Promise number 7, one more time! San Francisco's Lee Jung-hoo, who has found customized batting order, will make 7 appearances for 6G in a row. No. 7 center field against Pittsburgh

Aug 06, 2025

Promise number 7, one more time! San Francisco's Lee Jung-hoo, who has found customized batting order, will make 7 appearances for 6G in a row. No. 7 center field against Pittsburgh
Lee Jung-hoo of the San Francisco Giants is training to hit at the batting cage ahead of the Pittsburgh Pirates match at Oracle Park on the 5th (Korea time). ImagesYonhap News



Promise number 7, one more time! San Francisco's Lee Jung-hoo, who has found customized batting order, will make 7 appearances for 6G in a row. No. 7 center field against Pittsburgh
Lee Jung-hoo runs after hitting a triple to the right-center in the fifth inning with two outs and runners on first and second bases. AFP Yonhap News
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For Lee Jung-hoo of the San Francisco Giants, the seventh batting order is exactly the same position. The batting order, which had been on and off throughout the season, has finally been fixed. The key to the revival in the second half of the season was '7th batting order'. Lee Jung-hoo will start as the seventh batter in six consecutive games.

Lee Jung-hoo was listed in the starting lineup as No. 7 center field once again in the interleague away game against the Pittsburgh Pirates at PNC Park in Pittsburgh, USA, early on the 7th (Korean time). This is because San Francisco coach Bob Melvin has finally discovered 'After Lee Jung-Hoo optimization batting order'. Lee Jung-hoo has been placed as the seventh batter in six consecutive games since the game against the New York Mets on the 2nd.




This means that Lee Jung-hoo is definitely fixed to the 7th position. There is only one reason. This is because he has the most high-sensitivity batting average in the seventh batting order this season. He recently hit in all five games as the seventh batter. This year, Lee Jung-hoo appeared in 15 games as the seventh batter and has a batting average of 0.346 (18 hits in 52 times at bat) in 14 games as the seventh batter until the previous day's game against Pittsburgh.

Promise number 7, one more time! San Francisco's Lee Jung-hoo, who has found customized batting order, will make 7 appearances for 6G in a row. No. 7 center field against Pittsburgh
It's an overwhelming batting average. This year, Lee Jung-hoo came out in the previous batting order except for No. 8 and No. 9. In the season opener, he came out as the third batter. Ahead of the opening, Melvin said he would use Lee Jung-hoo as a `built-in No. 3.' However, when he showed a good batting sense at the beginning of the season, he placed it in different batting order to maximize utilization.

As the sense of hitting has declined since mid-May, Lee Jung-hoo was placed in the bottom batting order to save him this time. But it wasn't very good. It began to revive in the second half of July, as a result, he showed signs of recovery in his batting sense when he took over No. 7.




Promise number 7, one more time! San Francisco's Lee Jung-hoo, who has found customized batting order, will make 7 appearances for 6G in a row. No. 7 center field against Pittsburgh
In fact, Lee Jung-hoo's batting average by batting order excluding No. 7 was 0.174, No. 2 0.333, No. 3 0.275, No. 4 0.188, No. 5 0.229, and No. 6 0.125. The second best batting order is number 2. However, as the number of hits in consecutive games is currently seven, it can be seen that he fixed it as No. 7 against Pittsburgh on the 7th.

San Francisco's batting order was Eliot Ramos (left fielder), Rafael Devers (designated hitter), Willie Adames (striker), Matt Chapman (third baseman), Case Schmidt (first baseman), Herar Encarnacion (right fielder), Lee Jung-hoo (middle fielder), Christian Cos (second baseman) and Andrew Kisner (catcher). The starting pitcher is veteran left-hander Robbie Ray, who has a 9-5 record and a 2.85 ERA this season.

The Pittsburgh starter that Lee Jung-hoo and other San Francisco batters should face is also left-hander Andrew Heaney. Heaney is 5-9 with a 4.89 ERA this year. Attention is focusing on whether Lee Jung-hoo will continue his hit streak in six consecutive games in the seventh batting order against left-handed starters.








This article was translated by Naver AI translator.