Don't come. Daejeon, which refused to be replaced by waving its hands, must have had a great sense of responsibility

Apr 11, 2025

Don't come. Daejeon, which refused to be replaced by waving its hands, must have had a great sense of responsibility
Hanwha Eagles foreign pitcher Weiss, who refused to replace the pitcher with two outs in the eighth inning by hitting his hand.



Coach Yang Sang-moon, who visited the mound with the ball
Don't come. Daejeon, which refused to be replaced by waving its hands, must have had a great sense of responsibility
persuaded Weiss.
Don't come. Daejeon, which refused to be replaced by waving its hands, must have had a great sense of responsibility
He became the winning pitcher with a perfect two-run pitch in 7.2 innings, but Hanwha Weiss' expression was full of regret. Jamsil = Reporter Park Jae-man pjm@sportschosun.com
Don't come. I want to throw it to the end.

As the pitching coach approached with the ball in his hand, the starting pitcher on the mound refused to replace him by waving his hands.

Hanwha starter Weiss' attitude was stubborn. With one out count remaining until the eighth inning, the starting pitcher's willingness to end the inning with his own hands was strong, but coach Yang Sang-moon replaced the pitcher after persuasion.




The game between the Doosan Bears and the Hanwha Eagles at Jamsil Stadium on the 10th. Weiss, who took the mound as a starting pitcher, pitched perfectly on the day. Doosan blocked Doosan's batters with a maximum speed of 156 kilometers and a sweeper.

As starter Weiss kept the mound by allowing only two hits until the seventh inning, the fielders' concentration in the sixth and seventh innings revived and scored seven points.

Weiss, who took the mound in the eighth inning with a 7-0 lead, allowed Doosan's Choo Jae-hyun a two-run shot and allowed his first run. When Hanwha Weiss, who had been pitching close to perfection until the seventh inning, allowed a long shot in the second half of the game, coach Yang Sang-moon visited the mound and gave strength.




Don't come. Daejeon, which refused to be replaced by waving its hands, must have had a great sense of responsibility
Weiss who strongly expressed his desire to throw one remaining out count.
Weiss, who was disappointed to have a home run, strongly conveyed his intention to throw more. Coach Yang Sang-moon came down from the mound after checking catcher Lee Jae-won to see if he had lost his Weiss ball power.

Weiss, who quickly regained stability after the pitcher coach's visit to the mound, turned around Park Gye-beom and Kim Ki-yeon and posted two out-counts.

There is only one out count left until the end of the inning. As soon as Weiss, who received the ball from the catcher, was catching his breath, coach Yang Sang-moon walked out toward the mound, informing the referee of the pitcher's replacement.




Weiss, who found a pitching coach approaching the mound, kept waving his hands and stretching a finger. Weiss strongly appealed that he wanted to finish by the eighth inning. His wishes did not come true. The score was 7 to 25 points apart, but the choice of the pitching coach, who judged that the starting pitcher Weiss's pitch was close to the limit with 94, was a replacement.

Coach Yang Sang-moon, who visited the mound with the ball, put Kim Bum-soo on the mound only after talking for a while in the face of the strong will of starter Weiss to throw more.

Weiss, who scored two runs and a quality start plus in 7.2 innings, looked firm despite the shouts of Hanwha fans shouting his name. Weiss, who was coming down from the mound, shouted with his glove covering his face as if it was a shame he couldn't finish the inning until the end.

Don't come. Daejeon, which refused to be replaced by waving its hands, must have had a great sense of responsibility
Weiss, who had a lot of regrets, shouted while covering his face with his glove.
Don't come. Daejeon, which refused to be replaced by waving its hands, must have had a great sense of responsibility
Coach Yang Sang-moon convinced Weiss, who didn't want to come down from the mound because he wanted to throw.
Don't come. Daejeon, which refused to be replaced by waving its hands, must have had a great sense of responsibility
Congratulations manager Kim Kyung-moon on winning pitcher Weiss.
Don't come. Daejeon, which refused to be replaced by waving its hands, must have had a great sense of responsibility
The ceremony of Daejeon Jesus who conquered the Jamsil mound.
Don't come. Daejeon, which refused to be replaced by waving its hands, must have had a great sense of responsibility
After the Su-hoon interview, Weiss greeted the fans with gratitude.


This article was translated by Naver AI translator.