Lotte Park Chan-hyung repeats endless bunt more than anyone else, batting average of 0.395 in August → batting average of 0.167 in September

Sep 10, 2025

The game between the Lotte Giants and the Hanwha Eagles at Sajik Stadium in Busan on the 10th. Lotte's Park Chan-hyung is doing batting training. Busan = Reporter Park Jae-man pjm@sportschosun.com

Park Chan-hyung, a former bunt player who is spending his days bunt, bunt, bunt, bunt, more than anyone else, sweated until he was satisfied.

Infielder Park Chan-hyung conducted batting training ahead of the game between the Lotte Giants and the Hanwha Eagles at Sajik Stadium in Busan on the 10th.

Park Chan-hyung, who began bunt training before full-fledged live batting, repeatedly bunted in the desired direction when coach Ko Young-min puts his ball on the pitching machine.

Park Chan-hyung, who started later than his peers, did not give up on his dream and joined Lotte Giants in May this year as a nurturing player. Park Chan-hyung was not nominated in the 2021 Rookie Draft after graduating from Bae Jae-jae. Instead of the professional stage that I dreamed of, I immediately joined the military. Park Chan-hyung, who was building up at the independent baseball team Yeoncheon Miracle and Hwaseong Coreyo after being discharged from the military, made his name little by little while appearing on the baseball entertainment program Fireworks Baseball before signing a contract with the Lotte Giants in May this year.

Park Chan-hyung, a former foster player, sweated hard to increase his batting sense.

After joining as a nurturing player, Park Chan-hyung played in the Futures League and became an official player as he was called up to the first team on June 18, a month after impressing Kim Yong-hee, the second-tier coach.

Park Chan-hyung, who made his first professional debut as a pinch hitter against Hanwha on the 19th, hit his first home run against KT on June 27.

Park Chan-hyung, who finished adapting to the first-team stage with his sophisticated contact skills, was active in August, hitting 17 hits, one home run and eight RBIs in 0.39543 times at bat.

In September, Park Chan-hyung sweated hard to boost his batting sense, with a batting average of 0.167 in four games.