"I've never seen the left-hander 156km before." Yoon Dong-hee missed the bat... Super Rookie rebounded with maximum arrest after fluctuating against LG
"I've never seen the left-hander 156km before." Yoon Dong-hee missed the bat... Super Rookie rebounded with maximum arrest after fluctuating against LG
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It was a 10-3 victory against the Lotte Giants in Daegu on Sunday. It was a pleasant victory for Samsung.바카라사이트
The Promised Land returned from five consecutive away games. The team lost to Lotte 1-8 on Wednesday in Daegu. It allowed three home runs.
There was even a self-deprecating saying, "What should I do if I score one point in Daegu?"
However, he immediately erased concerns the next day. He had 12 hits and 10 runs, including four homers. He scored double-digit points for the sixth time in 10 games since his 10-0 victory over Hanwha in Daegu on Sunday. It was a welcome indicator that the batting cycle has hit rock bottom.
It was encouraging to win with the alternative starter Kim Dae-ho card.
As the team lost on the first day of the classic series, there were many concerns about the loosing series. The team will challenge to win the series by taking the lead even after 20 days. Lotte's starter is Na Kyun-an.
Koo Ja-wook's perfect revival of two hits and three RBIs, including a home run that technically pulled the ball over his body, is welcome, and Park Byung-ho's sixth home run of the season in eight games is also welcome. Kim Young-woong's first at-bat home run in the second inning, which has washed away his recent slump, is also meaningful.
Following his first home run on the 18th, new right-handed slugger Lee Chang-yong, who scored an RBI in two consecutive games with a direct double to the fence on the 19th, is also welcome to appear.
There was also a welcome rebound in the bullpen.
Bae Chan-seung's courageous fight continues even though it may be shaky. Rookie suffered through two hits, three walks and two runs during ⅓ innings against LG on Saturday, the previous game. Taking the mound in the top of the seventh inning with a 10-3 lead, he gave up a hit and a walk to Lotte's batter, respectively, but ended the inning without allowing a single run. He threw strong balls, which made it hard for him to remember the previous game being shaken.
He threw a fastball to the first three batters.
All of them far exceeded the average speed of 150.5 kilometers. He shot 155 kilometers three times, and also carved 156 kilometers, his maximum speed after joining the professional league, on the electronic display twice. In the second half of the game, when the score difference was wide, it was almost a bit boring. When Bae Chan-seung drew 156km on the Lions Park electronic display, the crowd cheered loudly as if the stadium was leaving. Another attraction was created in the exciting Rafak.
Bae Chan-seung, who grounded out Jeon Joon-woo to the second base with a 155-kilometer fastball, threw a 156-kilometer high-fast ball to pinch hitter Yoon Dong-hee. He was aiming for a fastball, but Yoon's bat split wide into the air. The aftermath was so great that he even dropped the bat on the ground due to the rebound of the big swing.
"The left-hander is 155km, wow," the commentator who was impressed immediately saw the number 156 and was speechless, saying, "I think I've never seen 156km left-hander before."
Nonetheless, he got on base with a hit, setting a timing for a fastball. Bae Chan-seung, who handled Na Seung-yeop's fly ball with a fastball, sent Jung Hoon on a straight walk, rushing to the first and second bases with two outs. However, he ended the inning with a pop-up shot of Lee Ho-joon with a slider.
"You don't have to be perfect from the beginning. I don't even have high expectations. Fighting, you can win again with strong balls even if you are shaky." The rookie, who will grow into the best left-hander in Korea, needs the most right now, spirit.