KRSouth Korean baseball player Kim Ha-seong of the Atlanta Braves has been placed on the 10-day injured list due to right middle finger inflammation. This injury affects his performance following a challenging season where he struggled at the plate, posting a .068 batting average with zero home runs. The injury occurs months after he suffered a similar issue in South Korea, which required surgery before joining the Braves. Kim's absence leaves the Braves using multiple players for shortstop, and he becomes the only active South Korean player in Major League Baseball as the San Francisco Giants' Lee Jung-hoo remains the sole representative.
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