The Michigan Wolverines’ 2025 baseball season has started, one player stands out as a beacon of talent and promise: v, a 20-year-old outfielder. A Junior from Brookfield Wisconsin, Kim's journey with the Wolverines has been marked by consistent growth and dedication.
In the early games of the season, Kim has already showcased his presence at the plate. According to mgoblue.com, in just seven games this season, he has racked up 13 hits in 31 at-bats, a .419 average, with four of those hits being doubles. Kim has also posted two stolen bases on two attempts, along with five RBI. His ability to deliver under pressure has not only boosted the team's morale but also solidified his reputation as a clutch performer.
The aforementioned start to the season is no surprise once you look at Kim’s last 2 seasons playing for the Wolverines. In his sophomore year, he batted .272 with various multi-hit games and in his freshman year, he led the team with a .322 batting average and received an All-Big Ten Freshman Team Selection.
Defensively, Kim's agility and keen game sense make him an asset in the outfield. His .975 career fielding percentage means he’s thwarted numerous plays from opponents, portraying his comprehensive skill set.
As the season progresses, his blend of experience, skill, and leadership is anticipated to guide the Wolverines through challenging matchups and towards a successful season. The expectations from fans are pretty high, but with his track record, he’ll have no issue meeting them.