At the start of the 2023 Korean Baseball Organization (KBO) season, two of the 10 teams were managed by foreigners.However, after former Hanwha Eagles manager Carlos Subero, Lotte Giants manager Larry Sutton also stepped down during the season, leaving only “domestic managers” in the KBO.Lotte announced on the 28th, “Coach Sutton tendered his resignation after the KT WIZ game on the 27th, citing health reasons. After careful consideration, the club decided to respect his wishes.”Sutton, who was promoted from second-team coach to first-team manager when former Lotte coach Heo Mun-ho was fired on May 11, 2021, led the team for about two years and three months, but left the club after failing to fulfill his dream of reaching the postseason.Sutton, the fifth foreign manager in KBO history, has a winning percentage of 0.471 (162 wins, 182 losses, 12 draws) in the KBO. This figure excludes games in which other coaches served as acting managers.Sutton, who took over in the middle of the 2021 season, won 50 games, lost 50 games, and drew 8 games for a winning percentage of 0.500, but last year, after managing 142 games (two of which were coached by Moon Gyu-hyun), his record plummeted to 63 wins, 75 losses, and four draws (a winning percentage of 0.457).This year, the team also received a less-than-stellar report card with 49 wins and 57 losses (0.462 winning percentage), excluding the two games in which they had an acting coach.Lotte finished the regular season in eighth place in 2021 and eighth place in 2022, and are hovering around the bottom of the standings at seventh place this 카지노사이트킹 year.