Hanwha Returns to 60% Winning Rate in Front of 10,000 Spectators...0.5 game difference from the leading LG
Hanwha Returns to 60% Winning Rate in Front of 10,000 Spectators...0.5 game difference from the leading LG
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The professional baseball Hanwha Eagles are returning to the winning rate of 60% in 11 days, putting strong pressure on the leading LG Twins.메이저놀이터
Hanwha won 4-3 at home against KT Wiz in the "2025 Shinhan SOL Bank KBO League" at Hanwha Life Ball Park in Daejeon on the 4th.
With 36 wins and 24 losses (0.600 win rate), Hanwha has narrowed its gap versus LG (36 wins, 1 draw and 23 losses) by half a game. Hanwha is flying high again, rising to the 60 percent win rate for the first time in 11 days since April 24.
Hanwha's home game was also sold out with 17,000 people on the day. The Hanwha Eagles has been selling out 23 consecutive home games since the game against Kiwoom on April 13.
In front of home fans, Hanwha showed a near-perfect performance.
KT's first run was up to KT. With Oh Won-seok and Weiss starting pitchers from both teams engaged in a pitching match, KT created a chance with hits and walks by Jang Sung-woo and Chun Sung-ho after the fourth inning with one out, and Kwon Dong-jin hit a double through the right-center field with two outs to bring in both runners.
Hanwha's pursuit started in the middle of the game. In the bottom of the sixth inning, Floral, the first batter of the team, hit the first pitch from KT starter Oh Won-seok to make a 130-meter home run that crosses the central fence.
In the seventh inning that followed, Hanwha's batters fired again. Hanwha, where Chae Eun-sung got on base with a hit in front of left field, succeeded in turning the tables with Kim Tae-yeon's hit followed by Lee Do-yoon's timely hit to right field, bringing in both Lee Won-seok and Kim Tae-yeon.
He shook KT starter Oh Won-seok, who gave up the lead, and gave up an automatic intentional pitch following a wild pitch, and eventually withdrew from the mound without finishing the inning. Since then, Hanwha has made another run against pitcher Woo Kyu-min, whose Choi In-ho has changed, producing an infield hit, infielding Hanwha home fans.
KT recovered one run in the ninth inning with Ahn Hyun-min's triple, but ended the inning without closer Kim Seo-hyun's run.
Meanwhile, the NC Dinos won the home game against LG 6-5 at Changwon NC Park, avenging a 15-point defeat the previous day.
In the home game against Samsung, left-handed starter Kim Gun-woo pitched five innings of two hits and no runs, and enjoyed the first win since his debut. SSG, which won four consecutive games, trailed Lotte, which was ranked third, by half a game.
On this day, Samsung's veteran pitcher Oh Seung-hwan took the mound in the eighth inning and played 0.1 innings for the first time in the season. Oh Seung-hwan, the oldest player in the league this season, suffered a thigh injury early in the season and took the mound in eight games in the second division, but was sluggish with an earned run average of 11.00 with one loss and four holds.
Wizdom, a foreign hitter who hit hard three times including the home run of the Kia Tigers, won the game 8-3 and whistled for three consecutive wins. Doosan, which had Lee Seung-yeop recently resigned and acting manager Cho Seong-hwan at the helm, fell into a quagmire for four consecutive years.
Kiwoom won the away game against Lotte for the first time in a long time, winning 9-6, and succeeding in breaking the nine-game losing streak against Lotte that had continued since August last year. Kiwoom-centered hitter Song Sung-moon swept six RBIs alone, including a three-run home run in the sixth inning.