156km 'Bang' → Lotte 'Pain Finger' will finally start tomorrow (20th)... Will the first team of the 'Hit Rate 0.071' also show up
156km 'Bang' → Lotte 'Pain Finger' will finally start tomorrow (20th)... Will the first team of the 'Hit Rate 0.071' also show up
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Yoon Sung-bin (26, Lotte Giants), who is showing great pitching in the Futures League, has finally been confirmed to take the mound in the first division this season.
Lotte manager Kim Tae-hyung (58) said ahead of the home game of the 2025 Shinhan SOL Bank KBO League against the Samsung Lions at Sajik Baseball Stadium in Busan on the 18th, "Yoon (Sajik) Sung-bin will enter the game on Tuesday (20th against Sajik LG)."온라인카지노
Currently, Lotte has a fixed system of four starters, including Tucker Davidson, Park Se-woong and Na Gyun-an, and Lee Min-seok since Charlie Barnes was released. They are taking turns leaving the other spot here. At the beginning of the season, Kim Jin-wook came out and Park Jin came in temporarily, and Han Hyun-hee came out in the match against KIA in Gwangju on the 14th. However, due to the characteristics of LG, which has many left-handed hitters, Han Hyun-hee took one turn off and went down to the second division.
Someone has to fill this spot, but first of all, Yoon Sung-bin will come up in the match on the 20th. "Everyone got a little better in the second division," coach Kim said, explaining the reason for the call-up.
Yoon Sung-bin has a 2.11 ERA with two wins and no losses in six Futures League games this year. He struck out a whopping 40 times during 21 ⅓ innings, displaying an impressive 16.9 strikeouts per nine innings. He also has 20 walks, which is a large number, but his batting average stands at only 0.071, as he beats batters with strong ball power.
He has been a starter since the beginning of the season, and has displayed outstanding strikeouts every time he plays the game. He allowed one hit and two strikeouts in five innings, and 10 strikeouts in five innings, while allowing two hits and four strikeouts in four ⅓, respectively, in the game against LG on April 29. At the game against KT on April 14, his most recent pitching, he pitched three innings of six strikeouts and no run, with the maximum speed of fastball allowed on the day being 156 kilometers. Sliders and fork balls were also recorded at around 140 kilometers.
After graduating from Busan High School, Yoon joined the Lotte Giants through the first round of nomination in 2017, which raised high expectations to the extent that he received a down payment of 450 million won (427,800 U.S. dollars). Since his debut in the first division in 2018, he has recorded 2-5 losses and an earned run average of 6.39 in 18 games as he entered the starting pitcher rotation. He showed off his ball power by striking out 65 in 50 ⅔ innings.
However, from 2019 to 2023, Yoon Sung-bin played only two games in the first team. He has been to NPB Chiba Lotte Marines in 2019 and U.S. Driveline Baseball in 2020, but no results have been made. In the meantime, he tried to join the military to solve the military service problem, but it was not achieved due to his physical condition, and in the 2023 season, he suffered a hamstring injury during the Okinawa spring camp in Japan.
Yoon Sung-bin, who had been silent, took the mound as a starting pitcher for the first time in five years and four months against Incheon SSG Landers on July 30 last year, and recorded four hits, two outs, one strikeout and five runs against nine batters in one inning. Although he became a losing pitcher, he showed hope by throwing fastballs up to 152km/h in the first inning.
At the 2024 Ulsan-KBO Fall League held after the end of the season, Yoon recorded five strikeouts and no runs in three innings in two games. "The coach gave me a chance, but I couldn't catch it," Yoon told Star News at the time. "I was able to show that I'm still the best, and I will not give up and do my best to be in the top team next year (2025)." He finally got another chance.