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(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Shin Chang-yong = Professional Baseball Hanwha Eagles escaped the all-time losing tie crisis with a thrilling straight win over the LG Twins.
Hanwha won 7-6 thanks to Song Gwang-min’s timely hitting in the 11th extra season against LG in the 2020 Shinhan Bank SOL KBO League held at Jamsil Stadium in Seoul on the 28th.
LG chose Song Gwang-min, who skipped Hanwha’s Brandon Barnes fourth at second base and had no hits until the turn before at bat.
However, Song Gwang-min became the protagonist of the final blow by beating LG finalist Ko Woo-seok with a clean right.
With today’s win, Hanwha avoided the misfortune of 97 losses on the season, a record tied for the KBO League record.
Hanwha, who has won 45 wins (43 draws and 94 losses) on the season, loses 96 even if he loses the remaining two games.
Although Hanwha was determined to be in the last position, Hanwha maintained a modicum of pride in avoiding the crisis of losing more, after the crisis of 100 losses.
On the other hand, LG was unable to maintain a 6-0 lead in the final home game of the regular season and suffered a painful change.
Go Woo-suk, who finished with LG’s save from first base in the ninth inning, showed a fighting spirit that climbed the mound until the eleventh inning, but became a losing pitcher.
Second place LG could have secured at least third place if he had won that day, but he was unable to achieve his intention by being beaten backwards.
However, as the third place kt wiz was captured by the KIA Tigers in Gwangju that day, LG still had an advantage in the fight for second place.
LG was a good start. At the end of the third inning, LG scored 5 points on 6 hits and 1 walk against Hanwha’s starter, Kim Lee-hwan.
At the end of the fourth inning, when Hong Chang-ki’s top solo homer of season 5 exploded, the game seemed to end with LG’s loss.
However, Hanwha did not retreat.
Hanwha made up 4 points at a time by tying timely punches from Noh Si-hwan, Barnes and Hae-Chang at the start of the fifth inning, where Batsoon took the third round.
In the end, LG starter Lim Chan-gyu (4 runs on 9 hits and 4 runs in 4 innings) was replaced by Lee Min-ho, leaving an outcount until the winning pitch requirement.
Lee Min-ho extinguished the fire by saving 2nd base, 1st and 2nd base, but was unable to avoid the crisis of 2nd 1st and 2nd base at the end of the 6th inning.
After two deaths, Lee Min-ho, who sent two runners to the top by walking on shortstop Oh Ji-hwan’s error and walking, was hit by a double that passed the left fielder’s height to Barnes and allowed a tie 6-6.
At the end of the sixth inning, a more useless scene came to LG, who could not hold the lead by the difference of six points.
Hong Chang-gi, who reached the base with a hit, misunderstood that the ball had returned to the pitcher during the first base check, took his foot off the base for a time and was tagged by first baseman Barnes.
Hanwha continued a tight game with an offense to put out 10 pitchers, including starter Kim Lee-hwan.
Hanwha, who seized an opportunity to score with a bunt and bunt from No Soo-kwang in the 11th inning, didn’t miss and put a dagger on LG.
LG took a chance on the company’s 1st and 2nd base after the airborne shift, but the timely coup did not end.
LG franchise star Park Yong-taek, who will be retiring at the end of this season, resigned from Hanwha Salvation Kang Jae-min after being pinched late in the fifth inning.
Although it was not the hit that was expected, local LG fans gave a generous applause to Park Yong-taek, who probably finished the last at-bat at Jamsil Stadium.
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2020/10/28 23:06 Sent
