V12 Challenge Tess-type's Wish to Overcome both the rumor of being kicked out and the top left. "To the team who believed in me"
Oct 14, 2024
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His eyes change when he starts training even though he makes jokes about his colleagues. Even during a short break, he continues to be serious by communicating with the coaches through interpretation.
This image of Socrates may not have been seen.
From the middle of the first half, Socrates was rumored to be kicked out. It was pointed out that there was a lot of regret for foreign batters, such as the batting average, which was only 274 percent until May, and the ability to produce long balls that rarely caught fire. In particular, it was also mentioned that the batting average against left-handers was 235, which could not overcome the 'left-handed bar' temperament that lasted for two years. In order for KIA to remain in the lead, there was a view that it needed to find a batter with a clear shot.
However, Kia chose to believe in Socrates. The focus was on his stance of trying harder than anyone else to rebound. KIA manager Lee Bum-ho is also a good player when it gets hot. I'm sure he'll show his skills," he said, cheering Socrates on.
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Socrates, who met in a training session for the Korean Series at Kia Champions Field in Gwangju on the 7th, said "It is a season he played while continuing to win." He played with more fun than ever. "I'm also enjoying this relaxation ahead of the Korean Series." He added "It's a meaningful season. He showed better performance than the last two seasons and overcame the prejudice that he is weak against left-handed pitchers"First of all, I thought "This team believes in me." I was able to gain confidence in the season.
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Looking back at the time when the KIA Tigers built the V11 seven years ago, we cannot forget the performance of an outstanding foreign player named Roger Bernadina. It goes without saying that a foreign batter's shot is the shortest way to win due to the nature of the Korean Series, where every game is a match. Tess's brother dreams of 'Boeun'.
ppark@sportschosun.com
