Dream milestone is on the verge of collapse, and the last king will take the mound in the 6-7th inning...We can still write history → Will we go beyond the peregrine falcon
Dream milestone is on the verge of collapse, and the last king will take the mound in the 6-7th inning...We can still write history → Will we go beyond the peregrine falcon
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Oh Seung-hwan of the Samsung Lions will miss the milestone that will remain in the history of the Korea-U.S.-Japan baseball. Nevertheless, he will challenge to set a KBO League record. Attention is focusing on whether he can surpass Song Jin-woo (former Hanwha Eagles) who is the "Songgol-mae."먹튀검증
During the last season, Oh recorded three wins, nine losses, two holds, 27 saves and an earned run average of 4.91 in 58 games. He displayed not bad performance in the first half with 24 saves and an earned run average of 3.79. However, he collapsed sharply with an earned run average of 7.41 in the second half. He also passed the finishing position to Kim Jae-yoon and failed to make the postseason entry.
Oh is expected to take the mound in the sixth and seventh innings this season. "If a starter throws a ball in the sixth inning, he can go in with one point in the sixth inning or end the inning," coach Park Jin-man said. He means that he will use the ball in the most comfortable situation.
He clearly used the expression "jing-dari." "Not in the eighth to ninth innings, but in the beginning of the season, I will see how he is doing," coach Park Jin-man said. Naturally, Kim Jae-yoon will be in charge of finishing the game.
The '2025 Professional Baseball KBO League' game between the Hanwha Eagles and the Samsung Lions took place at Hanwha Life Ball Park in Busa-dong, Daejeon on the afternoon of the 17th. Samsung manager Park Jin-man is watching the players./My Daily
The match between the KIA Tigers and the Samsung Lions in Game 5 of the "2024 Professional Baseball KBO League Postseason" Korean Series held at Gwangju Kia Champions Field in Imdong, Gwangju on the afternoon of the 28th. Samsung's Kim Jae-yoon is pitching hard
In fact, it has become difficult to set a milestone. Oh has 549 saves in his career in the U.S., South Korea and Japan. He had 427 saves in the KBO League, 80 saves in the Japanese professional baseball league, and 42 saves in the U.S. Major League. Adding 51 saves allowed him to reach the 600-save mark.
Of course, it was not an easy challenge considering Oh's age. However, the situation in which he can continue his challenge and the opportunity to take the mound for saves have disappeared are another matter. As he became a "jinkgo stone" pitcher, he now finds it difficult to add more saves.
Oh still has another milestone to set. He is the oldest winning pitcher and hold. The previous record holder was Song Jin-woo. On April 8, 2009, at the age of 43 years, one month, and 23 days against the Doosan Bears. He also won the oldest hold against the Lotte Giants on April 11, the same year at the age of 43 years, one month, and 26 days. If Oh, who was born on July 15, 1982, wins after September 8, and secures a hold after September 11, he will surpass Song.
In the exhibition games, Oh pitched in two games and allowed three runs and an earned run average of 13.50 in two innings. The game against the LG Twins on Monday showed poor performance, as he allowed three hits and three runs in one inning. However, he displayed perfect pitching in one inning against the Kia Tigers on Tuesday. "I will do my best. He is a player who adjusts accordingly," coach Park Jin-man said, adding, "He can fully play his part in the opening game."