In baseball, Hanwha Eagles manager Kim Kyung-moon welcomed the return of his “captain” Chae Eun-sung’s batting form. After batting just 2-for-55 (237 at-bats) with six home runs, 38 RBIs and 25 runs scored in the first half, Chae is batting 3-for-55 (83 at-bats) with eight home runs, 27 RBIs and 16 runs scored in the second half.

Chae went 2-for-5 with two doubles (one home run), four RBIs and one run scored in an 8-5 victory over Samsung Electronics in Daegu on April 6, including the game-winning hit.

“Whether it’s a team or a player, it’s important not to let the season go on for too long when it’s bad,” said Kim Kyung-moon, who spoke to reporters ahead of the game on Sunday. “My personal performance hasn’t been good and the team has been losing, so it’s been bad in many ways, but now I have the timing to hit,” he added.

“The team is getting better because the hitters, including Chae Eun-sung, Noh Si-hwan, and Ahn Chi-hong, are taking turns playing their roles,” said coach Kim Kyung-moon.

Since Kim’s arrival, Ahn’s playing time at second base has increased.

With her defense at second base, the team’s batting lineup has gotten better and the bench has been more versatile. “I think opposing teams don’t take our batting lineup lightly,” 카지노사이트 said Kim Kyung-moon. We need to be stronger than we are now.” “The second base defense is fine. We’re doing well,” he said with a smile.

“I didn’t mean to make a mistake, but mistakes increase the number of pitches,” said Kim Kyung-moon, who replaced infielder Ha Ju-suk, who made an error in the previous game. He also made an error that went between his legs, so I replaced him to focus on him.”

Meanwhile, Hanwha’s starting lineup was designated hitter Jonathan Peraza, left fielder Kim In-hwan, right fielder Kim Tae-yeon, third baseman Noh Si-hwan, first baseman Chae Eun-sung, second baseman Ahn Chi-hong, shortstop Lee Do-yoon, catcher Choi Jae-hoon, and center fielder Lee Won-seok.