In front of a packed house, it was the feet of LG's Shin Min-jae that decided the game between LG and KIA in Jamsil. It was Shin's foot that opened the door for a late rally and scored a dramatic comeback.
On the 26th, LG was helpless until the fifth inning against KIA in Jamsil. They gave up four runs in the third inning, and four more in the fourth. Austin opened the scoring with a triple in the bottom of the first inning, but the bats were silent after that. They were unable to capitalize on Kia starter James Nail.
However, in the fifth inning, the game started to take a strange turn. Down 1-5, Shin Min-jae came to the plate with two outs. On 2B 2S, Nail's seven-pitch slider hit the outside low-country ABS zone. Catcher Kim Tae-goon dropped the ball for a potential double play, but all he had to do was pick it up and throw to first base for the out. However, he misread the count and threw the ball to the pitcher instead of first base. Shin Min-jae sprinted to first base just as Kim's back was turned and he was heading for the dugout. Nail, who took over the ball, threw hard to first base, but the speedy Shin got there first. What should have been a double play became a 1-2-3 double play. Nail looked at Kim Tae-goon in confusion, and Kim Tae-goon couldn't help but make a cool face.
Nail's bad luck didn't end at the feet of Shin Min-jae. He then walked Hong Chang-ki to load the bases with one out. He then induced a hard grounder to second base to pinch-hitter Park Hae-min, but there was another twist. The ball was rolling toward second baseman Kim Sun-bin when it suddenly bounced up big. It became an irregularly-bound hit that the second baseman couldn't catch. Two runners came home. Two batters later, Moon Sung-ju followed with another RBI single to make it a 4-5, one-run game. It was a series of bad luck for Nail, but it was also a situation that 카지노사이트 would not have happened without Shin Min-jae's sprint.
Shin's feet shined again the very next inning. 5-6, 2nd and 1-2. Park Dong-won doubled to second, Shin Min-jae to first. Park Hae-min singled to right. Shin Min-jae, who was running behind him, glanced toward first base and sprinted home without slowing down for a second. The opposing infield pounced on the overrunning Park Hae-min. Kia shortstop Park Chan-ho hurriedly threw home, but Shin was faster this time. It was 7-6, and the game ended with that score. LG, which dropped all three games in Gwangju from Sept. 9-11, avenged itself by taking the first game of the weekend series in Jamsil.
"Kia second baseman (Kim) Sun-bin was trying to see where my brother was throwing the ball, but (Park) Hae-min had his eyes on him," Shin explained of the fifth inning that led to the game-winning run. "I thought it was going to be a home run, so I ran in." In the heat of the moment, he quickly caught the opposing defense's movements and made a decision without hesitation.
Shin's split-second judgment also paid off in the fourth inning. "I deliberately turned around behind the catcher and ran to first base," he said. "I thought that if the catcher saw me running, he would throw it directly to first base, so I deliberately turned around." Shin denies it, but the proper "acting" and sprinting earned him a valuable out and led to a big inning in the chase.
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On the 26th, LG was helpless until the fifth inning against KIA in Jamsil. They gave up four runs in the third inning, and four more in the fourth. Austin opened the scoring with a triple in the bottom of the first inning, but the bats were silent after that. They were unable to capitalize on Kia starter James Nail.
However, in the fifth inning, the game started to take a strange turn. Down 1-5, Shin Min-jae came to the plate with two outs. On 2B 2S, Nail's seven-pitch slider hit the outside low-country ABS zone. Catcher Kim Tae-goon dropped the ball for a potential double play, but all he had to do was pick it up and throw to first base for the out. However, he misread the count and threw the ball to the pitcher instead of first base. Shin Min-jae sprinted to first base just as Kim's back was turned and he was heading for the dugout. Nail, who took over the ball, threw hard to first base, but the speedy Shin got there first. What should have been a double play became a 1-2-3 double play. Nail looked at Kim Tae-goon in confusion, and Kim Tae-goon couldn't help but make a cool face.
Nail's bad luck didn't end at the feet of Shin Min-jae. He then walked Hong Chang-ki to load the bases with one out. He then induced a hard grounder to second base to pinch-hitter Park Hae-min, but there was another twist. The ball was rolling toward second baseman Kim Sun-bin when it suddenly bounced up big. It became an irregularly-bound hit that the second baseman couldn't catch. Two runners came home. Two batters later, Moon Sung-ju followed with another RBI single to make it a 4-5, one-run game. It was a series of bad luck for Nail, but it was also a situation that 카지노사이트 would not have happened without Shin Min-jae's sprint.
Shin's feet shined again the very next inning. 5-6, 2nd and 1-2. Park Dong-won doubled to second, Shin Min-jae to first. Park Hae-min singled to right. Shin Min-jae, who was running behind him, glanced toward first base and sprinted home without slowing down for a second. The opposing infield pounced on the overrunning Park Hae-min. Kia shortstop Park Chan-ho hurriedly threw home, but Shin was faster this time. It was 7-6, and the game ended with that score. LG, which dropped all three games in Gwangju from Sept. 9-11, avenged itself by taking the first game of the weekend series in Jamsil.
"Kia second baseman (Kim) Sun-bin was trying to see where my brother was throwing the ball, but (Park) Hae-min had his eyes on him," Shin explained of the fifth inning that led to the game-winning run. "I thought it was going to be a home run, so I ran in." In the heat of the moment, he quickly caught the opposing defense's movements and made a decision without hesitation.
Shin's split-second judgment also paid off in the fourth inning. "I deliberately turned around behind the catcher and ran to first base," he said. "I thought that if the catcher saw me running, he would throw it directly to first base, so I deliberately turned around." Shin denies it, but the proper "acting" and sprinting earned him a valuable out and led to a big inning in the chase.
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