Kim Do-young is the MVP in the first half of the KBO...Is Lee the hidden MVP in the first half of KIA? Kkot Bum-ho also admits that he is 'strong and silent'
Kim Do-young is the MVP in the first half of the KBO...Is Lee the hidden MVP in the first half of KIA? Kkot Bum-ho also admits that he is 'strong and silent'
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While preparing for the match against the Suwon KT Wiz on June 15, the KIA Tigers came out to third base. When asked to Lee, "Lee Woo-sung is playing very consistently this season," Lee said, "I know. I don't think he had a hit, but he hit at least one." He said so.밤알바
It is the name of a car from the 1990s, which has been discontinued. The advertisement was "strong and silent." In fact, people who devoted themselves silently even though it was not obvious from the organization at the time said, "It's like LeXX, I like LeXX." Lee Woo-sung was a player like LeXX in the first half of the year.
Lee tried to join the team as a first baseman through a finishing training camp in Okinawa last fall. After his spring camps in Canberra, Australia, and Okinawa, Japan, his career has changed to a full-time job. Coach Lee Bum-ho did not openly set a nail in the head, but selected Lee as the main first baseman early on in the preparation process for the upcoming season.
Although I can't say that the defense of first base is very good, there are no players in KIA who have a very good defense of first base except for Lee Woo-sung. Crucially, as I have fully opened my eyes to the batting through the past year or two, there was an expectation that my skills would be in full bloom this season.
In fact, there were quite a few games played in right field during the month of April. This is because Na Sung-bum, the main right fielder, suffered a recurrence of a hamstring injury at the end of the exhibition game and failed to play the opening game again. However, Kia struck out in April. There were many reasons, but Lee Woo-sung shared his share of Na Sung-bum to some extent, going back and forth between right fielder and first baseman.
According to his records, Lee had no hit in consecutive games for the first time this season, against SSG Landers on May 12 and the Doosan Bears on May 14. Even that was just two games. Since then, he had no hit in two consecutive games for the second time this season against the NC Dinos on May 29 and the KT Wiz on May 31.
He had no hits in more than three games. Since he had no hits in two consecutive games for the longest period of time, he had virtually no slump throughout the first half of the season. Even if he did not have a good batting sense, he steadily got on base more than once or twice a day with one hit and one walk.
In Lee's initial plan for this season, Lee was the ninth batter. However, he could not stay at the bottom of the lineup due to Na Sung-bum's departure and Socrates' Brito's poor performance. Lee consistently played as the fifth or sixth batter this season, supporting the central lineup. He also led the big innings.
He hurt his hamstring tendon while running against the Lotte Giants in Busan on June 27. As a result, he ended the first half. However, he still had hits in seven consecutive games and on base in 10 consecutive games. Although he missed the last four games in the first half, he was still the strongest among KIA fielders this season.
He had 88 hits in 278 times at bat in 75 games this season, 0.317 for eight homers, 46 RBIs, 47 runs and six steals. He has stable batting, stable defense, and even outstanding basemen. Without Lee Woo-sung, he had a huge gap in offense and defense. He is Kia's hidden MVP in the first half of the season.