11 runs in this combination, who knew...Weiss's four-inning shock steel plate collapsed, the strongest 33-win duo ever.

Oct 19, 2025

11 runs in this combination, who knew...Weiss's four-inning shock steel plate collapsed, the strongest 33-win duo ever.
The second round of PO between Samsung and Hanwha held at Hanwha Life Ball Park in Daejeon on the 19th. Weiss is walking after pitching in the top of the second inning. Daejeon = Reporter's wook@sportschosun.com/2025.10.19/



Hanwha Eagles' proud one-two punch of '33 wins' all collapsed.

Weiss took the mound as a starter in Game 2 of the postseason playoff against the Samsung Lions at Hanwha Life Ball Park in Daejeon on the 19th and allowed nine hits, two walks, four strikeouts and five runs in four innings.

For Hanwha, the result was shocking. In the first game held on the 18th, Hanwha's starting pitcher Cody Ponce was shaken by six runs in six innings. Six runs are Ponce's most in a game. He played as the strongest pitcher in the league by winning 17 consecutive games this season and winning 4 pitchers, but the bat of the Samsung batter, who gained concentration in the postseason, was fierce.




11 runs in this combination, who knew...Weiss's four-inning shock steel plate collapsed, the strongest 33-win duo ever.
The first PO match between Samsung and Hanwha held at Hanwha Life Ball Park in Daejeon on the 18th. Ponce in conversation with Weiss. Daejeon = Song Jeong-heon Reporter's songs@sportschosun.com/2025.10.18/
Weiss also sweated over Samsung's batting performance. Weiss also played as well as Ponce. He recorded 16 wins and 5 losses with a 2.87 ERA in 30 games this season. Among the 30 games, he boasted a sense of stability, as many as 21 pitching quality starts (more than 6 innings and less than 3 earned runs).

The overall pitching was not bad, with the maximum fastball speed of 156km. Swiffer (18), curve (11) and change-up (10) were mixed as breaking balls.

We got off to a good start. He neatly stopped the first inning with three batters, and the batters also supported a point in the bottom of the first inning.




He looked anxious from the second inning. After one out, Kim Young-woong hit a hit and the first on-base hit came out. He then struck out Lee Jae-hyun, but Kim Tae-hoon's hit put him on the verge of first and third base. He passed without losing a point while handling Kang Min-ho's fly ball.

He was properly attacked in the top of the third inning. Leading hitter Ryu Ji-hyuk was walked, and Kim Ji-chan and Kim Sung-yoon's consecutive hits put them on the verge of loading the bases with no outs. Koo Ja-wook's ground ball caught the first baseman at second base, but the third baseman came home and tied it 1-1. Weiss, who added one run due to Diaz's timely hit, then allowed Kim Young-woong to make a two-run timely hit and allowed the fourth run. He stopped the flow by striking out Lee Jae-hyun. However, Kim Tae-hoon hit a hit and became a crisis at first and third bases again. He finished the long third inning by throwing out Kang Min-ho with a fly ball to the second base.

11 runs in this combination, who knew...Weiss's four-inning shock steel plate collapsed, the strongest 33-win duo ever.
The second round of PO between Samsung and Hanwha held at Hanwha Life Ball Park in Daejeon on the 19th. In the top of the third inning, Weiss, with two outs and runners on first base, gave up a timely hit to Kim Tae-hoon. Daejeon = Reporter's wook@sportschosun.com/2025.10.19/
Additional runs were also scored in the top of the fourth inning. It was the same start as the third inning. Ryu Ji-hyuk, the leadoff hitter, was walked. Kim Ji-chan's ground ball made it to first base with one out, but Kim Sung-yoon's hit made it a crisis to lose first and third base. Koo Ja-wook's ground ball made it to first and third base with two outs, but Diaz allowed a double that hit Monster Wall directly. The third baseman homered and Diaz lost five runs. After that, good luck followed. Koo Ja-wook and third base running coach Lee Jong-wook, who were at first base, did not work together, and Koo Ja-wook, who was standing between third base and home, was out. Weiss was also able to prevent additional runs and end the inning.




He got over the hump, but he couldn't continue his pitching. Weiss, who recorded 84 pitches, was replaced by Cho Dong-wook in the top of the fifth inning and came down the mound.

Hanwha suffered a shocking result that the best weapon in autumn baseball became an unexploded bomb.



This article was translated by Naver AI translator.