WBC韓國隊英雄帖：高祐錫等旅外球員獲邀集訓，挑戰重返榮耀
為備戰2026世界棒球經典賽（WBC），韓國隊向旅美投手高祐錫等海外球員發出集訓邀請。本文分析韓國隊在整合MLB球員、評估選手狀況等方面的挑戰與策略。
叩關MLB之路雖顛簸，但國家隊的大門永遠敞開。為了備戰明年3月登場的世界棒球經典賽（WBC），韓國隊傳出消息，將於明年1月在塞班島舉行的集訓，將歡迎旅外球員加入。其中，2025年賽季在小聯盟度過、目前正尋求新合約的投手高祐錫，已成為國家隊考慮的人選。
高祐錫的挑戰：從MLB失意到國家隊希望
根據韓國棒球委員會（KBO）在12月3日公布的29人集訓名單，最初成員均為KBO聯盟球員。然而，一名國家隊官員透露，這場為期13天（1月9日至21日）的集訓，也將為旅外選手敞開大門。高祐錫在2024年與聖地牙哥教士簽約後，始終未能登上大聯盟，輾轉多隊後於11月遭底特律老虎釋出。儘管他在美國小聯盟生涯防禦率為不甚理想的5.61，但韓國隊相信，這位昔日的KBO頂級終結者，仍是牛棚的寶貴戰力。
大聯盟球星參賽仍存變數
除了自由球員高祐錫，其他MLB球員的狀況則更為複雜。剛與教士隊簽約的內野手宋成文，能否參加集訓與經典賽，仍待球團放行。而亞特蘭大勇士的金河成和舊金山巨人的李政厚等主力球星，外界普遍預期他們會跳過塞班集訓，直接在WBC正賽時與球隊會合。洛杉磯道奇的金慧成則已向球團提出參賽申請，並希望能參與集訓。
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