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| KIA leadoff Ko Jong-wook played three hits against LG starter Chirinos. Jamsil = Reporter Park Jae-man pjm@sportschosun.com |
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Although the start was later than others, leadoff Ko Jong-wook shone the most on the ground at Jamsil Stadium.
Ko Jong-wook, who started as a leadoff, turned out to be a natural enemy of Chirinos.
It was a strange pitcher for the first time against him, but Ko Jong-wook connected Chirinos' fastballs and all the breaking balls to the center of the bat with hits. From 3 at-bats to 1 RBI, 1 run and 1 stolen base, starting Chirinos opponent Ko Jong-wook led his team to victory by swinging a hard hit.
A game between the LG Twins and the KIA Tigers at Jamsil Stadium on the 29th. Leadoff Ko Jong-wook's hot hitting destroyed impregnable Chirinos.
KIA leadoff Ko Jong-wook was the only batter who allowed LG starter Chirinos, who had pitched scoreless pitching with strong ball power until the fifth inning, to get on base. Chirinos was the only KIA batter to allow two hits to Ko Jong-wook until the fifth inning.
Except for Ko Jong-wook's hits in the first and third innings, LG starter Chirinos, who had been struggling to reach the first base, suddenly began to shake in the sixth inning.
Park Min, the leadoff hitter in the sixth inning against LG's starting Chirinos, who was leading by 1-0 points, hit a hit to the right and took a chance to hit first base with no outs. Manager Lee Bum-ho did not give a sacrifice bunt sign believing in Ko Jong-wook, who had hits in both previous at-bats.
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| Ko Jong-wook hit three times at bat against the Chirinos for the first time. |
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Ko Jong-wook, who entered the batter's box, did not wait and hit with a target from the first pitch. Ko Jong-wook pushed Chirinos' fork ball to cut the left-center gap. When the long ball hit, first baseman Park Min ran home and scored an equalizer.
Ko Jong-wook, who hit a timely hit in the sixth inning against the starting Chirinos, advanced to second base with ease. Ko Jong-wook, who became a natural enemy with three hits in three at-bats against Chirinos, opened his ceremony toward the dugout.
Kim Ho-ryeong's sacrifice bunt is on third base with one out. Ko Jong-wook, who stepped home during Wisdom's timely hit, scored a come-from-behind score. Manager Lee Bum-ho welcomed the leadoff with a happy look when Ko Jong-wook, who scored a timely hit and a come-from-behind score in the sixth inning following the previous two hits at bat, entered the dugout.
KIA, which scored six points in the sixth inning with its batters exploding, added three points each in the eighth and ninth innings to win a 12-2 victory.
Ko Jong-wook, who did not start the season in the first team this season, had a batting average of 21 hits, one home run, seven RBIs and six runs in 28 games in the Futures League before registering for the first team on the 6th.
Although the start of this season was later than others, Ko Jong-wook's season, which proved the fear of hitting a career batting average of 300, began in earnest from this day
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| Ko Jong-wook, who started for the first time in a long time, focused on every at-bat with earnestness. |
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| Ko Jong-wook made a 148km two-seam fastball with a hit in his first at-bat. |
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| A timely hit by hitting a fork ball in the first half of the sixth inning when he was trailing 1-0. |
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| There was a lot of dirt on the uniform, but Ko Jong-wook shone. |
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| Coach Lee Bum-ho's leadoff Ko Jong-wook card hit the mark. |
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This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
