Number 6, ‘Return’ Kim Ha-sung, ‘I’m taking a day off’…The team came from behind to win 5-4 in the silence of no hits in four at-bats

Kim Ha-sung started as a shortstop and sixth batter in a home game at Petco Park in San Diego, California, against Oakland on the 13th (Korea time). He played as the eighth and ninth batters in every game last month, and returned to the sixth batter on the day after his OPS (on-base plus slugging) improved to 0.938 in the last 16 games.

Kim Ha-sung’s first at-bat on the day came in the bottom of the second inning in an attack. Entering the batter’s box with a no-out runner at first base, Kim targeted a changeup with four pitches and 81.2 miles (131 kilometers) with the ball count at one ball and two strikes against Hogan Heris (28), the starting pitcher of the opposing team, but was out after hitting a fly ball to the left field.

The second at-bat took place in the bottom of the fourth inning. Coming into the batter’s box with a two-out runner at first base, Kim hit a four-seam fastball with five pitches and 92.8 miles (149 kilometers) in three balls and one strike against Heris, the same pitcher from his opponent team, but he grounded out to shortstop and was forced out as a fielder. 토토사이트 추천

His third at-bat on the day came in the bottom of the seventh inning in an attack. Kim Ha-sung, the leadoff hitter, hit a four-seam fastball with six pitches and 92.4 miles (about 149 kilometers) after a full count match against Danny Jimenez, 31, the pitcher whose opponent team has changed, but he was out after hitting a ground ball in front of the second baseman.

Kim Ha-sung’s fourth at-bat was made in the bottom of the ninth inning. Entering the batter’s box as a leadoff hitter, Kim hit six pitches and 102.1 miles of four-seam fastball against Mason Miller (26), who had a ball count of two balls and one strike, but was grounded out in front of the second baseman.

Kim Ha-sung, who had no hit in four times at bat on the day, saw his batting average for this season slightly decline to 0.222. San Diego won the game 5-4 against Oakland thanks to a walk-off home run by San Diego outfielder Jackson Merrill (21) in the bottom of the ninth inning.