"Are you watching, Uncle Chanho?" Are you already the most likely to lose? I'm dreaming of the last team...6 innings + 98 pitches that overcame bad struggles
"Are you watching, Uncle Chanho?" Are you already the most likely to lose? I'm dreaming of the last team...6 innings + 98 pitches that overcame bad struggles
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Does the uncle's mind work? Kiwoom Heroes' Kim Yoon-ha endured early difficulties. He achieved his second quality start of this season (more than six innings as a starter and less than three earned runs).스포츠토토
Kiwoom Kim Yoon-ha went down the mound after allowing three runs in six innings in Game 1 of the Weekday Series against the Lotte Giants at Gocheok Sky Dome on the 29th.
He only had five losses in six games before the game. He was the lone top loser among all starting pitchers of the 10 teams.
Kiwoom manager Hong Won-ki, who met before the game, pointed out, "As Park Chan-ho advised, the problem is that there are too many thoughts on the mound." Kim Yun-ha is also famous as the 5th cousin of former major leaguer Park Chan-ho.
"I have too many thoughts on the mound. I often throw a lot of balls to one batter, but I tend to pay attention to that batter and lose my strength in the next match. We need to drag it more easily. We need to organize our game plan more clearly so that we can take it to the next level."
He is 20 years old this year and in his second year as a pro pitcher. He is full of spirit and spirit that suits his age. "I played full time as a rookie last year and had experience responsible for long innings," Hong said. "I improved a lot during the camp, but the actual game is definitely different," he said. "Although we have a lot of losses, we are still in the early stages of the season. I think there will be some improvements by repeating successes and failures. He is a pitcher who still needs to improve."
Due to the Children's Day holiday, all 10 teams need to be prepared for nine consecutive games. Kiwoom left rookie Jung Hyun-woo and Yoon Hyun to start from 4th to 5th, but all left due to injury and sluggishness.
"Kim Sun-ki will be the fourth starting member for now. We have narrowed down the remaining two to about two, but we have not made a final decision yet. We don't have enough time to make the sixth starting member," Hong said.
It was a hard report card to be happy about again. During six innings, Kim allowed 10 hits. He added three walks and allowed as many as 13 on-base hits.
In fact, every inning was in crisis. He managed to pull out three outs in a single inning. Still, he overcame his heavy shoulders and responsibility by serving as the third starter at a young age in his second year.
Lotte's batters also received some help. In the top of the first inning, Hwang Sung-bin was hit by the first batter, but Hwang was out at second base while stealing. The next batter, Ko Seung-min, had another hit, so Lotte felt sorry.
In the bottom of the first inning, Kiwoom scored the first run with a home run by Cardinez, but the lead didn't last long. In the second inning, Lotte's batters gave up three runs. Leading hitter Yoon Dong-hee's hit, Jeon Joon-woo's walk, and Son Ho-young's sacrifice bunt continued, making it the second and third bases with one out.
Yoo Kang-nam's two-run double to left allowed the first run, followed by Jeon Min-jae's hit and Hwang Sung-bin's infield ground ball, giving up the third run.
He has struggled hard ever since. He allowed hits to Reyes in the top of the third inning and Yoo Kang-nam in the top of the fourth inning.
In the top of the fifth inning, Hwang was hit again by leadoff hitter Hwang Sung-bin, and after two outs, Hwang stole base and Na Seung-yeop walked. Still, he managed to catch Yoon Dong-hee and finished the fifth inning without losing a run. He pitched 79 times through the fifth inning.
Kiwoom pushed for another inning. Rather than looking in front of him right away, he meant to look far and raise Kim Yoon-ha.
Still, he was more honest than I imagined. Son Ho-young and Jeon Min-jae's hits and Hwang Sung-bin's walk loaded the bases with two outs, but the Kiwoom bench did not budge. He clearly said he would not change Kim until he lost a point.
He grounded out Ko Seung-min to the second base and overcame the crisis of loading the bases without losing a point. He threw 98 pitches. His teammates welcomed him back to the bench.