"Do you want to throw it from episode 2?" "Resurrection" after a master's bone-in joke..."I'll add as much as I did today." Glad to see the revival of Glasses Ace

"Do you want to throw it from episode 2?" "Resurrection" after a master's bone-in joke..."I'll add as much as I did today." Glad to see the revival of Glasses Ace

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"I will do my best to contribute to the team like today"

Lotte Giants' Park Se-woong started the game against the Kia Tigers in Game 11 of the season at Sajik Stadium in Busan on the 27th, pitching 108 pitches, five hits, four walks, four strikeouts and one run (one earned run) in six innings, and won his sixth win of the season.

After starting off a sluggish start with one loss and a 7.56 ERA in two appearances in March since the start of the regular season, Park made a solid pitch with one run (one earned run) against the Doosan Bears in his first appearance in April, including nine strikeouts over seven innings, and managed to rebound with a 3-1 loss and a 3.80 ERA in four games during the month of April. The trend continued through May.
After pitching six scoreless innings against the Kiwoom Heroes in his first appearance in May, Park allowed six runs (five earned runs) in five ⅔ in a showdown with the LG Twins, but he allowed six scoreless innings in the KT Wiz match and one run (one earned run) in eight innings against the KIA Tigers, continuing his performance worthy of his nickname "native ace." However, he suffered a nightmare in the Daejeon Hanwha Eagles match on the 28th of last month.

Park Se-woong, who was particularly weak in the match, pitched the worst with 10 runs (nine earned) as many as 11 hits in four ⅔ innings. After the game, the head coach sent a bone message to Park Se-woong as if he was angry about the "Daejeon jinx," but after that, Park began to collapse. In June, NC (4 runs in four ⅔), SSG (5 runs in five innings), LG (4 runs in six innings) and Keum (4 runs in six innings) made it difficult to take the mound every time. In particular, he repeatedly lost the lead as he lost points from the beginning of the game.

When asked about Park Se-woong after the match against Kiwoom on the 21st, manager Kim Tae-hyung said, "I give points easily in the first inning. So I asked him yesterday, 'Do you want to throw from the second inning next time?' He said with a bitter smile, "Can't we just use a bullpen pitcher in front of us?" and expressed concern, "This will lead to trauma." "I have to use the strike zone in various ways, but I tend to keep leaning to one side. Park Se-woong would have some leeway, but he showed bad performance in the first inning. And I think it's in the same vein to give three to four consecutive points if he gets hit in one inning," but added, "It will get better."

With Charlie Barnes out of the lineup due to injury and even Na Kyun-an being sidelined from the first division due to sluggishness, Park Se-woong's revival is in dire need, and will he have fond memories of displaying his best pitching performance against KIA this year by allowing one run (one earned run) in eight innings? Finally, Ahn Kyung-Ace responded. Park started the game by returning KIA's top lineup to three outs from the start of the first inning, and blocked the center lineup leading to Choi Hyung-woo, Na Sung-bum, and Lee Woo-sung in the second inning. Then, he gave up a walk to Seo Geon-chang, the first batter in the third inning, to clearly tie up KIA's lineup without wavering.

The first run was in the fourth inning. After striking out the first batter, Socrates Brito, Park gave up a walk to Kim Do-young. Afterwards, he turned Choi Hyung-woo to center field with a fly ball, which was hit by Na Sung-bum with a 131km change-up on the first pitch, and hit an RBI double to the left-center field. At that time, Park was briefly shaken when Lee also gave up a walk, but tied up the follow-up batter Seo Geon-chang with a fly ball to second base, ending the inning without allowing any additional runs. The batters later scored as many as five runs in the attack in the bottom of the fourth inning, and Park responded with a "support shot."

Park was on the verge of losing a large number of runs with one out, as he had a walk by leadoff hitter Han Jun-su and consecutive hits by Lee Chang-jin and Socrates in the fifth inning. However, it was different this time. In his third showdown with Kim Do-young, who was the cause of Park's loss, Park struck out with a 124 kilometer curve ball, caught Choi with a fly ball to center field, secured requirements for victory. He took the mound in the sixth inning with two outs and blocked the first and second bases without losing a point, and completed a quality start (less than three earned runs in six innings) to recover from the sluggishness in six games. He then acquired his sixth win amid strong support from the batters.

Park Se-woong himself might have been the most frustrating person in the midst of repeated slumps. He struggled to survive somehow. "The coach helped me recall my good form at the beginning of the game," Park said after the game. "After that, the overall operation and result of the game went positive," adding, "There was a crisis, but the batters scored a lot of points, so I was able to throw the game comfortably." "I ran the game as (Son) gave me his signature, and I want to thank him for the good results." 먹튀검증

The result of pitching six innings of one run and four walks was perfect, but giving up four walks remained a clear "homework." Park Se-woong was also aware of this. "I was disappointed that I had a lot of walks in the previous game, but I've been paying a lot of attention to that recently. I'm quite disappointed with four walks today, but I think it's going to be quite important to improve this part," he said looking back on the overall trend.

The pitching was not perfect, but it is clear that he broke the recent sluggish trend anyway. Park Se-woong's good pitching is a welcome factor for the team and himself, as the pitching on the day can be an opportunity for a rebound. "I'm very happy that the quality start has laid the groundwork for the team to win," Glasses said. "I'll do my best to contribute to the team in the same way I did today."