Shocking! Crazy Lee Jung-hoo, chasing solo shot → Three-point consecutive at-bats explosion SF 54 Yankees
Apr 14, 2025
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San Francisco Giants' Lee Jung-hoo played his first multi-homer game in his major league career. That's a series of at-bats, too.
Lee Jung-hoo played in center field as the third in the final game of three consecutive away games against the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium on the 14th (Korea time), and swung two hits, four RBIs, and one walk in three at-bats, including two home runs. San Francisco, led by Lee Jung-hoo, came from behind to win 5-4 and decorated the three consecutive Viner games with a 2-1 winning series. 11 wins and 4 losses.
On the other hand, the Yankees won eight games and lost seven games.
Lee Jung-hoo marked a batting average of 0.352 (19 hits in 54 times at bat), three home runs, 11 RBIs, 16 runs, seven walks, eight strikeouts, an on-base percentage of 0.426, a slugging percentage of 0.704, and an OPS of 1.130.
Long balls have been hit every day during the past four consecutive games.The four hits in the three consecutive games were all long hits with home runs → double → home runs → home runs. In the game against the Cincinnati Reds on the 10th, he also hit a double, a triple and two long balls out of three hits. Lee Jung-hoo has 12 long balls with more than a double out of 19 hits. The ratio is 63.2%.
Lee Jung-hoo hit a three-run first inning in the first round on the 12th, followed by a consecutive at-bat cannon show in two days, mesmerizing more than 40,000 New York fans who filled Yankee Stadium.
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The ball, which flew at a launch angle of 29 degrees and a batting speed of 103.2 miles, fell into the doorway, 406 feet away from the right-center outfield seats at Yankee Stadium. San Francisco's first hit on the day was Lee Jung-hoo's home run.
Then, in the next at-bat, he fired a come-from-behind home run.
Leading Christian Cos opened with an infield hit to third baseman. After Eliot Ramos struck out, Willy Adames walked with one out and runners on first and second bases. At that time, Yankees pitching coach Matt Blake visited the mound. Lee Jung-hoo's at-bat a little later.
At ball count 1B2S, he pulled an 81.7 mile curve that flew into the middle of Rodon's fifth pitch and slightly over the left fence. The launch angle was 25 degrees, the batting speed was 94.5 miles, and the distance was 363 feet. Yankee Stadium became silent as if it were a rat, but a small number of fans cheering for Lee Jung-hoo and San Francisco went wild.
Lee Jung-hoo stepped down with a fly to center field in his first at-bat after two outs in the top of the first inning. At ball count 2B2S, he lightly hit Yankees Rodon's 87-mile slider outside the fifth pitch, but was caught by center fielder Cody Bellinger at 305 feet.
In the fourth at-bat in the eighth inning, he walked with a full count and got on base. He got on base three times on the day.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
