I'm getting goosebumps. Coach Lee Bum-ho's prediction, Park Chan-ho and KIA who were falling down saved all of them
Apr 18, 2025
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KIA Tigers manager Lee Bum-ho covered his disciple when talk of Park Chan-ho in a batting slump came up ahead of the KT Wiz match held at Gwangju Kia Champions Field on the 17th.
Until the game against KT on the 17th, Park Chan-ho had a batting average of only 158. In fact, two hits were stolen on the day. He grounded out to third base in the fourth inning and was blocked by KT third baseman Huh Kyung-min's picturesque defense. The decisive thing is the sixth episode. He pushed to first base in a perfect timing with one out and second base chance, but he had to hit the ground due to first baseman Hwang Jae-kyun's good defense.
It wasn't just the game that day. It fits well, but there were many balls going in front of the fielder. However, due to the visible performance, criticism continued over the appointment of KIA leadoff. Manager Lee "I'm making a lot of good pitches. (Gyeonggi-do Province on the 16th) I think I was angry because I caught a good hit, but I'm sure there will be a day when I'll be compensated."
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Three hits are also three, but wouldn't the last hit have pierced the blood of both Park Chan-ho and KIA teams.
The last attack in the bottom of the ninth inning when KIA was losing 3-4. Pinch-hitter Lee Woo-sung took the lead and hit a valuable heavy hit. Choi Won-jun stepped down with a ground ball to the second base and seemed to leak steam, but a decisive situation occurred here. Park Chan-ho hit KT closer Park Young-hyun's ball, which was perfectly missed. The bat had no choice but to go out when a fast ball came from the 2S disadvantage. However, the missed ball flew to an ambiguous place between the first and second basemen and fell off. a lucky rip-off hit. It almost became a two-out second base, leading to a one-out, first-and-third-base chance. Park Young-hyun, shaken by this, gave a straight walk to Hong Jong-pyo and played a full count match against Na Sung-bum He dedicated a come-from-behind finishing double.
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Even after falling into a slump, professional baseball players often ease the burden with one rip-off hit. Park Chan-ho is not an incompetent hitter. He hit .300 full-time for two consecutive years. I was unlucky to be twisted due to the preliminary FA season and early knee injuries, and I wonder how this one hit can change the rest of the season.
If KIA had lost this game helplessly, it would have been completely on the decline at the beginning of the season. However, with a come-from-behind victory, he decorated the winning series of three consecutive games, laying the groundwork for chasing the top ranks.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.