VIDEO: Former Cardinals and Blue Jays Closer Seung Hwan Oh Records 400th Career Save

The KBO continues to play on while MLB can't figure out how to get back on the field, but at least we have some familiar names are part of teams in South Korea. Seung-Hwan Oh is a name some may remember after stints with the St. Louis Cardinals, Toronto Blue Jays and Colorado Rockies. The closer's best work has come in KBO and he achieved a career milestone recently by recording his 400th professional save.
守護神として復帰した呉昇桓
— ®️ (@R__heroes) June 16, 2020
1回無失点に抑え日米韓通算400S達成!
(KBO 278S NPB 80S MLB42S) pic.twitter.com/VvC2HJuopT
This marked save No. 278 in KBO. He had 42 in MLB and 80 during his time in Japan. That's quite the career for the 37-year-old.
CONGRATULATIONS to Samsung Lions RHP #21 Seung-Hwan Oh! ?
— Charleston RiverDogs (@ChasRiverDogs) June 16, 2020
In their 4-3 win over the Doosan Bears, the @twittlions' closer recorded his 400th career save:
⚾️ 278 KBO saves
⚾️ 42 @MLB saves
⚾️ 80 NPB saves pic.twitter.com/fTn8LK5jBm
Only six MLB closers have earned 400 saves. Oh's feat is rare and should be celebrated. While he had limited success in MLB, he has made himself a legend in South Korea with the Samsung Lions.