"This is why KS is going to go." Checker → Blunder → Blunder → Blundering, Gloomy Sunday again...Angry Doosan fans are out
"This is why KS is going to go." Checker → Blunder → Blunder → Blundering, Gloomy Sunday again...Angry Doosan fans are out
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Lee Seung-yeop of the Doosan Bears in the professional baseball league failed to overcome the crisis again. He made absurd mistakes one after another, starting with the checker, which greatly disappointed the fans who filled the first base and center.
Doosan fell into a quagmire for two consecutive losses as it lost 2-6 in Game 3 of the season against the KIA Tigers of the 2025 Shinhan SOL Bank KBO League at Jamsil Stadium in Seoul on the 20th.카지노사이트
Doosan led the stadium atmosphere filled with full spectators (23,750) until the sixth inning. He scored the first run in the bottom of the sixth inning against KIA ace James Nail, who had an overwhelming ERA of 0 points. With leadoff hitter Yang Eui-ji hitting right field and Yang Seok-hwan setting the table with a double, Kim In-tae and Kang Seung-ho struck out consecutively, but Park Joon-young hit a two-run timely hit in front of the right field after the game of the seventh pitch, heating the atmosphere of the home stadium.
The joy of the lead also briefly descended from the mound in the top of the seventh inning after an RBI double off Kim Sun-bin, with one out and runners on the first and second bases that Choi Ji-gang faced with hits by leadoff batters Oh Seon-woo and Park Chan-ho. Kim Ho-joon then induced Na to hit an infield ground ball, and second baseman Park Joon-soon, who caught the ball, boldly chose home, but third baseman Park Chan-ho touched home first. The score tied 2-2. After that, Park Shin-ji met Choi Hyung-woo and dedicated a painful RBI come-from-behind final hit.
Doosan saved the tie with a hit by leadoff hitter Kim In-tae in the bottom of the eighth inning, when the team was trailing 2-3. However, Jeon Da-min, who was deployed as a pinch runner, was given a hard check by Cho Sang-woo to check the first base, and his wing was broken. It was the moment when Doosan's hope of tying the game disappeared. Kang Seung-ho, who was at bat, grounded out to the third baseman and Park Joon-young struck out swinging, ending the eighth inning in vain.
Manager Lee Seung-yeop put on the mound in a surprise move Kim Taek-yeon, who finished the game at the top of the ninth inning when the team was losing two to three. He thus intended to seek a tie again at the bottom of the ninth inning after curbing additional runs. However, would Kim's actual absence have been too great. Kim Taek-yeon, who took the mound for the first time in a week after the game against the LG Twins in Jamsil on Tuesday, allowed leadoff hitter Park Chan-ho to hit left-handed, and made a pitch that far exceeded the height of the first baseman by catching Hong Jong-pyo's bunt. It was a moment that caused crisis not only with one out but also with runners on the second and third bases.
Kim Taek-yeon handled the follow-up hitter Na Sung-bum with a fly ball to right field. A sacrifice fly was expected, but right fielder Jake Cave seemed to block third baseman Park Chan-ho's tag-up with a strong and accurate home throw, preventing the loss. The problematic situation occurred at this time. Catcher Yang Eui-ji, who caught the ball, sprayed the ball to third baseman Kang Seung-ho to catch Park Chan-ho who was returning to third base, which also became a bad pitch and gave up the home to Park Chan-ho. The loss was even more painful due to the throwing errors of Kim Taek-yeon and Yang Eui-ji, which Doosan believed.
Doosan's fumble and run parade did not end there. After Kim Taek-yeon hit an RBI double off Patrick Wisdom, Han Seung-taek hit a grounder to the shortstop with two outs and a third base that led to Choi Hyung-woo's grounder to the second base, which provided an excuse for additional run when shortstop Park Joon-young recorded a catch error.
Kim Taek-yeon struck out Byun Woo-hyuk to end the inning, but had already given up three runs. Doosan fans, who filled the first base and the center, left one by one as if they were greatly disappointed by the error show of their players.
Doosan faced an opportunity to load the bases with one out in the bottom of the ninth inning with leadoff hitter Kim Min-seok's infield hit, Jung Soo-bin and Cave's consecutive walks. However, Yang Eui-ji struck out on the third base and Yang Seok-hwan grounded out to the third base, kneeling without a reversal.
Prior to the 2025 season, Doosan aims to advance to the Korean Series for the first time in four years since 2021. This is also the pledge made by Lee Seung-yeop, who is in the final year of his contract this year.
To be frank, however, the team is still in the midst of autumn baseball with current performance. With nine wins and 13 losses this season, Doosan ranks eighth, trailing the ninth-ranked NC Dinos by 0.5 games. Rather than ranking fifth, Doosan is in a position to worry about a fall to the bottom. Although it is still in the early days of the season, more and more games are being played due to errors, mistakes, and wild pitches.
Doosan also made frequent mistakes in close situations along with empty-handed scoring, and suffered a losing series of one win and two losses on the weekend. It is said that a large number of its main players, including Kwak Bin, Hong Gun-hee, Lee Byung-hun, Lee Yoo-chan and Kim Jae-hwan, are missing, but the mistakes and errors on the day were virtually irrelevant to them. Reorganization is urgently needed to turn the mood around.