Jang Jae-young, 30th Samsung Electronics ⅔ inning, 6 runs on 6 hits, 6 walks

Kiwoom Heroes’ Jang Jae-young (21) was ejected for a head shot after taking six pitches.

Jang Jae-young started against the Samsung Lions of the 2023 Shinhan Bank Solar KBO League at the Gocheok SkyDome on March 30, but left the mound without completing the first inning.

After retiring the first batter, Kim Hyun-jun, on a fly ball to center field in the top of the first inning, Jang started to falter after a surprise bunt single by Kim Sung-yoon.

After throwing three pitches in a row to Guzauk at first base, he threw a fourth pitch that hit him in the body. With runners on first and second, he gave up back-to-back singles to Minho Kang and Jose Pirela to load the bases.

After giving up another run on a walk, Jang Jae-young walked Kang to load the bases.

With the bases loaded again, Jang struck out Kim Dong-jin to end the inning, but his woes were far from over. With the bases loaded, he battled Ryu Ji-hyuk for seven pitches, but gave up another pushing double.

With the bases loaded and two outs, Jang Jae-young threw a fastball to Kim Ji-chan that was aimed at the head. Under the head shot rule, which is an automatic ejection when a fastball hits the head, Jang was immediately ordered out. It was his eighth headshot ejection of the season.

After ⅔ of an inning with one hit, four walks and two balls hit to the body, Jang Jae-young’s deficit grew to “six” when Ha Young-min, 스포츠토토 who took over the mound, hit a double off the first batter, Kim Hyun-joon.

The six walks in an inning are tied for the second-most in history.

The previous record was set by Ariel Miranda (Doosan) on June 25 last year, when he gave up seven in the first inning against the KIA Tigers.

Ahn defeats world No. 5 He Bingzhao (CHN) 2-0 in straight sets
Upset He Bingjiao to improve to 5-4 all-time against her.

World No. 2 badminton player Ahn Se-young reigned supreme at the Japan Open Badminton Championships 2023, winning her second straight title following the Korea Open.

Ahn defeated world No. 5 He Bingjiao of China 2-0 (21-15 21-11) in the women’s singles final of the tournament in Tokyo, Japan, on Tuesday (July 30).

It was Ahn’s seventh title of the year. Ahn has been in dominant form this year, winning seven titles in 11 tournaments. She has been runner-up three times and third once.

Ahn also improved her head-to-head record against He Bingjiao to 5-4. Ahn, who had lost all four of their matches last year, had won five in a row before this match.

On the day, Ahn dominated the match against He Bingzhao, reflecting her recent rise. Ahn took the first game with ease as He Bingzhao’s attacks went out of bounds.

Ahn continued to dominate her opponent in game two, taking a double-score lead. Ahn dominated He Bingzhao on both the offensive and defensive sides of the ball, 카지노사이트 and took the game with ease, winning by 10 points.

Kim Ha-Sung, 0.277↑ season batting average

San Diego Padres outfielder Ha-seong Kim continued his hot hitting streak with a fifth straight game with a hit.

Starting at first base and batting second against the Texas Rangers at Petco Park in San Diego, California, on Tuesday, Kim went 2-for-4 with a double and two RBIs.

He’s been on a hot streak. He has hit safely in five straight games and has recorded multi-hit games in three of them.

His season batting average has risen from .274 to .277.

After a grounder to the second baseman in the first inning, Kim drew his second walk of the game in the top of the second inning to put his team up 2-0.

He didn’t miss a big scoring opportunity. 한국야동 On a 1-ball-1 strike, he took a low, three-pitch changeup from Texas’ Martin Perez for a two-run double to center field.

In the fifth inning, he led off with a single and lined a two-pitch slider from Perez to center field for his first multi-hit game.

With two outs in the sixth, he struck out.

San Diego beat Texas 4-0 to extend its winning streak to two games.

Hwang Sun-woo making a comeback.

The South Korean management team of Hwang Sun-woo, Choi Dong-yeol (Gangwon Special Self-Governing Province), Lee Ju-ho (Seogwipo City Hall) and Kim Young-beom (Gangwon Chego) set a new Korean record in the men’s 400-meter medley relay.

South Korea set a new national record in the men’s 400-meter medley relay with a time of 3:34.25 during the preliminary round of the men’s 400-meter freestyle relay at the Fukuoka 2023 World Aquatics Championships at Fukuoka Marine Messe Fukuoka Hall in Fukuoka, Japan on Tuesday.

Although the Koreans finished 10th out of 22 teams and missed out on a spot in the finals, which is reserved for the top eight teams, they made history by breaking the national record.

Their time of 3:34.25 was 0.71 seconds faster than the previous Korean record of 3:34.96 set by Hwang Sun-woo, Choi Dong-yeol, Kim Woo-min, and Yang Jae-hoon (all of Gangwon Special Self-Governing Province) at the 18th Jeju Hallabae National Swimming Championships on April 18.

They were just 0.98 seconds behind eighth-place Great Britain (3:33.27), which was the last team to reach the final.

The 10th place finish is also the best ever for the men’s 400 medley relay at a World Aquatics Championships. They finished 17th in Gwangju in 2019 and 13th in Budapest in 2022.

The medley relay is a team event in which four swimmers swim the backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly, and freestyle in reverse order.

South Korea’s Lee Ju-ho was the first to race in lane 2, lane 1. Lee was in fourth place at the 50-meter mark, but was overtaken by competition and handed the baton over in seventh place.

Choi Dong-yeol, lane 2, made a strong effort and moved up one spot to sixth, but Kim Young-beom, lane 3, struggled and dropped back to seventh.

