'Moon Jae-sung 2nd Army → Multi-hit → Final Home Run' Preliminary FA Outfielder Reinserts Mental and waits for his return to the 1st Army
'Moon Jae-sung 2nd Army → Multi-hit → Final Home Run' Preliminary FA Outfielder Reinserts Mental and waits for his return to the 1st Army
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Choi Won-joon of the KIA Tigers in the professional baseball league, who went down to the second division due to reprimand, hit the winning home run in the Futures League.온라인카지노
Choi started as the first center fielder in the 2025 Futures League game against the Lotte Giants held at Sangdong Baseball Stadium in Gimhae on Saturday. He recorded one hit from five times at bat, with one hit being the final home run.
Choi was grounded out to the first base as a leadoff man in the first inning. Choi also hit the first pitch as a leadoff man in the third inning, but was grounded out to the second base.
KIA took a 2-0 lead in the second inning with Park Min hitting a timely hit to the left in the second and third bases with one out, which was made with consecutive walks by Jung Hae-won and Seo Geon-chang and a sacrifice bunt.
After Han Seung-hyeon's double and Kim Se-min's walk in the third inning, Lee Tae-kyung hit a three-run homer over the center-right fence to turn the game around 3-2. KIA tied the game 3-3 with Han Seung-taek's timely hit with two outs and a runner on the second base in the fourth inning.
Taking the leadoff batter off the fifth inning, Choi hit the second pitch from the first ball against Lee Young-jae, and hit a solo home run (115 meters in distance) that flew over the right fence. The team turned the tables 4-3. Afterwards, Choi walked, Jeong Hae-won had an infield single to the third base, and Seo Geon-chang had a timely hit to left to lead the game 5-3.
Choi Won-joon was out with a fly ball to center field in the sixth inning with one out and one out. KIA widened the score gap to 7-3 in the seventh inning with Jeong Hae-won's left double, Ye Jin-won's left-center double (one RBI) and Park Min's timely hit to center (one RBI). With runners on the first and second bases with two outs, Choi struck out.
KIA was chased to 7-6 in the bottom of the eighth inning by allowing five hits and giving up three runs, but won by keeping a one-run lead.
Choi Won-joon was removed from the first team entry on the 22nd. Choi missed an ordinary fly ball in the bottom of the first inning against KT Wiz on the 21st due to a catch error. Manager Lee Bum-ho replaced it immediately after the error, and sent him down to the second team the next day due to a reprimand.
"I can make a mistake anytime, but it should be a mistake that makes sense to some extent," Lee said. "I wanted to send a strong message to the team."
Choi had two hits and one run from five times at bat in a game against Lotte's second division on Monday. He also had a double. He should beef up his batting performance in the second division and renew his commitment to return to the first division on June 1.
Choi, who will become a free agent at the end of this season, has played 38 games with a batting average of 1995 (four hits in 123 times at bat), three homers, 11 RBIs, 14 runs scored, and OPS.546. Manager Lee Bum-ho said, "If he meets the 10 days required for entry registration, I will bring Choi back to the first team." The first team will be registered starting with the KT match on June 1.