'Captain's crazy! 'Multipurpose 4 hits and 6 RBIs wildly' Samsung catches Hanwha and starts to solidify its second place, and Hanwha loses 4 consecutive games → 8th place
Sep 11, 2024
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Samsung won the away game against the Hanwha Eagles 10-1 at Hanwha Life Eagles Park in Daejeon on the 11th. Samsung, which came in second place, won for the 74th time (two draws and 57 losses) by winning two consecutive games. Hanwha has lost four games in a row. He recorded 60 wins, 2 draws and 68 losses in the season. On this day, Lotte Giants (59 wins, 4 draws and 66 losses) won over SSG Landers (62 wins, 2 draws and 68 losses). Hanwha lost its seventh place to Lotte, finishing eighth, 0.5 games behind.
On this day, Samsung formed the starting lineup with Kim Ji-chan (center fielder), Lee Jae-hyun (striker), Koo Ja-wook (left fielder), Lewin Diaz (first baseman), Park Byung-ho (designated hitter), Lee Sung-kyu (right fielder), Ryu Ji-hyuk (second baseman), Jeon Byung-woo (third baseman), and Lee Byung-hun (catcher). Koo Ja-wook led the team to victory with four hits and six RBIs, including two home runs.
Hanwha made the starting lineup in the order of Moon Hyun-bin (designated hitter), Kim In-hwan (left fielder), Jang Jin-hyuk (center fielder), Noh Si-hwan (third baseman), Chae Eun-sung (first baseman), An Chi-hong (second baseman), Kim Tae-yeon (right fielder), Lee Do-yoon (striker), and Choi Jae-hoon (catcher).
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Hanwha starter Jaime Barria was unable to avoid the plate as he allowed six runs in three ⅔ innings.
Samsung scored the first run in the top of the third inning. After one out, Kim Ji-chan hit a double. Lee Jae-hyun struck out, but Koo Ja-wook hit a barria changeup and crossed the right fence.
In the bottom of the third inning, Hanwha created chances for the first and second bases with a walk and a hit ball after one out, but no follow-up hits continued.
Samsung effectively sealed the victory in the top of the fourth inning. After one out, Ryu Ji-hyuk hit a double, and Jeon Byung-woo hit an infield single. Lee Byung-hun struck out with runners on the second and third bases with one out, but as Kim Ji-chan's surprise bunt became a hit, the third baseman also homered. After that, Lee Jae-hyun got a walk and got a full base chance again. Samsung, which added a point with a wild pitch, ran 6-0 with Koo Ja-wook's two-run timely hit.
In the top of the sixth inning, Samsung widened the score to 8-0 as Koo Ja-wook drew an arch once again after Kim Ji-chan drew a walk.
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In the top of the eighth inning, Samsung widened the score to 9-1 with a double by leadoff hitter Koo Ja-wook, Diaz's true hit and pinch hitter Kang Min-ho's sacrifice fly. Samsung's attacks continued even after that. Kim Hyun-joon's hit, Yang Yang-geun's walk, and Kim Heon-gon's timely hit pushed him to the 10-point mark.
Hanwha's Ha Joo-seok drew a walk with two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning, but it did not lead to a score.
Samsung's right-hander Lee Seung-hyun (one scoreless inning), Lee Jae-ik (one run in one ⅔), Song Eun-beom (two scoreless innings), and Yuk Sun-yeop (one scoreless inning) kept the victory despite the variables of the corner going down to the mound early.
For Hanwha, Barria (6 runs in 3 ⅔ innings), Lee Sang-kyu (1 ⅓ scoreless), Hwang Joon-seo (1 inning 2 runs), Jang Min-jae (1 inning scoreless), Yoon Dae-kyung (1 inning 2 runs) and Kim Kyu-yeon (1 inning scoreless) took the mound in turn.
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