The Masan Yongmago won a thrilling come-from-behind victory after a suspenseful game, led by ‘ace’ Jang Hyun-seok. Jang Chung-go, who boasts the strongest pitching power, also showed off his hot bat to advance to the round of 16.

Yongmago won 4-1 in the second game of the 78th Cheongnyonggi National High School Baseball Championship and Weekend League Wangjungwang (co-hosted by Chosun Ilbo, Sports Chosun, and the Korea Baseball Softball Association) at Mokdong Stadium in Seoul, South Korea, on April 19.

The two teams played a suspended game over two days due to rain on the 18th. After Jinheungo scored the first run in the first inning, the game was suspended in the top of the fifth inning at 1-0 and resumed the following morning on the 19th.

After Yongmago’s starting pitcher Kang Chae-woon faltered after giving up a run in the first inning, giving up a hard-hitting ball to leadoff batter Park Kyu-seung in the second inning, and allowing two consecutive walks with two outs, the team sent hard-hitting pitcher Jang Hyun-seok, who is considered the “biggest name in high school,” to the mound. Jang got out of the jam by striking out the first batter, Park Sung-ha.

He continued to pitch well. After striking out the side in the third inning, he struck out the side in the fourth inning to neutralize the Jinheung High bats. Jang Hyun-seok continued to pitch the next day on the 19th, throwing a scoreless fifth inning before leaving the mound. His final line was 3⅓ innings, one hit, six strikeouts, one walk, and no runs.

While the Jinhungo bats went silent, Yongmago tied the game in the top of the ninth. Extra innings ensued. In the top of the 10th inning, with the bases loaded, No. 5 hitter Son Yul-ki lined a pitch over the outfield fence for a two-run double, giving Yongmago a 4-1 lead. In the bottom of the 10th, Jinheungo failed to capitalize on their chances and Yongmago advanced to the Round of 16.

In the next game between Jangchungo and Gunsan Sangilgo, Jangchungo’s “biggest lefty,” Hwang Jun-seo, attracted attention by starting as a designated hitter instead of a pitcher. After drawing walks in his first and second at-bats, Hwang drew applause in his third at-bat of the fifth inning with an exquisite bunt that slipped past the pitcher’s side.

Jang Chung-go rode a hot bat, including a two-run wedge hit by Kim Min-chan, to a 9-2 victory in a cold game in the seventh inning and punched another ticket to the round of 16.

Meanwhile, Bibongo secured its first ever Cheongnyonggi Round of 16 berth with a 7-3 win over Busan Information Go, while Seoul Go earned a 9-2, 8th inning cold-game victory over Woosin Go. 파워볼

The SSG Landers Futures (2nd team) players who came under fire for their abusive behavior have been suspended for more than 30 games.

The Korean Baseball Organization (KBO) held a punishment committee meeting at the KBO conference room on the afternoon of the 19th to deliberate and make the decision regarding Lee Won-jun, who SSG Landers claimed off waivers on the 13th, and Lee Geo-yeon and Choi Sang-min, who are currently with SSG.

Lee Won-jun, Lee Geo-yeon, and Choi Sang-min were involved in a group hazing and assault that took place during a training break at SSG Futures Field in Ganghwa, Incheon, on June 6. Among them, Lee Won-jun hit a player in the thigh twice with a baseball bat.

The KBO Punishment Committee suspended Lee Won-jun for 72 games based on Article 151, “Impairment of Dignity,” for the harsh behavior and assault.

The committee also decided to suspend Lee and Choi Sang-min for 30 games each based on the same rule for their harsh behavior.

According to the circumstances known at the time, at SSG Future Team’s training center, Player A gathered the juniors and performed a group ice chase because Player B, a rookie this year, had a problem with his attitude. After the game, Player C blamed Player B and assaulted him with a bat.

Another player, D, then organized another group prank on the junior players.

A day later, on the 7th, SSG reported the incident to the KBO Clean Baseball Center, which interviewed the players and submitted a report on the 9th.

SSG then decided to suspend pitcher Lee Won-jun for assaulting a player with a baseball bat on the 13th and requested a waiver from the KBO.

On the same day, the FTC decided to issue a warning to SSG for reporting the incident to the KBO’s Clean Baseball Center immediately after becoming aware of it and cooperating with the follow-up measures. 토토

Reveal Sandbox shows how to win with a ‘bang’ against KT.

In the first mid-jungle engagement of Game 1, it was LIVESandbox who gained the upper hand. In the 2v2 engagement, Kim “Willer” Jung-hyun’s Ellis chased down Kwak “Bdiddy” Bo-seong’s Karma all the way to the end. With the victory, Live Sandbox also took the dragon.

The flow of the bot line continued for the Reveal Sandbox. Varus-Ash on Envy-Kael picked up a number of kills with his relentless kiting and ultimate utilization. Even when the fight reached the opponent’s mid-jungle, Live Sandbox was able to counter KT’s attacks and extend the kill score to 5:3 at 10-minutes. The flow of the Reef Sandbox spread throughout the ‘upper body’. They took control of the area around the mid lane to pick up additional kills, and on top, Noh “Bardol” Tae-yoon picked up a solo kill against Kim “Kiin” Gi-in.

The disadvantaged KT was able to make up the kill score in the dragon battle, as the Nautilus of Son “LiChenz” Xiu opened up an engagement to bring the kill score to 7:7. From there, ‘Guiin’ was able to balance things out by returning a kill to ‘Bardol’ on the sideline.

The tense game was decided in the objective battle. KT won the objective battle and widened the kill score gap significantly. It looked like they had the upper hand. However, the objective ended up being stolen by ‘Willer’. The team managed to steal the Dragon, Baron, and Elder Dragon, which was a huge accomplishment. The final Elder Dragon battle had a different outcome than the previous one, as the Elder’s brain started to blow. Bardol-Envy was able to chase it down to the end and take out each of his opponents individually, 스포츠토토 completing a dramatic victory for Reveal Sandbox.

The sixth day of the Spring Split of the ‘2023 LoL Champions Korea (LCK) was held at Jonggak Roll Park on April 25. In game one, Nongshim RedForce lost to DePlus Kia, snapping their opening three-game losing streak. Despite playing with a roster made up entirely of rookies, the bar was too high in the LCK.

Heo Young-cheol, the head coach of the Nongshim RedForce, said, “The players did better than I expected in the beginning. I was worried because we really struggled in the beginning against DPLUS KIA in the scrimmage. In the first set, we did well in the pre-line phase, leading to one hit, and we even won one hit. I wish we could have done better in that area.” He summarized today’s game.

When asked about the psychological impact of back-to-back losses, He said, “The players’ mentality is good right now, and they are motivated,” but added, “I think the sooner we get a win, the better. If we can get one win, I think our performance will improve from there. Our next game is against DRX, and we’ll do our best to prepare and win.”

His teammate Jung ‘Peter‘ Yoon-soo said, “When we played against a strong team called DePlus Kia, we had enough to win, but our lack of experience showed. I think we’ll be able to do better as we gain experience,” he said. “However, we lost the bot lane battle. I felt like I needed to talk to ‘Vital’ Hain-sung, and I think it was because we didn’t prepare well.”

With five rookies on the roster, Nongshim Red Force is in desperate need of a leader to center the team both in-game and out. When asked who fills that role, Peter said it’s him. “Losing today didn’t dampen our spirits. It’s a mindset of having fun, but making sure we get something out of it. 카지노사이트 We’ll show it all in the next DRX match,” he said with confidence.