Ryu Hyun-jin (36-Toronto Blue Jays) will likely start against pitcher Shohei Ohtani (29-LA Angels) in his return to Major League Baseball (MLB).

Angels manager Phil Nevin announced on Thursday (July 24) that Ohtani will start the first game of a three-game series against Toronto at Rogers Centre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Ohtani, who picked up his eighth win of the season (5-0) against the Pittsburgh Pirates on April 22, was initially scheduled to start against the Detroit Tigers on April 28, depending on the rotation, but the schedule was pushed back a day.

As a result, Ryu and Oh are expected to face off against each other for the first time in a year.

According to local media, Ryu, who has successfully completed four rehabilitation appearances, is scheduled to pitch in a three-game series against the Angels from Sept. 29-31, but is now likely to start on the 29th.

Ryu made his first start on April 22 against the Triple-A Syracuse Mets (affiliated with the New York Mets), pitching six innings and allowing two runs on three hits (two home runs) with one walk and five strikeouts.

Ryu threw his longest six innings since undergoing left elbow ligament reconstruction (Tommy John surgery) in June of last year, throwing 85 pitches, including a fastball that touched 90.8 miles per hour (146 km/h) for the first time in a rehab start.

With everything in place for his return to the major leagues, Ryu traveled to Los Angeles (LA) on the 23rd and will join the Toronto squad for a three-game series against the Los Angeles Dodgers on the 25th.

Ryu’s next move has yet to be finalized. Toronto manager John Schneider plans to review Ryu’s bullpen throws at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, California, before making a final decision on when he will return to the major leagues.

For now, he won’t pitch in the three-game series against the Dodgers. Toronto is scheduled to start Jose Berrios on the 25th, Chris Bassett on the 26th, and Yusei Kikuchi on the 27th. There will be no game on the 28th as the team travels to Toronto.

Schneider had previously expressed his intention to go with a six-man starting rotation when Ryu returns. In that case, Ryu would be next in line after Kikuchi, who is the fifth starter. Toronto has a 17-game homestand from Aug. 29 against the Angels to Aug. 14 against the Chicago Cubs, so there’s no time to tinker with the starting rotation.

If Ryu starts on Aug. 29, it will be his second career start against Ohtani. In their first meeting, Ryu won a decision.

Ryu pitched five innings of six-hit ball with one walk and two strikeouts in Toronto’s 6-3 win over the Angels on May 27 of last year at Angels Stadium in Anaheim, California. Ohtani struck out 10 in six innings, but gave up five runs on two home runs to take the loss.

Ryu was also dominant against Ohtani, going 2-for-2 with a walk and a strikeout.

It was his second win of the season and 75th of his career, but he hasn’t added another win since. In his next start, against the Chicago White Sox, Ryu was removed after just four innings (three runs, two earned) due to left arm discomfort, and was placed on the disabled list after undergoing further tests.

Ohtani is 2-1 in three career starts against Toronto, with his only loss coming against Ryu. He pitched once at Rogers Centre on Aug. 28 of last year, 카지노사이트 when he threw seven innings of two-hit ball with one walk and nine strikeouts to pick up the win.

The Hangzhou Asian Games, scheduled to be held in September, has registered 12,500 athletes, the most ever for an Asian Games, China Youth Network reported on June 24.

“All 45 countries and regions have applied to participate in the Games,” the Hangzhou Asian Games Organizing Committee said, adding that “about 12,500 athletes have registered for the Asian Games.” Among the participating countries, China, Thailand, Japan, and South Korea have fielded large teams of more than 600 athletes.

The Asian Games are open to all 45 National Olympic Committees (NOCs) that are members of the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA), a division of the International Olympic Committee (IOC). The organizers’ announcement that 45 countries and territories have applied to participate is a reaffirmation that North Korea will be competing in the Asian Games.

A total of 43 countries and territories have registered athletes in athletics, while 30 countries will compete in 11 sports, including swimming, shooting, weightlifting, and eSports. 한국야동 Soccer has the most athletes registered for a single sport.

Athletics has won the most gold medals at the Asian Games (48).

‘Monster defender’ Kim Min-jae (27-Bayern Munich) was in front of his home fans for the first time since joining Bayern Munich in the German Bundesliga. The 45,000 fans in attendance gave him a warm welcome.

The Bavarians held their “team presentation” on Thursday (July 24) at the Allianz Arena in Munich, Germany, to kick off the season.

The Bavarians, who have already begun training, used the occasion to share their intentions for the season, and newcomer Kim Min-jae greeted fans for the first time in a Bavarian uniform.

On April 19, Bayern Munich officially announced the signing of Kim Min-jae to a five-year contract until 2028. He was given the number 3 jersey, just like Napoli (Italy).

While the club did not disclose the specifics of the deal, the buyout (minimum transfer fee) paid to Napoli was reportedly €50 million (approximately $71 million). His annual salary will be around 12 million euros (about 17.2 billion won).

Kim, who joined the team for training in Tegernsee near Munich last week to warm up, made his first appearance in front of the home fans on Sunday and was the last of the defenders to be called up, along with Matthijs de Ligt, Alfonso Davies and Dayot Upamecano, to cheers from the crowd.

The stadium announcer introduced him as “Monster Kim Min-jae,” and the 45,000 fans in attendance greeted him with thunderous applause.

Kim warmed up and practiced with his teammates in front of the home fans.

After the team presentation, the Bayern Munich squad will head to Japan for their Asian tour.

The Bavarians will play their first practice match against Manchester City (England) in Tokyo, Japan, on July 26, followed by a match against Kawasaki F.Frontale (Japan) on July 29. On August 2, 토토사이트 the team travels to Singapore to face Liverpool (England).

Wimbledon runner-up Novak Djokovic (2nd, Serbia) has withdrawn from next month’s Canadian Open in Toronto, Canada.

The tournament organizers announced on Thursday (Aug. 24) that Djokovic has withdrawn from the Canadian Open, which begins on Aug. 8.”

Djokovic recently returned from the Wimbledon men’s singles final in England, where he faced World No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz (Spain) in a 4-hour, 42-minute battle before falling 2-3 (6-1 6-7 1-6 6-3 4-6).

The loss denied Djokovic his fifth straight Wimbledon title and eighth overall, and ended his bid for a “calendar grand slam” (winning all four majors in a season).

Djokovic was initially scheduled to play the Canadian Open after Wimbledon, a tournament he has won four times in his career, but decided to skip it, citing fatigue.

“I’ve always had a great time in Canada, but after talking to my team, I decided it was right to withdraw,” Djokovic said, “and I want to thank the tournament officials for their understanding.”

Meanwhile, after defeating Djokovic to lift the Wimbledon title, Alcaraz traveled to France to compete in the Hoffman Cup. The Hoffman Cup is a men’s team event organized by the ATP as a national competition.

Alcaraz won his first match since 고스톱 Wimbledon with a 2-1 (4-6 6-4 7-6) victory over David Goffin.