The Twins signed a Korean slugger named "Kim", according to ESPN.com

Exciting news came out earlier today when we learned KBO slugger and MVP Byung-Ho Park and the Minnesota Twins agreed to a four year contact. Apparently, however, the fun isn't even over yet! ESPN.com is reporting that the Twins signed a Korean guy named "Kim" as well!

#MLB Twins ink Korean slugger Kim for 4 years, $12M: Twins ink Korean slugger Kim for 4 years, $12M https://t.co/bHUCnmgxP2

— Gustavo Aly Ochoa (@gustakim) December 1, 2015

Twins ink Korean slugger Kim for 4 years, $12M - Twins ink Korean slugger Kim for 4 years, $12M https://t.co/fBARwWJZCv

— Lou Collier (@LouCollierBB) December 1, 2015

Wow, he looks a lot like Byung-Ho Park! Is this some kind of two-for-one deal?!?

I don't know Korean, but the Koreans seem pretty psyched too!

박병호가 KIM?…ESPN,무슨 이런 실수를! https://t.co/BcoTEbOWtT #박병호 #마이데일리

— 마이데일리(mydaily) (@mydaily_twit) December 2, 2015

ESPN, 박병호 계약에 ＂KIM과 사인＂ 오류 해프닝 (출처 : 마이데일리 | 네이버 스포츠) https://t.co/aJNZZSI6Z0

— 대신동갈매기 (@Gooduckbaseball) December 1, 2015

#메이저리그 @ESPN, #박병호 계약에 "KIM과 사인" #오류 #해프닝 https://t.co/pbGIola9ya

— 네이트 스포츠뉴스 (@NATE_SPORTS) December 2, 2015

Welcome Kim! And your country-man Park!

Er... wait a second...

Hey, @espn. It's Park. Not every Korean is named Kim. pic.twitter.com/gpYMFKSDit

— Alex Krause (@AlexKrause13) December 1, 2015

Hey @espn, his name is Park, not Kim. Good try though. pic.twitter.com/ztcHj9xadK

— Grant Bosiacki (@GBos2) December 2, 2015

Yeah, er, ok... that makes more sense...