"Oh my god." I can't believe the king of multiple wins collapsed... The national team lost Son Joo-young and Won Tae-in. The dark cloud over the semifinals of Premier 12
"Oh my god." I can't believe the king of multiple wins collapsed... The national team lost Son Joo-young and Won Tae-in. The dark cloud over the semifinals of Premier 12
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The worst news has been delivered to the Korean baseball team, which is worried about starting.스포츠토토
Won Tae-in, who was the best pitcher in Korea this season, was injured. He started the game in Game 4 of the Korean Series held in Daegu on Saturday, but called his trainer in person during the top of the third inning before voluntarily leaving the team. Samsung, which had reassured him by saying that he would not go to the hospital immediately due to shoulder pain, announced shocking news late in the afternoon. It was because Won's shoulder was not in good condition.
Judging that Won's condition was unusual, Samsung went through Won's hospital examination after the game, and was diagnosed with distal damage to the right shoulder joint as a result of an MRI. There was bleeding and swelling in the joint, and it was accompanied by shoulder rotator cuff tendonitis. First of all, I was told that I needed 4-6 weeks of rehabilitation.
In addition to taking the mound in Game 7, the boarding of the Premier 12 national team in November was in vain.
Won was in a situation where he needed to play the ace role in the Premier 12 national team. He had 15 wins and six losses and an earned run average of 3.66 this year, tying for the top overall win among Doosan Bears' Kwak Bin (15 wins and nine losses). He had the sixth ERA overall, but was the first among Korean pitchers. He displayed the most stable pitching capabilities.
He also showed off his strength in big games in the postseason. In the second playoff game against the LG Twins on Saturday, he led his team to victory by allowing seven hits, two walks, three strikeouts and one run during six ⅔ innings, and in the first playoff game against the KIA Tigers on Sunday, he had to stop pitching due to rain due to a suspending game, which stopped him from throwing the ball, but he showed an iron wall by allowing two hits, two walks and three strikeouts in five innings.
For the Korean national team, which is aiming for the semifinals in the Premier 12, it is a big loss of power.
Team Korea has already lost a left-handed starter. Son Joo-young, who ranked second among Korean pitchers with nine wins and an earned run average of 3.79 this season, voluntarily left the mound in the fourth round of the playoffs, and will not be able to join the team as examination results show elbow injury.
In the end, the Korean national team will not be able to take the first and second-highest ERA pitchers in Korea.
Currently, only Kwak Bin, Ko Young-pyo, Eom Sang-baek (KT), and Choi Seung-yong (Doosan) are selected among the training members of the national team. Given the Premier 12 schedule, about four starters are needed, but unless additional starters are requested, there is a possibility that they will have to be assigned as starters.
The team is comprised mainly of young players, and has been evaluated as having good bullpen resources but weak starting resources. Moon Dong-ju, who played the ace role in last year's Asian Games, has been sidelined due to injury, and Park Se-woong cannot participate in military training, weakening the team's starting lineup, including Son Joo-young and Won Tae-in, who were injured during the postseason, making it impossible for them to go to Taiwan together.
Ryu Joong-il has no choice but to suffer more headache. In the end, Ryu should lead the rest of the starting lineup by operating the bullpen and hope that the batters will burst in the beginning.