Kim Beom-seok, I Didn’t Hit Senior Kim Gwang-hyun

Kim Beom-seok “I didn’t hit senior Kim Gwang-hyun… Next time, I want to face senior Ryu Hyun-jin”

If Shin Min-jae was the hit product of the professional baseball LG Twins last year, this year it is definitely Kim Beom-seok (19).

On the 9th, 12 days before his 20th birthday, Beomseok Kim hit two decisive hits that led the team to victory in the home game against SSG Landers at Jamsil Stadium in Seoul.

In his second at-bat with one out and no runners on in the fifth inning, he attacked Gwang-Hyun Kim’s slider and broke Gwang-Hyun Kim’s perfect streak with a hit that fell to the top of the priority list. 카지노사이트

Then, in the 7th inning, when the score was 0-1, with one out and 2nd and 3rd bases on, an infield hit that bounced wide in front of the 3rd baseman sent the runner on 3rd base home, tying the game.

Kim Gwang-hyun, who had tied the LG batting line to just one hit through 67 pitches until the sixth inning, was completely shaken by Kim Hyun-soo’s heavy hit from first base with no outs in the seventh inning, and Kim Beom-seok’s tying hit.

After the score was tied 1-1, Gwang-Hyun Kim left the mound after giving up a series of walks during the ensuing crisis with one out and runners on first and second base, giving up the winning run.

Reliever Noh Kyung-eun gave up another walk, making Gwang-hyeon Kim the losing pitcher after allowing three runs.

On April 21, in Incheon, Kim Beom-seok hit a grand slam in the 7th inning when SSG was down 5-8, robbing Kim Gwang-hyun of victory.

This is already the second time that Kim Gwang-hyun’s career wins have been tied to 161 wins for 29 days.

Kim Beom-seok, the winner of the victory, said after the game, “I targeted a slider in the 5th inning and a fastball in the 7th,” and added, “The course was good for the first hit, and the second hit was originally a double play course, but Choi Seung-min, the pinch runner on third base, played well.

“It could have been a hit,” he said.

Experts with extensive knowledge in hitting, such as KBS commentator Park Yong-taek and SBS sports commentator Lee Soon-cheol, look at Kim Beom-seok’s batting and assert that he was ‘natural’.

Like the retired Lee Dae-ho, he praises Kim Beom-seok’s fluid and fluid swing, saying that it is not something you can learn by watching or practicing.

Kim Beom-seok’s main position is catcher, but due to his increased weight, he does not wear a mask on the first team stage.

He was publicly scolded by coach Yeom Kyung-yeop for not losing weight in the winter.

However, because his bat skills are the best, Kim Beom-seok currently plays as a first baseman rather than a catcher, and often plays as a platoon right-handed hitter targeting left-handed pitchers.

Kim Beom-seok said, “Last month in Incheon, I played against senior Kim Gwang-hyeon, the best pitcher since I was young, and I wanted to hit a hit, but I couldn’t, but I hit it today in Jamsil.”

He then excitedly stated his goal, saying, “I have a high chance of playing when a left-handed pitcher comes out, so next time I want to face senior Ryu Hyun-jin (Hanwha Eagles).”

Kim Beom-seok said, “I think I’m getting good results because I’m taking advantage of the ball count battle with the pitcher.

The concept of this year’s swing is ‘let’s increase accuracy.’

I think I’ve been lucky so far.”

I looked back at my performance.

As of the 9th, Kim Beom-seok had 19 hits in 53 at-bats (batting average 0.358), 3 home runs, and 16 RBIs.

He is heading to his hometown, Busan, for an away game against the Lotte Giants on the 10th to 12th.