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KT Wiz

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KT Wiz
KT Wiz
KT 위즈
Team logo Cap insignia
Information
LeagueKBO League (2015–present)
LocationSuwon
BallparkSuwon Baseball Stadium (2015–present)
EstablishedJanuary 2013; 12 years ago (2013-01)
Korean Series championships2021
League championships2021
ColorsBlack, red and white
     
MascotVic and Ddory
OwnershipKT Corporation
ManagerLee Kang-chul
Websitewww.ktwiz.co.kr
Current uniforms

The KT Wiz (Korean: KT 위즈; stylized as kt wiz) are a South Korean professional baseball team based in Suwon. They are a member of the KBO League. Their home stadium is Suwon Baseball Stadium in Suwon.

History

On 11 January 2013, the Korea Baseball Organization officially approved KT Baseball Club's admission to KBO League, beginning with the 2015 season. The Suwon KT Wiz played the 2013 season as part of the KBO Futures League's Freedom Division,[1] and the 2014 season as part of the Futures League's Blue League division.[2] In 2015, the team was elevated to the KBO League.

As a new KBO League team in 2015, the Wiz were allowed four foreign players on their roster each season (as opposed to the usual three).[3] Foreign players signed by the Wiz for the 2015 season were pitchers Phil Irwin, Andrew Sisco and Chris Oxspring, and hitter Andy Marte (Sisco and Irwin were both released mid-season and replaced by Dan Black and Justin Germano, respectively). Beginning in the 2017 season, the Wiz's allowed allotment of foreign players reverted to three to match the rest of the league.

After five straight seasons without a playoff appearance, Wiz finally broke through in 2020, finishing second with an 81–62–1 record.[4] They were eliminated by the Doosan Bears in the semifinals after four games.[4] The following year, for the first time in franchise history, KT Wiz became regular season champions after defeating the Samsung Lions in an additional tiebreaker and advanced directly to the Korean Series.[5] In the final, they won their first Korean Series title, sweeping the Doosan Bears in four games.[6]

Season-by-season records

Year Rank Regular season Postseason Awards
Standings Games Wins Losses Draws Win% BA HR ERA
201510/1010/1014452911.364.2731295.56Did not qualify
201610/1010/1014453892.373.2761165.92Did not qualify
201710/1010/1014450940.347.2751195.75Did not qualify
20189/109/1014459823.418.2752065.34Did not qualifyKang Baek-ho (ROTY)
20196/106/1014471712.500.2771034.29Did not qualify
20203/102/1014481621.566.2841634.54Lost playoff vs. Doosan Bears (1–3)Mel Rojas Jr. (MVP)
So Hyeong-jun (ROTY)
20211/101/1014476599.563.2651063.67Won Korean Series vs. Doosan Bears (4–0)
20224/104/1014480622.563.2541193.51Won wild card vs. Kia Tigers (1–0)
Lost semi-playoff vs. Kiwoom Heroes (2–3)
20232/102/1014479623.560.265893.94Won playoff vs. NC Dinos (3–2)
Lost Korean Series vs. LG Twins (1–4)
20245/105/1014472702.507.2791455.11Won wild card vs. Doosan Bears (2–0)
Lost semi-playoff vs. LG Twins (2–3)

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