The winner of the ‘3rd place regular season’ battle between the SSG Landers and NC Dinos in the Korean Baseball Organization will be decided on Sunday. It’s the final day of the season.

SSG Landers’ Kim Kwang-hyun (left) and KIA Tigers’ Yang Hyun-jong.

With both teams in desperate need of a win, the KBO’s two best pitchers, Kim Kwang-hyun (SSG) and

Yang Hyeon-jong (KIA Tigers), hold the casting lots for the third-place battle. SSG hopes Kim Kwang-hyun

can lead them to victory, while NC needs Yang Hyun-jong to get the job done.

SSG and NC will play the final game of the day for the third spot. SSG will take on the fifth-place Doosan

Bears at SSG Landers Field in Incheon, while NC will face KIA at Gwangju-Kia Champions Field.

SSG currently holds the advantage in the race for third place.

In the 16th game, SSG and NC had mixed results. SSG earned a 3-2 win against Doosan in Jamsil, while

NC suffered a 2-4 upset loss against KIA in Gwangju.

With 75 wins, 3 draws and 65 losses, SSG moved into third place, ahead of NC (75 wins, 2 draws and 66

losses). As a result, SSG can clinch third place on its own if it wins the regular season finale against Doosan.

SSG coach Kim Won-hyung said,

“There is only one last game left. Let’s play a game without regrets,” he encouraged the team.

With a golden opportunity, SSG is determined to finish third on their own. “We’re not thinking about the

postseason at all,” said Kim. We’re going to play our best until the last game of the regular season,” said Kim.

SSG Landers’ Kim Kwang-hyun in action.

SSG made the decision to use Kim Kwang-hyun, who was the starter in last year’s Korean Series, in the

final game of the regular season instead of the first game of the postseason.

The question is whether he can live up to expectations. In 29 appearances this year, Kim went 8-8 with a

3.66 ERA. This is down from last season (13-3 with a 2.13 ERA), when he returned from his Major League

Baseball (MLB) challenge. His streak of double-digit wins in consecutive seasons, dating back to 2013, also came to a halt at seven.

Kim Kwang-hyun hasn’t pitched cleanly in his two October outings either, giving up four runs in both.

Doosan also has the highest batting average against him this season at .305.

For NC, which has slipped to fourth place, to climb to third, it’s a matter of case by case. If SSG loses to

Doosan and NC wins or draws against KIA, NC will take third place. However, if SSG catches Doosan, NC

will have to play the wildcard match in fourth place regardless of the outcome.

Kia Tigers’ Yang Hyun-jong battles back.

NC must first take care of KIA and then wait to see the outcome of the Doosan-SSG game. For NC to beat

KIA, they’ll need to take down their starting pitcher, Yang Hyun-jong.

Like Kim Kwang-hyun, Yang has only won eight games this year (11 losses), ending his quest for double-

digit wins for the ninth straight season. Since June, he hasn’t looked like himself, pitching up and down.

However, he rebounded with a no-hitter against the Gwangju Kiwoom Heroes on April 11, striking out six over eight innings. Yang Hyun-jong is also determined to finish the job in front of the KIA fans at the stadium.

NC has faced Yang twice this year, scoring four runs each and going 1-1. However, it remains to be seen how explosive the NC batting lineup will be. NC hasn’t exactly been a hot offense in their last five games, scoring 2-1-8-5-2-2. 카지노사이트존

Bang Shin-sil takes a photo with the trophy after winning the ‘Dongbu E&C Korea Land Trust

Championship’ FR at Iksan CC in Jeonbuk on Friday.

After winning her second title of the season at the Korea Ladies Professional Golf Association (KLPGA)

Tour’s Dongbu Construction-Korea Land Trust Championship (total prize money: 1 billion won), “Super

Rookie” Bang Shin-sil (19-KB Financial Group) has moved up to No. 61 in the world rankings.

According to the Women’s Golf World Rankings released on Sunday, Bang is ranked 61st, up 18 spots from 79th last week.

She added 13 points with seven birdies and one bogey in the final round of the tournament, which

concluded at Iksan City Country Club (par-72) in Jeonbuk, North Jeolla Province, on Sept. 15, for a final

total of 43 points. It was the second win of the season for Bang, who won the E1 Charity Open in May.

Eunjul In (USA), who lifted her first career trophy at the Buick Shanghai on the Women’s Professional Golf

(LPGA) Tour, jumped 10 spots to No. 25 from No. 35 last week.

There were no major changes at the top.

Lilia Boo (USA), Yin Luning (CHN), Jin Young Ko (28-Solare), Nelly Koda (USA), Celine Boutier (FRA), Hyo

Joo Kim (28-LOTE), Min Jee Lee (AUS) and Charley Hull (GBR) round out the top eight. 19가이드03

Shriners Children’s Open victory
The youngest player to win two titles in this event last year
Youngest title defense in 110 years
10 million in career winnings in just two seasons

Kim Joo-hyung (center)

Celebrates with the winner’s trophy during the awards ceremony after successfully defending his title at

the U.S. Professional Golf Association (PGA) Tour’s ShrinersChildren’s Open on Saturday. “I want to eat my

favorite chocolate to celebrate my victory,” said Kim, who won his third career PGA Tour title and

surpassed $10 million in career earnings. Las Vegas=Getty Images Korea

Kim became the second youngest golfer in PGA Tour history to win three titles at the age of 21 years and

three months, behind only Tiger Woods (48). He also became the second player in PGA Tour history to

win the same tournament in the same season and the youngest to defend his title in 110 years. He also

became the third South Korean to win three PGA Tour titles, joining Choi Kyung-joo (eight) and Kim Si-woo (four).