South Korean swimming sensation Hwang Sun-woo won bronze in the men’s 200-meter freestyle final at the 2023 World Aquatics Championships at Fukuoka Marine Messe Fukuoka Hall in Fukuoka, Japan, on Friday afternoon.

The final swimmer, Hwang Sun-woo, cut a strong swath of water in the freestyle leg. Although he didn’t change places, he touched the touchpad in 3:34.25, breaking the Korean record by three seconds.

In the women’s medley relay 400m heats, Lee Eun-ji, Heo Yeon-kyung (Sangsang Bangsango), Kwon Se-hyun (Anyang City Hall) and Kim Seo-young (Gyeongbuk Provincial Office) combined for a time of 4:05.16.

However, the team finished 18th out of 23 teams, failing to qualify for the final and failing to break the Korean record of 4:03.38.

Kim Seo-young, the poster child for Korean women’s swimming, also competed in the 400-meter individual medley heats that preceded the team competition.

Kim’s time of 4:45.04 in the women’s 400m individual medley preliminaries was good enough for 19th place out of 35 swimmers, and she did not qualify for the finals. There are no heats in the 400m individual medley, with the top eight swimmers qualifying for the finals. Katie Shanahan (GBR) was the last swimmer to qualify, clocking 4:39.46.

Korea ended the World Aquatics Championships with one bronze medal. Hwang Sun-woo won bronze in the men’s 200-meter freestyle.

However, Korea set eight new national records in seven events at the Games.

Hwang Sun-woo broke his own Korean record (1:44.42) in the men’s 200-meter freestyle final.

Kim Woo-min touched the touchpad in the 800m freestyle preliminaries in 7:47.69, 2.24 seconds faster than Park Tae-hwan’s South Korean record of 7:49.93 set at the 2012 London Olympics.

Choi Dong-yeol also touched 59.59 in the 100-meter breaststroke semifinals, 0.04 seconds off the previous South Korean record of 59.63.

A total of five Korean records were set in the team events.

The men’s 800-meter freestyle relay team of Hwang Sun-woo, Kim Woo-min, Lee Ho-joon and Yang Jae-hoon broke the Korean record in the preliminaries with a time of 7:06.82 and the final with a time of 7:04.07.

Ji Yoo-chan, Yang Jae-hoon, Heo Yeon-kyung, and Jung So-eun broke the Korean record in the 400-meter medley relay with a time of 3:27.99, while Lee Eun-ji, Choi Dong-yeol, Kim Young-beom, and Heo Yeon-kyung broke the Korean record in the 400-meter freestyle relay with a time of 3:47.09. On the final day of competition, 토토사이트 the eighth and final Korean record came in the men’s 400-meter medley relay.

Kiwoom manager Ko Hyung-wook “can’t give up on the season”
Lee Joo-hyung goes 1-for-4 with a run scored in his Kiwoom debut on Sept. 29

The Kiwoom Heroes have traded away Won-tae Choi, who dedicated eight years to the organization. The big deal was a trade that considered both the present and the future.

On April 29, Kiwoom sent pitcher Choi Won-tae to the LG Twins in exchange for outfielder Lee Ju-hyung, pitcher Kim Dong-gyu, and a first-round draft pick in the 2024 KBO Draft.

Choi has been a key part of Kiwoom’s starting pitching staff this season. He has pitched 102⅓ innings in 17 games, posting a 6-4 record with a 3.25 ERA. The starting rotation of Ahn Woo-jin, Ariel Furado, Choi Won-tae, Ian McKinney, and Jang Jae-young was one of the strongest in the league.

However, Choi Won-tae’s eight-year stint with LG came to an end. With deep starting depth, Kiwoom opted for a prospect and a first-round rookie pick. Choi Won-tae’s spot will be filled by Chung Chan-heon.

“LG made the first offer, and after reviewing it, we decided to proceed,” said Kiwoom president Ko Hyung-wook. It was a difficult decision. The team has six starters, so we had enough starting resources, so we let go of (Choi) Won-tae and brought in prospects, and we had (Chung) Chan-heon, so we were able to make a decision.” “Our offense has been weak since the beginning of the season, so we are constantly reinforcing, but we are not doing well because of injuries,” he said.

Joining Kiwoom, Lee was selected by LG with the 13th overall pick in the second round of the 2020 Korean Baseball Organization (KBO) Rookie Draft. He can play both infield and outfield positions, and is known for his fast running and precise hitting.

Lee made his debut against the Gocheok Samsung Lions on Sept. 29, the day of his transfer, starting in the No. 7 spot in left field and going 1-for-4 with one RBI and one run scored.

The 195-centimeter, 100-kilogram outfielder was selected by LG with the 17th overall pick in the second round of the 2023 KBO Draft. He utilizes his hardware to throw a powerful ball and has good flexibility.

“Lee Joo-hyung was a top prospect for LG. He has excellent offense and baserunning, and is especially strong in offense. He will be a great addition to the team.” “Kim Dong-gyu has excellent physical condition and throws a fastball in the mid-to-high 140s. He is a good starting option.”

Kiwoom currently sits in ninth place, but is still in a tight mid-table battle. They are 5.5 games behind the fourth-place NC Dinos. Despite losing a quality starting pitcher, the Heroes are still in the hunt for a postseason berth.

“There’s not much of a gap between us and fourth place,” Ko said, “We lost (Lee) Jung-hoo to injury, but (substitute foreign hitter) Ronnie Dawson came in and our offense became more active. We can’t give up on the season. 고스톱 It was a trade for both the present and the future.”