Thank God. Headshot Park Kun-woo is taking a rest at his hotel without additional check-up. Coach Lee Ho-joon would have liked to be the designated hitter tomorrow
Jun 18, 2025
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NC Dinos outfielder Park Gun-woo, who was hit in the face with a head shot, was not seen at Jamsil Stadium on the 18th. NC manager Lee Ho-joon explained that he didn't come from the accommodation at all.
In an away game against the LG Twins in Jamsil on the 17th, Park Kun-woo was hit in the face by the opponent's 143km fastball in the top of the second inning. He immediately collapsed and complained of pain and lay down for a long time. Fortunately, he was replaced by Han Seok-hyun when he stood up as if it was not a major injury.
Fortunately, thanks to the gladiator's helmet, he was hit by a face shield and avoided a major injury. The cheekbones were swollen and I had an X-ray examination at the hospital, but there was no fracture, and I tried to get an additional examination on the 18th, the next day, but after waking up in the morning, I took a rest without getting a checkup because there was nothing wrong.
NC newly registered Han Jae-seung and Kim Tae-hoon and Seo Ho-cheol, excluding pitchers Kim Si-hoon, Son Joo-hwan, and outfielder Han Seok-hyun from the first-team entry. The fact that Park Kun-woo did not miss the entry was an entry change that could be interpreted to mean that he was not injured in need of treatment for more than 10 days. It can be seen as a positive sign that Park Gun-woo could play within a few days.
Director Lee "I let him rest in his room because he said he was dizzy today. Fortunately, I didn't have any specific findings at the hospital examination, but I kept saying that I had some dizziness, so I took a rest"I think I'll have to get up tomorrow (19th) and see what's going on. In tomorrow's game, the opponent's starter is a left-handed pitcher (Choi Chae-heung), so I want Park Gun-woo to be the designated hitter, but he thinks he will take a break until tomorrow in the training part. For now, I decided to look at the condition tomorrow."
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
