kang Seong-woo Defense 78 Kim Yong-kook Third base 80 Lee Kwang-kil Battery 83 Choi Seung-hwan Defense 88 Chae Jong-bum First base 90 Ko Young-min Defense 91 Shin Myung-chul Bullpen

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