Are you going to the Korean Series?' Kang Min-ho, the eldest member who made an affectionate attack on Koo Ja-wook...'I can see my dream after 20 years since my debut

Sep 12, 2024

When Koo Ja-wook popped a two-run shot, Kang Min-ho launched a love offensive with the spirit of giving him a kiss.

Leadership of Koo Ja-wook, the leader of Samsung, and Kang Min-ho, the eldest brother,

Director Park Jin-man welcomes Koo Ja-wook, who showed a strong six-run performance including two two-run shots. Daejeon = Reporter Park Jae-man pjm@sportschosun.com

Kang Min-ho's dream is to win the Korean Series. The Korean Series is the only game that Kang Min-ho, who has played on countless international stages with the national flag and even won the Olympic gold medal, has not experienced.

Veteran Kang Min-ho, who has been active on the professional stage for 20 years since joining the team in 2004 until this season. As the dream Korean Series approaches, Kang Min-ho is enjoying the game with his juniors with excitement at the end of the season.

The match between the Hanwha Eagles and the Samsung Lions took place at Hanwha Life Eagles Park in Daejeon on the 11th. Kang Min-ho, who was absent from the starting lineup on the day, came to the front of the dugout and watched the game while cheering for his juniors.

Samsung, which has been firmly in second place this season with good harmony between the batters, is doing its best until the end of the season. Veteran Kang Min-ho, who is 39 years old this year, is leading young juniors by showing off his skills that seem to have forgotten his age.

He hit .306 118 with 17 homers and 75 RBIs in 129 games this season. Kang Min-ho, who is called the epitome of consistency, is taking the lead for the team's atmosphere by keeping the home ground firmly when he plays, and leading the dugout atmosphere on days when he does not play.

Kang Min-ho, who was watching the game from the front of the dugout, welcomed his juniors with joy as if he had hit a home run when Koo Ja-wook's first two-run shot hit in the third inning. When the home run hitter entered the dugout, Kang Min-ho extended his arms and pulled Koo Ja-wook's face. When the eldest brother poured out a love offensive, Koo Ja-wook was embarrassed, but he was happy together and heated up the dugout atmosphere.

Koo Ja-wook, embarrassed by Kang Min-ho's aggressive love attacks

Kang Min-ho was about to give a kiss to his junior who hit a home run. When Koo Ja-wook, who hit a two-run timely hit in the fourth inning following a two-run shot in the third inning, performed a ceremony toward the dugout, Kang Min-ho cheered with the biggest move. When Koo Ja-wook, who was leading 6-0 in the sixth inning, hit another two-run shot to seal the victory, Kang Min-ho ran out and launched another affection attack.

When Kang Min-ho, who came out as a pinch hitter in the eighth inning with one out and third base, hit an outfield fly, third baseman Koo Ja-wook scored despite a short hit, giving the eldest an RBI.

Kang Min-ho, who approached Koo Ja-wook, who played his best even though he was already far ahead, continued to stroke his head and headed to the dugout together.

Coach Park Jin-man looked happy as the eldest brother and captain were playing happily.

Samsung, which is poised to secure second place by 5.5 games with third-place LG Twins, is about to enter the Korean Series, which is Kang Min-ho's dream in his 20th year as a pro.