"I'll pour everything out." 1005G Legend's last words"Honored, I'll do my best." In the end, he answered with a hit

By Jongseo, Lee

Sep 29, 2024

'I'll pour everything out.' 1005G Legend's last words'Honored, I'll do my best.' In the end, he answered with a hit
NC-Hanwha match to be held at Hanwha Life Eagles Park in Daejeon on the 29th. Jung Woo-ram, a starting pitcher in the retirement game, hugs Chae Eun-sung as he comes down the mound after facing a batter. Daejeon = Reporter Jeong Jae-geun cjg@sportschosun.com /2024.9.29/



'I'll pour everything out.' 1005G Legend's last words'Honored, I'll do my best.' In the end, he answered with a hit
NC-Hanwha match to be held at Hanwha Life Eagles Park in Daejeon on the 29th. Jung Woo-ram, who started the retirement game, is pitching. Daejeon = Reporter Jeong Jae-geun cjg@sportschosun.com /2024.9.29/
Jung Woo-ram (39) of Hanwha Eagles left the last game with four pitches 'hit'.

Jung Woo-ram started the home game against the NC Dinos at Hanwha Life Eagles Park in Daejeon on the 29th.

1005th game of his career. At the same time, it was Jung Woo-ram's last game. Also, Hanwha Life Eagles Park's last game.



Jung Woo-ram, who joined the SK Wyverns (current SSG Landers) in 2004 and moved to the Hanwha Eagles in 2016, became the first KBO league player to play 1,000 games last year.

Jung Woo-ram, who pitched 40 ⅓ innings in 52 appearances last year and recorded eight holds, did not play in the first-team game as a playing coach this season.



Jung Woo-ram, who is about to retire, started the day. Jung Woo-ram, who played all 1,004 games as a relief pitcher, is making his debut as a starter.

'I'll pour everything out.' 1005G Legend's last words'Honored, I'll do my best.' In the end, he answered with a hit
Jung Woo-ram holds a retirement press conference ahead of the NC-Hanwha match at Hanwha Life Eagles Park in Daejeon on the 29th. Daejeon = Reporter Jeong Jae-geun cjg@sportschosun.com /2024.9.29/
He was surprised at how he felt about starting in 1,005 games. I didn't get the word. I think the coach and the coach thought a lot about it and made the decision. I was surprised, but I'm happy to be the first one to go out in the retirement game when there was never a starting game." "There's not much time left until I start." I think I should focus on that part. I used to go out later, so I had time, and I felt that the starter felt like this."



With one batter scheduled, Jung Woo-ram expressed his determination, saying, `It's a lie that a good ball comes out like in the active role, but I prepared it for the fans at the last minute, and I'll pour out what I have with my heart.'

Jung Woo-ram's last opponent is NC Choi Jung-won. Choi Jung-won said "I didn't play with Jung Woo-ram, but Jung Woo-ram felt that he was a very good pitcher. It's an honor to be able to face an opponent like this in the last game. "It's an honor to be the first hitter at this retirement ceremony." I think it's right for me to do my best to go to the plate."

He caught the first strike on the second pitch with a fastball outside the first pitch. A ball towards the outside on the third pitch as well. The fourth fastball was a little crowded in the middle, and Choi Jung-won turned the bat without hesitation. A clean hit to the right. For Choi Jung-won, he greeted the senior who left with all his might.

'I'll pour everything out.' 1005G Legend's last words'Honored, I'll do my best.' In the end, he answered with a hit
NC-Hanwha match to be held at Hanwha Life Eagles Park in Daejeon on the 29th. Jung Woo-ram, a starting pitcher in the retirement game, shakes hands with Barria as he comes down the mound after facing a batter. Daejeon = Reporter Jeong Jae-geun cjg@sportschosun.com /2024.9.29/
After the scheduled one-man match, Jung Woo-ram was replaced by Jaime Barria and left the mound. Barria bowed to 90 degrees and honored KBO League Legends. The 12,000 spectators who filled Eagles Park blessed Jung Woo-ram's future with applause and cheers.

Barria finished the first inning without a run, and Jung Woo-ram was able to finish his last appearance without a run. Four fastballs. Up to 132km/h. On average, 131 kilometers. It was the last pitch left by Jung Woo-ram.



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