Captain 9 billion, who was desperate to get on base when he didn't turn around, jumped up and was in the referee's arms and even complained

Apr 07, 2025

Chae Eun-sung, who wanted to run, even complained to the referee that the bat turned.

Chae Eun-sung, who was heading to first base thinking it was a walk after a full count match, jumped up and down in his place with regret.

Chae Eun-sung, who did not follow luck, looked at the sky for a moment with regret. Daegu = Reporter Park Jae-man pjm@sportschosun.com

Chae Eun-sung, who was running toward the first base with confidence that it was a walk, jumped up and down at the referee's strikeout declaration.

Captain's priority, who has not been able to escape the batting average of around 10% at the beginning of the season, was neither a home run nor a hit. I carefully picked the ball to get on base.

Chae Eun-sung, who has hardly been able to get out of the severe batting slump. I didn't even follow my luck on this day.

Chae Eun-sung, who sweated harder before the game than anyone else to escape from the slump. Chae Eun-sung finally dropped his head when the results were not coming out.

Daegu Lions Park on the 6th, when the last game of the three consecutive weekend games between Samsung and Hanwha was held. Hanwha Captain Chae Eun-sung's bat, which had never been able to step on the first base in the previous two games, remained silent until the end.

Chae Eun-sung, who struck out four times without a hit in 13 at-bats in four games, including the game, was listed in the starting lineup for the last game of three consecutive games, but the batting order came down to seven times.

Chae Eun-sung's goal in his first at-bat was to get on base. When a high fastball came in the seventh pitch after a full count match with Samsung starter Reyes, Chae Eun-sung threw the bat and headed to first base, confident of a walk.

Chae Eun-sung, who seemed to have succeeded in getting on base in four games after a full count match. The referee declared a swing and miss strikeout.

Confident that he endured the bat down, Chae Eun-sung judged it was a walk, but the referee's declaration was different. When the referee declared a strikeout, saying the bat was in vain, Chae Eun-sung, who was running out, jumped up and was disappointed.

It was the moment when Chae Eun-sung's wind disappeared, as he wanted to step on the first base for the first time in four games.

The details were like this. Hanwha Chae Eun-sung, who hurriedly stopped down the bat on a 147km two-seam fastball on the seventh pitch chosen by third-line starter Reyes, was sure of a walk.

As soon as he took a few steps toward first base, the referee declared a swing and miss strikeout. Chae Eun-sung, who was heading to first base with confidence in the walk, jumped up and down. Afterwards, he approached referee Yoon Tae-soo as if he was disappointed, and even complained that the bat did not turn, but the result did not change.

A scene where you could see how disappointing it was.

Chae Eun-sung, who was heading to the dugout after picking up the bat that fell on the ground, looked at the sky with a despondent look.

Chae Eun-sung, who was lagging far behind in his teens, hit Samsung left-hander Baek Jeong-hyun's 140km fastball properly in the ninth inning. The moment when the hitless march was finally about to end. The well-hit ball was sucked into third baseman Kim Young-woong's glove, and Chae Eun-sung's hit was deleted.

In his first at-bat, he struck out swinging, saying that the bat turned the moment he was sure of a walk after a full count. In the last at-bat, Chae Eun-sung's hitless streak increased to 13 at-bats in four games as the hit hit to the center of the bat turned to the front of the fielder for the first time in a long time.