The internet sez Korean shortstop Jung-Ho Kang was posted yesterday and bids must be submitted by Friday, the 19th. The internet also sez that the fee will likely be $10-15 million and he wants a contract in the neighborhood of 3/24, making the whole tab ~$34-$39M for 3 years ($11.33-$13M per). He's right-handed, 27-years old, and mashed in the hitter's paradise of the KBO (.354/.457/.733, 39 home runs) but the Mets (and other teams) are unsure how both his bat and glove will play in America. I think he's very intriguing (maybe because I really know jack shit about him). If his MLB ceiling ends up being "good" Jed Lowrie, is that enough? If he is something less than a monster, then we've got a fairly expensive (but potentially useful) guy who could prob play 4 infield spots, spelling Wright, whoever the shortstop ends up being in 2016, and maybe getting some starts at 2B and the odd one at first. Worth the risk? Or overpriced utility guy? Do you Kang or do you abstain?