In the U.S. Major League exhibition game,

Ha-seong Kim hits his first two-run shot of the year, and Jung-hoo Lee hits 4G in a row and steals his first base.

Kim Ha-seong (29, San Diego Padres) and Lee Jung-hoo (26, San Francisco Giants),

who are expected to make a big splash in this year’s American Professional Baseball (MLB),

hit their first home run in an exhibition game and a hit in four consecutive games, respectively.

Ha-seong Kim played as a shortstop and batted fifth in the home game against the Seattle Mariners

at Peoria Stadium in Arizona on the 4th, hitting 1 hit in 3 at-bats and collecting 2 RBIs.

The hit was a home run. After the game,

the San Diego Padres’ official SNS posted a video of Ha-seong Kim’s home run and introduced it as

‘Things Ha-seong King does.’ 실시간 바카라사이트

Kim Ha-seong, who retired with a ground ball in the second inning and a straight hit in the fourth,

drew a refreshing two-run arch that went well over the left-center wall in the fifth inning

with no outs on first base and a 5-3 lead.

Kim Ha-seong, who has experienced a thrill in six games, has 5 hits in 12 at-bats (batting average of 0.417)

in exhibition games, and is recording one home run and three RBIs.

Kim Ha-seong was replaced during defense in the top of the 6th inning.

Ha-Sung Kim said ahead of this season that he had invested heavily in upgrading the offensive side.

This confidence has continued since the beginning of the exhibition game.

To date, his performance and offensive results in exhibition games are the best since his debut.

Lee Jung-hoo appeared in center field as the number one hitter in the visiting game

against the Cleveland Guardians held at Goodyear Ball Park in Arizona on this day, going 1 hit in 2 at bats,

adding a walk and an RBI.

Lee Jung-hoo, who walked in the first inning and scored on a home run by third batter Lamonte Wade Jr,

took a breather in the second inning with a ground ball in front of the pitcher.

Then, in the 4th inning, when the score was 2-2, with 2 outs and runners on first and second base,

he hit a timely hit to right, sending the runner on second base home.

Lee Jung-hoo immediately stole second base and recorded his first stolen base in an exhibition game.

With this, he recorded a hit in four consecutive games since his first appearance on the 28th of last month.

He gave up the at-bat to a pinch hitter in the top of the sixth inning and came to the bench.

Lee Jung-hoo’s batting average in the exhibition game rose to 0.455 (5 hits in 11 at-bats).