39 Years Old Noh Kyung-eun and 40 Years Old Ko Hyo-jun Lead the Collapsed SSG

39 Years Old Noh Kyung-eun and 40 Years Old Ko Hyo-jun Lead the Collapsed SSG... “I Feel Many Things”

Noh Kyung-eun, average ERA in September was 1.42... Go Hyo-Jun has gone 5 consecutive games without giving up a goal.

Professional baseball SSG Landers is having a difficult time recently due to problems with pitching ability. 온라인카지노

The bullpen is especially problematic.

SSG's bullpen ERA since August was 5.94 as of the 13th, the worst among the 10 clubs.

SSG Landers, which was in second place until August 18, began to fall without hesitation, and eventually reached a situation where fall baseball could not be guaranteed.

SSG is in 4th place with 62 wins, 55 losses, 2 draws, and a winning percentage of 0.530 as of the 13th.

They are half a game away from the 5th place KIA Tigers and 2 games away from the 6th place Doosan Bears.

SSG is literally holding on while squeezing out all its power.

And at the center are veteran bullpen Noh Kyeong-eun (39) and Ko Hyo-jun (40).

The two pitchers, who are in their 40s based on traditional Korean age, are the last hope for the collapsed SSG bullpen.

Regardless of his age, Noh Kyung-eun shows the best performance among bullpen pitchers.

In the 6 games he has pitched since September, he has pitched 6⅓ innings and allowed only 1 run.

The average ERA during this period is 1.42.

He showed his fighting spirit by pitching 2⅓ innings in the home game against KT Wiz on the 9th.

Senior pitcher Ko Hyo-jun's performance is also dazzling.

He has pitched without giving up a score in five consecutive games, starting against the Hanwha Eagles on the 5th of this month.

During this period, he is overwhelming batters, striking out 9 out of 14 outs.

Every time coach Kim Won-hyung sees the two players, he feels both gratitude and regret.

Coach Kim said, “I feel a lot when I see the two players,” ahead of the 2023 professional baseball game against the Doosan Bears held at Jamsil Stadium in Seoul on the 14th. 

“They both moved to SSG last season and are throwing the ball with all their might.” “

I think his heart for the team is special,” he said.

He continued, “They always stayed and trained after the game,” and added, “Young players will feel a lot from watching these two players.”