'101→110→107' Reyes was also the Samsung saviorAfter PO, 7 innings of monster throws!
Oct 25, 2024
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The crowd filled the Lionesses Park in Daegu. It was a natural compliment.
It was Denny Reyes who saved the Samsung Lions, who were on the brink of losing two games in a row. It laid the foundation for the team's rebound with a quality start plus (more than seven innings, less than three earned runs) with one run in seven innings.
It's Reyes, who dominated the playoffs. In Game 1 of the playoffs against the LG Twins, he became the winning pitcher by taking charge of 6 ⅔ with 101 pitches, and in Game 4, he threw as many as 110 pitches and pitched 7 scoreless innings. Samsung, who returned to Daegu after losing two games in Gwangju, had no choice but to walk everything on his shoulder once again.
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Reyes, who blocked the fourth inning with a full throw, gave up a right-handed hit to the leadoff hitter Na Sung-bum in the top of the fifth inning. He played a full count match with Seo Geon-chang on second base with one out that led to Kim Sun-bin's sacrifice bunt, but gave up a walk and piled up runners. However, Reyes struck out Kim Tae-gun, and Choi Won-jun's ball was caught diving by left fielder Kim Heon-gon, who overcame the crisis of losing a point. The gap widened in the bottom of the fifth inning when Kim Young-woong's superior solo shot came out.
Reyes gave up a left-handed hit to leadoff hitter Park Chan-ho in the top of the sixth inning. While striking out Socrates with third baseman Paul Fly and Kim Do-young, he lost his first point after being hit by a timely hit to the right by Choi Hyung-woo with two outs and second base that led to Park Chan-ho's stolen base. However, he filled the last out count by catching Na Sung-beom, who gave up hits in both of the previous at-bats.
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In the bottom of the seventh inning, Samsung widened the gap with Kim Hun-gon and Park Byung-ho's back-to-back shot. It was a rebound signal made by Reyes.
ppark@sportschosun.com
