"I've never seen a clean uniform"...Unexpectedly, the player Cho Sung-hwan picked as a sample of "Hustle Doo"
"I've never seen a clean uniform"...Unexpectedly, the player Cho Sung-hwan picked as a sample of "Hustle Doo"
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Acting Doosan manager Cho Sung-hwan called up Hong Min-gyu, Park Jung-soo and Yeo Dong-gun from the second division after taking the baton and canceling Park Shin-ji, Kim Ho-joon and Lim Jong-sung after the first game on the 3rd.
"I hope young players take this opportunity more seriously," Cho, who sought to change the mood by deploying a large number of young players, said on Sunday. He also mentioned Park Shin-ji, who joined the second team.바카라사이트
Doosan lost to KIA 3-11 on Sunday. After starting pitcher Kwak Bin went down after three innings, Yang Jae-hoon, Kim Ho-joon, Park Shin-ji, Park Chi-guk, and Go Hyo-joon took the mound in order. Park took the mound in the fifth inning when his team was losing 1-6 and one out, and pitched three innings, the most among bullpen pitchers.
"Park Shin-ji was inevitably sent down. In fact, he contributed the most to the game," Cho said. "He was excluded from the roster due to the mound situation, but he is making it clear that he wants to give more chances to players like Park Shin-ji."
Park Shin-ji is the flagship bullpen pitcher who posted an earned run average of 2.22 in 24.1 innings in 19 games this season. However, he will take the mound despite being far behind. After taking the mound in the fifth inning on Tuesday, he allowed three hits, two walks and one strikeout in three innings. It wasn't very good in terms of the game, but the team pitched to save the pitchers in a difficult situation.
"I fully conveyed my message to Park Shin-ji. I hope other players understand that," Cho said. "It is important to play well in the second division, but if I receive a report that I am doing my best, I would like to give more opportunities to those players. I want to transfer a virtuous cycle that players who exert their utmost efforts get chances."
A week after taking office. As in the case of Park Shin-ji, you can read Doosan's direction through Cho's words. Cho also mentioned foreign hitter Jake Cave ahead of the game against Lotte in Jamsil on the 8th.
Cave has a batting average of 0.288 with four homers, 26 RBIs, 29 runs and eight steals this season. As a foreign hitter, his performance is not very satisfactory. However, acting coach Cho highly evaluated Cave. He is so determined that he never leaves the stadium in clean uniforms. Perhaps, he is the player who best exemplifies the "hustle-doo" spirit Doosan needs right now.
"Cave is a dedicated player who always plays hard," Cho said, giving rest to the starting lineup. "I'm trying to exclude him because I think the team is having a hard time but physically, but he always wants to play." "Cave plays a good role as a leader in practice and training. I hope our young players capture everything they show during the game without removing anything with their eyes."