Oh! Backfire, 'I even gave a high-five 'I'm certain' stolen 'Kim Sun-bin's KS first home run
Oct 21, 2024
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The first victim of the rain's headwind was the home team KIA Tigers.
Kim Sun-bin was robbed of his first solo home run in the face-off at Champions Field.
Game 1, which started at 7:36 p.m., with a 67-minute delay.
The pre-match rain interrupted the festival with repeated back and forth. It was repeated several times to put on a tarpaulin and walk.
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After two outs, No. 5 Kim Sun-bin saw the pattern change of Won Tae-in, who had been pitching well with five consecutive hitters since the start of the game. After watching him face Na Sung-bum in the waiting at-bat, he took the batter's box after receiving short advice from Na Sung-bum.
It worked. He pulled the fastball hard in the middle with his second goal.
a thrilling taste of hands. Kim Sun-bin, who felt that it was a home run at the moment he was hit, went to first base cheering with open arms. He also gave a high-five to first base coach Lee Hyun-gon, who was sure it was a home run.
But the ball began to fall faster than expected.
Eventually, he was hit by a barbed wire fence and fell to the ground. He bounced wide toward the infield, so he was able to get to third base even with the ceremony of 'Excited'.
He even read the video from the KIA bench, but there was no reversal. It was two outs, and Choi Won-joon's outfield fly ball failed to score.
It was a very disappointing hit for KIA.
There was not enough distance made in the headwind from the outfield toward the infield.
a tense first leg. The first point was very important for KIA's batting lineup, which has not yet returned to its sense of play.
It was all the more regrettable because it was a tight starting showdown between Samsung ace Won Tae-in and returning foreign ace Nail.
hschung@sportschosun.com
