How could this be 540 games in 4 years...Center line core collapse, full body again
Jul 18, 2025
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SSG Landers' main shortstop Park Sung-han was removed from the first division entry on the 17th. The cause is a right thigh injury. Park Sung-han, who felt uncomfortable from the end of the first half, underwent a hospital examination on the 11th, shortly after the end of the first half. As a result, a diagnosis of micro-damage to the right large retirement muscle was made, and he was excluded from the entry on the day. Park Sung-han is scheduled to return after a re-examination today on the 25th.
Thigh muscle injury may be highly associated with accumulated fatigue. Park Sung-han, who has played as the main player for the past four years without a break. Since the 2021 season, when he began to establish himself in the first division, he has played 540 games as a shortstop until last year.
It's the same this year. In particular, it was a season where Park Sung-han could be greedy. Last year, he wore the national flag as a member of the 'Premier 12' national team, and it was a time when he could take a leap forward by competing for the Golden Glove in the shortstop category. Park Sung-han, who is at the center of the infield defense, could not be easily excluded from the team.
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But in the end, I got sick. Fortunately, the All-Star break overlapped and the first game of the second half was scheduled to be held on the 17th, when all games were canceled due to rain, which made a little more time, but Park Sung-han's absence immediately feels big.
The player is showing his willingness to play while enduring the pain, but there is no reason to overdo it. Director Lee Soo-yong said in an interview with reporters on the 17th, `I have a strong will to do it, but I'm not going to do it. I'll watch it for two weeks and decide next time" he said.
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For the time being, SSG has to solve infield clues by using Ahn Sang-hyun as its main shortstop and third baseman, but concerns deepen at a time when the mid-ranking battle is fierce.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.