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| Dusan manager Lee Seung-yeop is protesting the referee when the announcement of a rainfall call came out ahead of the attack in the bottom of the seventh inning |
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| As the previous inning also ended with a rainfall call ahead of the end of the seventh inning, Doosan manager Lee Seung-yeop and the players are unable to leave the stadium because of regret. Jamsil = Reporter Park Jae-man pjm@sportschosun.com |
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"It's not like this" Coach Lee Seung-yeop strongly protested when the referee's cold declaration of rainfall came out ahead of the attack in the bottom of the seventh inning.
The game between the Doosan Bears and SSG Landers at Jamsil Stadium on the 29th. Ahead of Doosan's attack in the bottom of the seventh inning, which was trailing 6-0, referee Oh Hoon-kyu stopped the rain because he thought it was impossible to proceed with the game due to thick rain.
When the referee's signal to stop the rain came out around 6:58 p.m., the field staff quickly installed tarps on the home and on the mound. Doosan, which was trailing, had no choice but to hope that the rain would thin out. However, the sky was not on Doosan's side on this day.
The judges, who waited for more than 30 minutes according to KBO regulations and then looked at the ground condition again, declared a rainy rainfall cold at 7:38 p.m., judging that the game could no longer proceed in consideration of the future forecast and crowd safety.
At the time when the winning SSG players came to the ground and greeted the away fans, Doosan players remained in the dugout with a regretful look.
When the umpires approached and explained about Kangwoo Cold, Doosan manager Lee Seung-yeop said, "You don't end it like thisThere was a strong protest with the words ". The score was regrettable for Doosan that it was not even able to attack in the bottom of the 6-07th inning and gave up the game as it was.
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| Due to thick rain ahead of Doosan's attack in the bottom of the seventh inning |
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| Officials installing tarps when the warning signal to stop rain comes out |
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The score was not an easy 6-0 difference, but it was more regrettable because it was an attack in the seventh inning starting with Ramos and Kang Seung-ho, who had hits on the day.
It was important for Doosan to use up even one more SSG bullpen pitcher if it had been played by the end of the seventh inning with the game still to be played the next day. Regardless of the result, manager Lee Seung-yeop couldn't leave the ground easily due to the referee's cold declaration of rainfall in the bottom of the seventh inning ahead of Doosan's attack while playing in the rain.
Head coach Lee Seung-yeop and head coach Park Heung-sik left the stadium with a regretful look after complaining to the umpires who did not proceed with the attack in the bottom of the seventh inning and ended the game as it was.
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| When the rain didn't stop, the judges declared a rainfall call at the end of the seventh inning |
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| The time SSG squad was leaving the stadium |
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| Doosan coach Lee Seung-yeop could not easily accept the umpires' declaration of a rainfall call |
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| With the rain weakening for a while, coach Lee Seung-yeop wanted to proceed by the end of the seventh inning |
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| Director Lee Seung-yeop, who is hard to understand no matter how much the judges explain, |
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| Doosan coach Lee Seung-yeop and his players could not easily leave the stadium despite the declaration of a rainfall cold |
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This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
