There was only one hit until the 5th inning of the 4th consecutive game, which was blocked by the fading Lotte Autumn Baseball's natural enemy Weiss wall again.

Sep 10, 2025

Lotte players, who were completely defeated 9-1 by Hanwha starter Weiss' strong ball, are leaving the stadium regretfully.

The glasses ace Park Se-woong, who failed to overcome the burden, became a losing pitcher with five runs in four innings.

No. 4 hitter Reyes, who was silent with no hits in four at-bats, and Velazquez, who lost one win, four losses and an 8.87 ERA in five games, look dark.

Lotte's hope for fall baseball is fading. Lotte, which was in sixth place with a 0.5-game gap with KT in fifth place before the game, lost again, falling into a quagmire for four consecutive losses.

Before the game, the wall of Hanwha starter Weiss, who won four games and lost four games against Lotte this season, was too high. Lotte batters remained silent on the day against Hanwha starter Weiss. Until the fifth inning, Lotte's batters had only one hit.

On the contrary, the glasses ace was lonely. Lotte starter Park Se-woong took the mound 30 minutes late with his usual routine broken due to the continuous rain.

The Lotte Giants, who had to lose consecutive games to continue their hopes of autumn baseball, fell into a quagmire for four consecutive losses after losing helplessly against the Hanwha Eagles at Sajik Stadium in Busan on the 9th.

Lotte starter Park Se-woong, who took the mound in the rain, started the game with a long hit from the first inning. After allowing Hanwha's leadoff hitter Son Ah-seop to double, he allowed a walk in the match against Liberato with his control shaking. The problem was the bunt defense that came out of the first and second bases with no outs. During Moon Hyun-bin's sacrifice bunt, Park Se-woong threw the ball straight toward first base after catching it with his bare hands, but it was bound and led to a bunt hit.

Hanwha Moon Hyun-bin, who made a full base chance with a bunt hit on the first and second bases with no outs in the top of the first inning.

The ensuing bases-loaded crisis with no outs. Park Se-woong allowed Roh Si-hwan, the fourth batter, to make a timely hit. Park Se-woong, who was alert after losing a point, struck out Chae Eun-sung and Lee Jin-young in the ensuing match and caught Ha Joo-seok with a ground ball to first base to end the long first inning.

Lotte starter Park Se-woong, whose routine was broken as the game started 30 minutes late, shook in the first inning but did not collapse. Park Se-woong, who blocked the bases-loaded crisis with the least number of runs in the first inning, sighed while looking at the rainy sky after handling the last out count himself.

Lonely glasses ace Park Se-woong.

Park's second inning was 180 degrees different from the first. Choi Jae-hoon, Shim Woo-joon, and Son Ah-seop recovered their stability by creating a three-out inning with 11 balls, but heaven did not help.

Park Se-woong allowed another run in the third inning in a situation where the rain repeatedly weakened and thickened. Lotte starter Park Se-woong, who started the inning with a hit by Hanwha's leadoff hitter Liberato in the third inning, took a breath after handling Moon Hyun-bin's pitching-class hit with no outs on the first base. Shortstop Lee Ho-joon's disappointing defense came out when Noh Si-hwan hit a ground ball with one out and second base. Shortstop Lee Ho-joon chose third base. The throw hit Liberato and others heading to third base, leading to an error.

Lotte shortstop Lee Ho-joon blamed himself after a throwing error.

Park Se-woong, who was pitching silently on the slippery mound in the rain, allowed Chae Eun-sung a long shot after shortstop Lee Ho-joon's defensive error, watching the top runners score.

Lotte starter Park Se-woong, who allowed a run by allowing a long hit after a defensive error in the third inning following the bases-loaded crisis in the first inning, made the final out count with a calm look and headed to the dugout.

Lotte batters, who were particularly weak against Hanwha starter Weiss this season, were also cold on the day. With two outs and a full base in the second inning, which was the only chance. Na Seung-yeop, Park Chan-hyung, and Bo Ji-geun drew a walk to create a full base chance against Weiss, who was unable to adapt to the slippery mound and shook control, but Hwang Sung-bin stepped down with a ground ball to the second base and failed to score a point.

Hwang Sung-bin grounded out in vain with two outs and a bases-loaded chance.

The bat of Lotte batters was cold as Yoon Dong-hee's left-handed hit, which came out after two outs in the third inning, was the only hit he made against Hanwha starter Weiss until the fifth inning.

Lotte starter Park Se-woong, who also took the mound in the fourth inning, quickly posted two out counts after allowing a hit to Hanwha leadoff hitter Shim Woo-joon, but allowed Moon Hyun-bin to make a timely hit in the crisis of third base with two outs.

Following starter Park Se-woong, Lee Min-seok took over the mound from the fifth inning. On this day, Park Se-woong recorded 82 hits, seven hits, two walks, three strikeouts, five runs and four earned runs in four innings.

Lotte starter Park Se-woong, who had to lose three consecutive games against Hanwha starter Weiss, who was particularly strong against Lotte, failed to overcome the burden and came down from the mound without filling the fifth inning.

Lotte and KT, which have lost four consecutive games, won on the day, moving further away from fifth place by 1.5 games.

Hanwha starter Weiss silenced Lotte's batters with two hits and one run in six innings.

While Lotte's lineup was silent, Hanwha's No. 4 hitter Noh Si-hwan had two hits, including a two-run shot, and four RBIs, followed by a stellar defense.