'Shock' What on earth happened to Won Tae-in...6 runs in 2.1 innings, unbelievable slump 'Steel plate'
Oct 26, 2024
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Won Tae-in took the mound as a starter in Game 4 of the Korean Series against the KIA Tigers at Daegu Samsung Lions Park on the 26th. Samsung's ambitious plan was to win the first victory of the counterattack after two consecutive losses and balance it with Won Tae-in in the fourth game at home.
It wasn't a ridiculous imagination. He started the first game and pitched a perfect pitch until the game was stopped due to rain. Won Tae-in's pitching was enormous, although he failed to become a winning pitcher after being pushed back by suspending, and his team suffered a come-from-behind loss. There were only 66 pitches, and Won Tae-in seemed to play well in Game 4 as he was given four days of rest.
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Won Tae-in's greatest strength, ball control, also did not listen. As the fastball power fell, KIA batters were not deceived by the flowing slider. So I had no choice but to care about the location, but the ball kept missing the borderline.
He managed to stop the first inning with one run, but pitched a whopping 32 pitches. The situation did not improve in the second inning. He got a hit by leadoff Lee Chang-jin and threw another 23 pitches to catch three batters. KIA batters continued to cut and increase the number of pitches.
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Samsung posted Song Eun-beom. Song Eun-beom seemed to put out the fire by catching Byun Woo-hyuk with a catcher foul fly, but Kim Tae-gun hit the bases loaded. Won Tae-in's loss also increased to six runs. Six hits, three walks and six runs in two ⅓ innings. It was hard to believe that it was Won Tae-in's record.
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