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| Samsung-Hanwha match held at Hanwha Life Ball Park in Daejeon on the 30th. Samsung fans, who filled the third base, are cheering enthusiastically. Photo = Reporter Jeong Jae-geun cjg@sportschosun.com |
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The passion of the Samsung Lions fans, who boast the largest average audience, also exploded in the away match in Daejeon.
Samsung won 4-0 against the Hanwha Eagles at Hanwha Life Ball Park in Daejeon on the 30th. Samsung, which beat the No. 1 team for two consecutive days, has elevated its ranking to third place SSG and fifth place without a ride with eight wins and two losses in the last 10 games.
This season, Samsung ranks first in the average audience for home games. Daegu Lions Park, which has 24,000 seats, has been sold out 44 times. Excluding the three games held in Pohang, the average audience for home games reached 23,568. There is only one game that has been counted as less than 20,000 people.
Samsung fans' passion continued in away games in Daejeon as well. The stands on the third base of Hanwha Life Ball Park, which has 17,000 seats, were covered with blue waves. More than 2,000 Samsung fans and cheering squads helped the team win with the momentum of not falling behind the home team Hanwha. Coach Park Jin-man also thanked the fans for coming all the way to Daejeon with a victory.
Daejeon's new stadium, which opened this year, is smaller than other stadiums. In line with Hanwha's good performance, which is in the lead, reservations have become a `picking star in the sky.' Of the 63 games played this year, 53 were sold out. The game was also held in a packed crowd. This is why Samsung fans, who filled the away cheering seats even in the hell of reservation, seemed to be more powerful.
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| Even after seven scoreless innings. He is cheering after treating Lee Jin-young with a double play in the bottom of the seventh inning with one out and runners on the first and second bases. |
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| Kang Min-ho is cheering after hitting a two-run timely hit in the top of the eighth inning with one out and runners on the second and third bases. |
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| Koo Ja-wook and Kim Young-woong, who scored during Kang Min-ho's timely hit with one out and runners on the second and third bases in the top of the eighth inning, are welcomed by Hurado. |
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Samsung's last-minute rise, which once fell to eighth place, is surprising. If this momentum continues, he can also seek to leap to third place.
Blue blood ace Won Tae-in will start the game on the 31st.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