Kim

Shot a 5-under 66 with seven birdies and two bogeys in the final round of the PGA Tour’s Shriners

Hospitality Open at TPC Summerlin (Par 71) in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, on Saturday. His final total of 20-

under-par 264 earned him a one-stroke victory over Canada’s Adam Hadwin (19-under-par 265). With the

$1.52 million (approx. KRW2.05 billion) first-place prize, Kim increased his career earnings to $10.69

million (approx. KRW1.45 billion), surpassing the $10 million mark in just his second season on Tour.

Kim won his second title at this event last October at the age of 20 years and three months. That was

faster than Woods, who won twice at 20 years, 9 months. However, his third win came a little later. Woods

won three times at the age of 21. Kim is the second South Korean to successfully defend his title on the

PGA Tour. Kyung-hoon Lee won back-to-back AT&T Byron Nelson titles in 2021 and 2022. At the Shriners

Hospitality Open, a South Korean player lifted the trophy for the third consecutive year. Lim Sung-jae was the 2021 champion.

With this victory

Kim made a new record in PGA Tour history. According to local media outlets such as Golf Digest, Kim

became the youngest player to defend a title in 110 years. The fact that he won two tournaments in the

same season is also making waves. Last year, the tournament was held as one of the first events of the

2022-2023 season. However, this year’s tournament was included in the 2022-2023 season as the PGA

Tour decided to make the season a single year starting next year. Despite the different years, Kim has now

won two tournaments in the same season. The only other golfer to win two tournaments in the same

season was legendary golfer Byron Nelson (1912-2006), who won 52 tournaments on the PGA Tour.

Kim’s Joo-Hyung

Path to victory was not an easy one. Starting the final round tied for the lead, Kim was cruising with a

three-stroke lead through the fourth hole. However, she made back-to-back bogeys on the fifth (par-3)

and sixth (par-4) holes. In the meantime, his competitors had rallied and he lost ground. At one point in

the first half, he was tied for fifth. But she bounced back with a birdie on the ninth (par-5) and a birdie on

the 12th (par-4) to regain the lead, and then a birdie on the 13th (par-5) after putting her third shot to

within two feet of the hole. Kim dropped a birdie putt on the 15th (par-4) to seal the deal.

After defending his title, Kim said,

“Last year I was smiling all the time, but in the middle of this year I felt like I wasn’t myself. It was hard

trying to figure out why,” said Kim. “It took me a lot longer to win my third title than my first two. It was

one of the most emotional final rounds I’ve had in the past year and a half.” “I love the venue, TPC

Summerlin. It would be even better if I could win three in a row next year.” Lee, who was tied for second

at one point in the final round, finished the tournament in a tie for seventh place with a final total of 17-

under par 267. 스포츠토토맨

Spain lose 0-1 in Group A qualifier
Holland has scored six goals in five games at the tournament.
Hasn’t played in a major tournament for his country

Norway’s forward Elling Holland in action during the Euro 2024 qualifying group A match against Spain on Saturday.

Last season’s English Premier League (EPL) top scorer

Elling Holland (Manchester City), has continued to lead the league in goals this season. He has eight goals

in eight league games. His goal-scoring prowess doesn’t change when he switches to a national team

jersey. The Norway international has six goals in five games in Euro 2024 qualifying. That puts him third

on the list behind Romelu Lukaku (Belgium – 9 goals) and Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal – 7 goals), who have each played six games.

However, Holland, who is considered one of the best goal-scorers in the game, hasn’t been able to lead

his team directly to Euro qualification on his own. Norway lost their Euro 2024 qualifying Group A match

against Spain 0-1 on June 16. With three wins, one draw, and three losses, 카지노사이트랭크 Norway

finished with 10 points and failed to qualify. In the 10-team qualifiers, with five or six teams in each group,

the first- and second-place finishers qualify for the knockout stages, and even if Norway wins its

remaining game, it won’t be able to leapfrog Spain and Scotland, who are both on 15 points. Norway now

has to pin its hopes on the playoffs, where three tickets are up for grabs.

Holland

Had scored six goals in five of Norway’s seven qualifying matches up to this point, more than half of the

team’s total (11). Nevertheless, Norway’s failure to qualify for the Euros led to reports in European media

that Holland could follow in the footsteps of Ryan Giggs (50). Giggs, who played 23 seasons in the EPL

with Manchester United, is a legendary player with 632 caps, 109 goals, and 162 assists. However, he

never played in a World Cup. That’s because he was a member of the Welsh national team, which is

relatively weak in Europe. Wales last played in the World Cup in Qatar last year after Giggs’ retirement, their first World Cup appearance in 64 years. Norway hasn’t been to a World Cup since 1998 in France. Their last appearance was in 2000, when they also qualified for the Euros for the first time. 섯다