Stephen J.

Stephen J. is a journalist for The Athletic. He has written extensively about baseball and the experiences of immigrant families in America. In this article, he tells the story of Seong Han Baek, a Korean father who moved his family to Salisbury, Maryland in search of better opportunities for his children. Despite facing numerous challenges and setbacks, Seong Han's unwavering determination and love for baseball helped him provide a better life for his son Sang. Sang went on to become a successful pitcher, but tragically passed away after undergoing Tommy John surgery at the age of 20.

Biography:  https://theathletic.com/2837568/2021/09/22/his-name-is-sang-he-is-a-pitcher-a-familys-american-dream-their-unbearable-loss/

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