Let's just stop sending professional Asian Games players from now on.

The problem is that managers end up overworking 1st-round or top-tier pitchers in the bullpen anyway, ruining the bodies of young players who haven't even had time to toughen up after graduating high school.
So, if we link this to the military service issue, we could have 1st-round caliber players in their 1st or 2nd year enlist in Sangmu (military sports unit) mandatorily to train as national reserve players and send them to U23 or lower-level tournaments.
As for the rest of the players, they can enlist in active duty to build their physical strength, right???
I think it would be better if they fulfill their mandatory military service first and then start their professional careers.
To accommodate this, we could just shorten the requirements for posting and FA eligibility by two years, don't you think??
It doesn't cost any money to advance the eligibility period.
By doing this, we can cleanly send the Sangmu 2nd team + college players to the Asian Games or B-tier tournaments.
If we let the players proactively resolve their military service issues and get it over with first, then start their careers, we wouldn't have to see this kind of pathetic sight anymore.