"I Can't Find the Cause" LG Shock's 5th consecutive loss, collective hitting slump in the top spot

"I Can't Find the Cause" LG Shock's 5th consecutive loss, collective hitting slump in the top spot

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LG lost 1-2 at home to SSG Landers at Jamsil Stadium in Seoul on the 2nd. With the loss, LG lost five consecutive games since the match against the Gwangju KIA Tigers on the 26th of last month.온라인바카라

LG was trailing the Hanwha Eagles and the Lotte Giants up to 0.5 game. It once lost all the gap between the second-ranked team and the team that finished up to six games. If the team loses on Thursday, it could lose its lead.
The biggest problem is hitting. He has averaged just 2.9 points in the last 10 games (2 wins and eight losses). His team's batting average during the period was 0.198. Except for Austin Dean, all of the main players in Korea show off their batting pace.

"I can't find the cause. I managed it by giving him a break (from the beginning of the season)," LG manager Yeom Kyung-yeop said. "That's why baseball is difficult."

LG, which lost consecutively, expected the effect of a rainy season in the match against the Hanwha Eagles in Daejeon on the previous day (1st). The team changed its starting pitcher from Choi Chae-heung, a "temporary starter," to Son Joo-young, and sought to improve the team's mood by taking a day off.

But the bat was still silent, and the basilica poured out.

In the bottom of the fifth inning, when Park Hae-min's hit followed by Shin Min-jae's bunt hit, LG provided a chance to score first and third bases with no outs. Later, when Shin Min-jae stole second base, third baseman Park Hae-min homered due to an opponent's throwing error, but it was not a smooth score, possibly causing a sign miss. In the following one-out, first and second bases, Austin and Moon Bo-kyung stepped down with consecutive missteps and lost the chance to tie the game.

In the seventh inning, leadoff hitter Park Hae-min got on base with a hit and was out after trying to steal second base at the subsequent Shin Min-jae's at-bat.
At the bottom of the ninth inning, when Park Dong-won walked to base after two outs, Choi Won-young, who was put in as a pinch runner, was automatically tagged out while trying to steal second base at Park Hae-min's at-bat. The second base umpire declared safe for the first time, but the original trial was overturned by SSG's request for video review.