Korean Baseball Player Tier List (Chu, Kang, Hoo, Ha, Byeong, Seop, Gyun, Su, Man, Hwan, Hye)

Baseball level must be determined by synthesizing several important factors.
1. League Level: Player performance is adjusted based on the level of the league.
For example, one would not say a starting hitter in the Korean minor leagues with an OPS of 950
is better than a starting hitter in the Major Leagues with an OPS of 900.
Generally, if Korean baseball performance is set at 1, Japanese baseball is given a weight of 10,
and American baseball is given a weight of 100.
In other words, if:
A = Player with a career WAR of 100 in Korean baseball
B = Player with a career WAR of 15 in Japanese baseball
C = Player with a career WAR of 2 in American baseball
The weighted career WAR results would be A=100, B=150, and C=200.
2. Salary: If players are estimated to be at a similar level, performance is adjusted based on salary. Even if they seem similar, if A receives a large amount of money and B receives a small amount,
A is the better player. This is because simple classic or sabermetric stats cannot capture a player's full value; GMs and managers capture additional value and pay accordingly.
3. Consistency: Between a player who performed well for one or two seasons and a player who performed well for 20 seasons,
the performance is adjusted in favor of the player who performed well for 20 seasons.
Resulting Values=
Choo Shin-soo
Kang Jung-ho
Lee Jung-hoo
Kim Ha-seong
Park Byung-ho
Choi Hie-seop
Hwang Jae-gyun
Kim Hyun-soo
Choi Ji-man
Bae Ji-hwan
Kim Hye-seong
Park Hyo-jun
Lee Dae-ho
Lee Seung-yuop
Lee Jong-beom
Kim Tae-kyun
Lee Bum-ho
Lee Byung-kyu
Lee Man-soo
Choi Jeong
Jang Hyo-jun
Kim Ki-tae
Yang Eui-ji
Kim Dong-joo
Kim Seong-han
Park Jae-hong
Kim Jae-bak
Kim Bong-yeon
Kim Jae-hyun
Park Kyung-hwan
Oh Dae-seok
Han Dae-hwa
Kim Kwang-min
Lee Yong-kyu
Cho Seong-hwan
Kim Seong-rae
Ma Hae-young
Jang Jong-hoon
Shim Jung-soo
Oh Ji-hwan
Kang Min-ho
Kim Do-young
Jang Seong-ho
Park Seok-min
Jung Keun-woo
Hong Sung-heon
Hong Hyun-woo
Yang Jun-hyuk
Ryu Joong-il
Ryu Ji-hyun
Reason: I will provide only a few reasons. If you don't know, please look them up yourself.
Hwang Jae-gyun: Hit his first Major League home run in his debut,
Bae Ji-hwan: A player specialized in baserunning in the Big Leagues,
Lee Bum-ho: Performed well in the Japanese league, which is a higher-tier league.