‘Crazy Hit’ first three hits exploded → 9G consecutive hits → batting average of 441 percent…KIA’s military infielder will have a batting talent in the land of promise

Park Min (22) of the KIA Tigers is flying high in the Australian professional league. She has had nine consecutive hits in recent games. After leaving the military to study baseball at the Canberra Cavaliers in the Australian professional league to gain experience, Park used to be a slugger in the beginning of the league, but has been displaying intense batting performance lately. She recorded her first three-hit game. Park started as the second shortstop in a game against the Perth Heat on Saturday. As a table setter, she played three hits, one RBI, and one run from five times at bat.

He was out with a strikeout at his first at bat after one out in the first inning. He was out with a grounder to the second base, with two outs and a runner on the second base in the third inning. He hit a hit in the middle with one out and a runner on the first base in the fifth inning, leading to a chance for the first and second bases. Corey Acton, the follow-up batter, grounded out to the first base and failed to score.

When leadoff hitter Andrew Moritz drew a walk to get on base in the eighth inning when the game was tied 0-0, Park added a bunt hit to the first base, creating a chance to score a run with no outs and runners on the first and third bases. Acton’s walk put the bases loaded with no outs. When Azuma Junpei grounded out to the third base, the bases loaded with one out.

Robbie Perkins’ infield single to the second baseman and the second baseman’s throwing error all scored runs. Canberra led 3-0 and later ran away 6-0 due to an opponent’s defensive error. Canberra’s batting order turned around once, and Park Min scored an RBI single on an infield single to shortstop with one out. Canberra won 8-0.

The day was his first three-hit game. He has a robust batting average of 441 percent with 15 hits from 34 times at bat in the last nine games. His batting average for this season is 261 percent (23 hits from 88 times at bat), with one home run, eight RBIs, 14 runs scored, five walks and 19 strikeouts. Park was selected by Kia as the sixth overall pick in the second round of the 2020 Rookie of the Year draft. 카지노사이트 순위

By 2022, he had a career batting average of 15.8 percent (six hits in 38 times at bat) in the first team and joined the Sangmu Baseball Team. Park played in Futures League games in Sangmu in 2022 and 2023, posting a batting average of .300 for two consecutive years. In 2022, he hit .858 with three homers (46 hits) and 45 RBIs in 63 games, and in 2023, he hit .355 (43 hits) with one homer and 23 RBIs with an OPS of .760.

Park was discharged from military service in Sangmu last November, and KIA sent to Canberra Cavaliers to gain experience for prospective players. Park is capable of playing second and third basemen as well as shortstop. He initially played as a second and third baseman for Canberra, but has continued to play as a shortstop recently. Park, who has experience in Sangmu and Australia, is expected to receive an opportunity as an all-weather backup for KIA’s infield next season.