My brother's earnestness stopped Park Dong-won's time → Only 0.3 seconds hardened stake tag
Aug 11, 2025
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Hanwha Son Ah-seop performed magic with dynamic play. LG Twins catcher Park Dong-won hardened as if time had stopped.
Son Ah-seop saved his team from losing consecutive games against LG in Jamsil on the 10th. Son Ah-seop took the lead in the 5-4 victory with one hit, two RBIs and one run from three times at bat. If Hanwha lost this game, it would have been a fatal blow to the lead competition, with a gap of four games with LG. Thanks to Son Ah-seop, Hanwha narrowed its gap with No. 1 LG to two games, reviving hope.
The biggest scene created by Son Ah-seop came at the beginning of the seventh inning. The home rushing from 3-2 to 4-2 was crucial.
Third baseman Son Ah-seop rushed home when Moon Hyun-bin grounded out to first base. LG's first baseman Chun Sung-ho's defense was quite quick. The home throw was also accurate. It was an out-timing. Park Dong-won received the ball and put his glove in front of the groove and waited for Son Ah-seop.
Somehow, while Son Ah-seop was headfirst sliding, Park Dong-won's glove did not move. Park Dong-won woke up when Son Ah-seop's right hand passed the glove and brushed the groove.
When played on a slow screen, Park Dong-won appeared to have stopped for nearly 3 seconds, but in reality, it was only 0.3 seconds.
Son Ah-seop was coming in with both arms open, so it is presumed that the decision on where to tag was delayed in the moment.
Recently, sliding technology has developed so much that the movement of pulling out one arm after looking at the tag is basically done by runners who are good at running base.
If Park Dong-won aimed for his right arm, Son Ah-seop would have folded his right arm, and if he aimed for his left arm, he might have folded his left arm.
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It can only be said that Seung-woon followed Hanwha.
This one point was very big.
If LG entered the top of the ninth inning with one point behind 2-3 instead of 2-4, it is highly likely that it would have taken out closer Yoo Young-chan, not Ham Deok-ju.
Hanwha pulled Ham Deok-ju instead of Yoo Young-chan in the top of the ninth inning thanks to a 4-2 lead instead of 3-2. Attacking Ham Deok-ju, he added one point to secure a three-point lead. Given that Hanwha closer Kim Seo-hyun was chased to 5-4 at the bottom of the ninth inning, Son Ah-seop scored a really big score.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.