MJ and Minjae Seo hail from Seoul, South Korea. In 2010, they moved to Vancouver, Canada, and then again to Dallas, Texas, to pursue their baseball dreams.
CARROLLTON, Texas – How far would you go to chase your dream? To follow your passion? To play the game you love? MJ and Minjae Seo traveled nearly 12,000 miles total.
“When I was 3 or 4 years old, I got a plastic ball, plastic bat and that’s where the love of the game started,” MJ said. “At that time, his idol was Clayton Kershaw,” Jihyang said. “So, MJ searched where he played and then just got an idea to go to Dallas and follow his journey.” You do not have to watch a Hebron baseball practice long to realize MJ and Minjae are not only brothers, but also best friends and huge supporters of each other.
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