"Autumn baseball without sudden Buddha". Will it become a reality.

Attention is focusing on the future of Oh Seung-hwan (42) of the Samsung Lions, who was removed from the entry for the main league team on Sunday. Oh, who started this season as the closing pitcher, but ultimately resigned amid a slump in ball power, failed to achieve a rebound despite his previous attempts to reorganize the Futures League. He is disgraced as the No. 1 player in the entire league with eight Blon saves. Consequently, Samsung manager Park Jin-man changed his entry on Sunday and pulled his sword out. "It is difficult for him to play in the postseason right now," Park said flatly.

Eyes are mixed on Samsung's bullpen without Oh Seung-hwan.

The weight of fall baseball is amazing. Unlike pennant races, a single scene can determine the outcome. Samsung decided to go to fall baseball in second place based on old and new harmony, but there are concerns over its lack of experience. This is a part that cannot be ignored by the stone Buddha who played more games in fall than anyone else during the reign of the Samsung Dynasty. However, there are pessimistic outlooks on how much help Oh will be able to use his team's bullpen.

"Actually, I had a hard time because of the bullpen in recent games," Park said with a wry smile. "The mood of the postseason will be different from that of the pennant race. There will be a lot of players in our team who are probably new to (fall baseball)," Park said. "It is true that experience is important. I think I have to refer to Oh as an example, but even if I have experience, I have no choice if my ball power drops."

At this point, Samsung's "Autumn Baseball Without Oh Seung-hwan" is likely to become a reality. It is not easy to change positions or achieve a dramatic rebound in ball power within a short period of time. Even if there is room for a rebound in the remaining period until the postseason, Samsung is expected to keep agonizing. 메이저사이트

There is something to believe in. Samsung's confidence is based on the power of new and old harmony, which overturned the assessment of "weakness." "During the camp, our players trained more and sweated more than anyone else. I was often asked if they still play baseball like this. We lost in practice games one after another and received weak assessment," Park said. "The evaluation of the lower ranks gave a big impetus to our players. Based on such assessment, we have shown better performance and preparation. All the achievements we have now are due to the players," Park said. "Not only veterans such as Koo Ja-wook, Kang Min-ho and Park Byung-ho, but also young players such as Kim Ji-chan, Lee Jae-hyun and Kim Young-woong produced better-than-expected results. It seems that the new and old harmony had a significant impact."