In a situation where there was no intention at all, Kwon Dong-jin was truly worried about the referee who complained of pain after being hit by a foul ball he hit.먹튀검증

Kwon Dong-jin, who has been in his fifth year as a professional, is aiming for a spot in the infield, who has relieved coach Lee Kang-chul's mind, who has been worried about injuries to key players, including nine consecutive hits, his first three hits in his debut, and his first leadoff appearance in the previous game.

Having played in 15 games before the game on the day, Kwon impressed coach Lee Kang-chul with a batting average of 0.424 with 14 hits, six RBIs and five runs scored. Kwon, who boasts the hottest batting average in his team with 0.440 11 hits in the last 10 games, started as the second batter and shortstop in the first of three consecutive games between Doosan and China.

Kwon Dong-jin, in his fifth year as a professional, is relieving the frustration of manager Lee Kang-chul, who is worried about the line injuries of key infielders, including KT Kim Sang-soo, Heo Kyung-min and Oh Yoon-seok, at the beginning of the season.

KT Kwon Dong-jin, who entered his first at-bat with one out in the first inning, boldly turned the bat on Doosan starter Choi Joon-ho's third pitch 146km high fastball with a target in the 1B 1S count.

The timing was right, but the ball fell behind the pitcher's pitching capability. A foul ball grazed by the bat hit Kim's mask. Wearing protective equipment did not lead to major injuries, but the impact of the foul ball, which added fast balls and bat speed, was even greater.

There was no intention at all, and Kwon Dong-jin, who finished the hit, couldn't take his eyes off the referee because he felt sorry. When referee Kim complained of pain for a while, referees Jeon Il-soo, Ham Ji-woong, and Na Kwang-nam, who came with Doosan's trainer, watched the referee's condition with anxiety.

Fortunately, referee Kim and Kwon Dong-jin, who returned to the referee's seat wearing masks, entered the batter's box and expressed their apologies to the referee once again, creating a heartwarming scene.

The impact of foul balls, which added to the batter's bat speed, was enormous.
Kwon Dong-jin, who has been using Lee Kang-chul as his main shortstop, displayed strong hitting performance in three consecutive games last weekend. He showed off his presence by throwing a hit from his first at-bat against Hanwha starter Moon Dong-ju. He had a hit to the 154 km fastball in a count that was unfavorable to him. Moon, who gave up a hit to No. 9 hitter Kwon Dong-jin at an advantageous count, expressed regret.

Kwon Dong-jin, who came out as the leadoff hitter in the sixth inning, pushed Moon Dong-ju's 154km fastball to post a hit to the left, and recorded multi-hits with two consecutive at-bats. It was a moment when Kwon Dong-jin's contact ability was demonstrated by connecting Moon Dong-ju's fastball, which is difficult to make a hit even with a run, with two consecutive at-bats.

In the eighth inning, the last inning of Hanwha starter Moon Dong-ju, Kwon continued to bite the opponent team's starting pitcher to the end. Kwon, who had hit the fastball of Moon Dong-ju properly with two batters ahead of him with one out and one base, played his first three-hit game since his debut as a pro bowler by pulling a fork ball this time.

Moon Dong-ju, who was able to aim for the shutout, sweated hard as he gave up hits in both games with Kwon Dong-jin, the ninth batter, who was persistent in every at-bat. After Kwon Dong-jin's hit in the eighth inning, KT, which scored its first score on the day due to a sacrifice hit by Rojas, lost 2-1 but found an infielder named Kwon Dong-jin, who had three hits against fastball pitchers.

Kwon, who had three hits and a hard hit as the ninth batter, played as the leadoff for the first time since his debut on the following day, and even showed off his outstanding batting eye by scoring one hit and two walks from two times at bat. Although KT ended the three consecutive games with a losing series, the discovery that it was Kwon Dong-jin amid string injuries of its main infielders was a big achievement.

Kwon Dong-jin, who has been regarded as a batter with fast feet, good contact skills, and a trailblazing eye since his days with Se Bo-yeong and Won Gwang-dae, joined KT Wiz as No. 5 in the second round in 2021. Since joining the team, he has gained experience by moving between the first and second teams and even completed his military service at Sangmu. Kwon Dong-jin, who had a batting average of 0.311 47 hits, 18 RBIs, 7 steals, 26 walks, and 26 points in the Futures League last year, showed his presence little by little despite limited opportunities to play, and this season he got a chance to start amid the string injuries of key infielders such as Kim Sang-soo, Heo Kyung-min and Oh Yoon-seok.

Although he did not record a hit on the day, Kwon Dong-jin got on base with an infield grounder in the eighth inning, which was leading 2-0, and then ran home with all his might during Rojas' timely hit to score a valuable additional point.

When Doosan shook closer Park Young-hyun with three hits in the ninth inning, shortstop Kwon Dong-jin helped the closer by scoring a valuable out count from second base.

Starter Cuevas left behind the bullpen after pitching six scoreless innings that washed away his sluggishness. Won Sang-hyun, Son Dong-hyun, and Park Young-hyun, who followed the mound, did not allow a turnaround against Doosan's batters and cut the losing streak by keeping a 3-21-point gap.

Rojas breathed a sigh of relief in Moon Sang-cheol's arms after a thrilling victory by one point.
Closer Park Young-hyun, who took the mound in the ninth inning, allowed three consecutive hits after one out, allowing his first run. Manager Lee Kang-chul watched the game with a firm look on his pitch, which was not like Park's. The ball count for Oh Myung-jin of the Doosan Bears, a gap of 3 to 1, was 1B and 1S. Manager Lee Kang-chul visited the mound in person to encourage closer Park Young-hyun and catcher Jang Sung-woo. Park allowed additional runs, but managed to strike out the last batter Park Joon-young and successfully saved the game by one point.

As a result, Kwon Dong-jin's score, who played his best to the home plate when he had a hit against Rojas after the eighth inning with two outs, played a big role in breaking the team's losing streak. He was silent with no hits in four times at bat on the day, but the base run full-time, who played his best until the end after getting on base with an infield grounder in the eighth inning, led to a big result.

Attention is focusing on whether Kwon Dong-jin will be able to make his position as the main infielder, who has been missing due to injury, with the opportunity that came five years after his professional debut.