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Ju Hyeong-kwang
Lotte Giants – No. 76
Pitcher
Born: (1976-03-01) March 1, 1976 (age 48) South Korea
Batted: Left Threw: Left
KBO debut
1994, for the Lotte Giants
Last KBO appearance
2007, for the Lotte Giants
KBO statistics
Win–loss record	87-82
Earned run average	3.83
Strikeouts	1,209

Teams
As player Lotte Giants (1994–2007) As coach Lotte Giants pitching coach (2019–present)
Career highlights and awards
KBO Strikeout leader (1996)

Ju Hyeong-kwang
Hangul	주형광
Revised Romanization	Ju Hyeonggwang
McCune–Reischauer	Chu Hyŏngkwang

Ju Hyeong-kwang (Korean: 주형광; born March 1, 1976) is a South Korean baseball coach and former professional baseball pitcher. He played 14 seasons in the KBO League, all for the Lotte Giants. Ju was one of the better starting pitchers of the latter half of the 1990s, winning at least ten games in a season five times in six years. He struck out 221 batters in the 1996 season, second all-time in the KBO. Ju pitched in two Korean Series for the Giants, in 1995 and 1999, with his team coming up short both times. Ju threw and batted left-handed.^{[citation needed]}

Ju joined the Giants in 1994 at age 18, immediately making an impact as a starting pitcher, going 11-5 with a 3.04 ERA and 142 strikeouts. After a similarly strong season in 1995 (10-7, 3.05 ERA and 152 strikeouts), Ju really broke out in 1996, tying for the league lead with 18 victories to go with a league-leading 221 strikeouts.^{[citation needed]} Ju had a down season in 1997, but came back strong in 1998 and 1999, coming in third in the league in strikeouts in '98 with 177.

After a mediocre 2000 campaign, Ju was felled by injuries for most of the next two seasons. From 2003 until his final season, 2007, Ju swung between starting and the bullpen. He retired after the 2007 season, at age 31.

Ju is currently the pitching coach of his long-time team the Lotte Giants.

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Career statistics from Baseball Reference (Minors)

v t e Lotte Giants current roster
Pitchers	1 Han Hyun-hee 12 Jeong Woo-jun 15 Kim Jin-uk 17 Hyeon Do-hoon 18 Choi Jun-yong 21 Park Se-woong 22 Koo Seung-min 23 Kim Do-gyu 24 Kim Sang-su 28 Charlie Barnes 30 Lee Min-seok 31 Jin Hae-soo 34 Kim Won-jung 35 Lee In-bok 36 Shin Jung-rak 37 Jeong Hyeon-su 38 Hong Min-ki 39 Shim Jae-min 40 Park Jin-hyung 43 Na Gyun-an 44 Park Jin 46 Aaron Wilkerson 49 Choi E-jun 56 Jung Sung-jong 57 Im Jun-seob 59 Song Jae-young 61 Jeon Mi-r
Catchers	00 Son Seong-bin 27 Yoo Kang-nam 42 Jeong Bo-keun 55 Baek Du-san 69 Seo Dong-uk
Infielders	3 Shin Yoon-hoo 6 Oh Sun-jin 7 Lee Hak-ju 9 Jung Hoon 14 Choi Hang 16 Kim Min-sung 25 Han Dong-hui 33 Son Ho-young 51 Na Seung-yeup 52 No Jin-hyuk 53 Park Seung-wook 63 Lee Ju-chan 65 Go Seung-min 67 Kang Seong-woo 68 Jeong Dae-sun
Outfielders	0 Hwang Seong-bin 2 Kim Min-suk 8 Jeon Jun-woo 13 Jang Du-seong 29 Víctor Reyes 48 Lee Jeong-hun 50 Kim Dong-hyeok 91 Yoon Dong-hee 95 Lee Sun-woo
Manager	88 Kim Tae-hyoung
Coaching staff	Pitching coach: 76 Ju Hyeong-kwang Catching coach: Hank Conger Operations: 82 Choi Man-ho Training coach: 83 Lee Young-joon Conditioning coach: 84 Kim Jong-hoon Training coach: 87 Jang Jae-yeong Bullpen coach: 91 Lim Gyoung-wan Hitting coach: 95 Kim Seung-kwan Defense coach: -- Kim Tae-ryong Hitting assist coach: -- Son Yin-ho Outfielder coach: -- Yun Jae-guk Battery coach: -- Choi Ki-moon

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