'Won Tae-in who roared in the tiger cave' After giving up a walk after the 10-ball game 'Blue blood ace'...Big game features

Oct 22, 2024

Won Tae-in, who caught the last out count with his animal senses, roared

Won Tae-in calmly handles Choi Won-jun's hit that was 2 runs if he fell out

Samsung's Won Tae-in roars after handling KIA Choi Won-joon's pitching lesson with two outs and runners on first and second in the bottom of the fourth inning. Gwangju = Reporter Park Jae-man pjm@sportschosun.com

Blue blood ace Won Tae-in threw his ball without being intimidated even when he entered the tiger's cave. Won Tae-in, who took the mound as a starting pitcher in the first game of the Korean Series, roared after catching the last out count with an animal sense at the moment of the loss crisis.

KIA Tigers and Samsung Lions met in the Korean Series for the first time in 31 years since 1993. Game 1 of the Korean Series was held at Kia Champions Field in Gwangju on the 21st. It began to rain just before the game began. I installed a tarpaulin After repeating the kick again, the first game finally began at 7:36 p.m., which was delayed by 66 minutes.

Samsung starter Won Tae-in, who had already warmed up and was waiting, only took the mound after waiting in the dugout for more than an hour due to rain. Contrary to concerns, Won Tae-in threw the ball confidently from the first inning.

Samsung starter Won Tae-in threw only nine balls against KIA Park Chan-ho, Socrates and Kim Do-young in the first inning, creating a three-out inning. In the second inning, he allowed Kim Sun-bin to hit a long ball after two outs, but luck followed. The home run hit the top of the fence and became a triple. Won Tae-in, who was on the mound, breathed a sigh of relief when the video review found that it was a triple. Despite the thick rain with two outs and third base, Won Tae-in overcame the loss crisis by handling Choi Won-joon on a fly ball.

Won Tae-in, who gave up a walk to Kim Sun-bin after the 10-ball match, is regretful

Hate walk more than getting hit

Another crisis came to Won Tae-in, who was cruising, in the fourth inning. He was shaken by allowing a walk to leadoff hitter Kim Do-young. In the following match, he quickly scored two out-counts by turning back Choi Hyung-woo and Na Sung-beom, but the match was prolonged with Kim Sun-bin, who allowed a long hit at the plate just before. When he gave up a walk after the game to the 10th pitch, Won Tae-in clenched his teeth and expressed regret.

Won Tae-in overcame the crisis once again with his own power in a situation where he could not give up the first run with two outs and runners on first and second bases. Won Tae-in, who finished the pitch when Choi Won-joon's hit in front of the pitcher, extended his glove with an animal sense to prevent the hit. Fortunately, the ball, which did not bounce much, was in Won-tae's view. Won Tae-in, who put the ball in his glove with a neat follow-up move, threw it to first baseman Diaz and raised the last out count himself.

Won Tae-in, who overcame the crisis of losing points early in the game, roared with his fist clenched. Samsung led the game in the sixth inning with Kim Hun-gon's solo shot as the leadoff hitter in the sixth inning, which was a tight pitching match amid the starting pitcher Won Tae-in's good pitching.

The game, which was 1-0 up, was suspended from rain in the top of the sixth inning when Kim Young-woo was at bat with no outs and runners on the first and second bases. After 45 minutes of waiting for the rain to stop, the umpires declared a suspended match at 10:09 p.m.

KIA and Samsung, which failed to decide the first game of the Korean Series due to autumn rain, will play again from Samsung Kim Young-woong's at-bat at the top of the sixth inning with no outs and runners on the first and second bases at 4 p.m. on the 22nd.