The 34-year-old will be the second South Korean to collect 30 saves in MLB after Kim Byung-hyun, who played in the majors from 1999 to 2007 for four teams and garnered 86 saves total.

Pitching for the first time at Coors Field, Oh began the inning allowing a single to Mark Reynolds. The South Korean, however, retired Ian Desmond on a four-seam fastball next and struck out Trevor Story on a slider.

Tony Wolters hit a foul ball off Oh's pitch but left fielder Tommy Pham made a diving catch to wrap up the game.

Oh's latest performance lowered his ERA from 3.13 to 3.00. In addition to 11 saves, Oh has one win and two losses for the 2017 season.

Meanwhile, Texas Rangers' South Korean outfielder Choo Shin-soo launched his fifth home run of the season against the Toronto Blue Jays on the road.

Batting leadoff, Choo smashed Marco Estrada's first pitch of the game for a solo shot. It was his 21st leadoff home run in his MLB career.

Choo, however, failed to produce additional hits in his next three at-bats and watched the Rangers fall 3-1 to the Jays. (Yonhap)