Woo-Suk Go Lands With Tigers After Marlins Release
The former KBO closer was cut by Miami and picked up by Detroit, where he's posting strong Triple-A numbers in 2025.
Woo-Suk Go, a dominant KBO closer from 2019–2023 with 137 saves and a 2.39 ERA, struggled after signing with San Diego and being traded to Miami in the Luis Arraez deal. The Marlins released him in June 2025 and the Tigers claimed him. He is now pitching for Triple-A Toledo, posting a 2.06 ERA, 2.26 FIP, and 35.1% strikeout rate across 39.1 innings this season — a sharp turnaround from his 5.61 ERA over prior minor-league stints.
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