Hanwha is struggling to get on base, let alone score...The FA infielder is in the 2nd division with a batting average of 0.485 and will it be time for change
Hanwha is struggling to get on base, let alone score...The FA infielder is in the 2nd division with a batting average of 0.485 and will it be time for change
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It seemed like there was nowhere else to go, but it keeps collapsing. Even if the Hanwha Eagles' lineup is cold, it is too cold. Where should we find a breakthrough.바카라
Hanwha, led by head coach Kim Kyung-moon, lost 0-5 in an away game against the Samsung Lions in the 2025 Shinhan SOL Bank KBO League held at Daegu Samsung Lions Park on the 4th. Hanwha, which has already fallen to the bottom, lost four consecutive games on the same day, losing to lethargic losses, and marking a record of 3 wins and 8 losses in the season.
Starter Ryan Weiss allowed seven hits with five outs during four ⅔ innings, allowing five runs, which was not very good, but his offense did not work at all, as his batters only had two hits against Samsung starter Won Tae-in. Ahn Chi-hong's hit in the first inning and Kim Tae-yeon's multi-hitters made three hits that day. Not to mention scoring a run, the on-base hit itself was difficult.
Hanwha, whose overall team lineup has subsided, had a team batting average of 0.180 in 10 games before the game. Hanwha is the only team with a batting average of 10 percent, but the team's batting average, which was still 0.180 on the day, fell to 0.173. Compared to the LG Twins and NC Dinos, who are ranked first with a team batting average of 0.294, there is a difference of more than 120 percent.
Coach Kim Kyung-moon does not prefer to change the lineup once he has selected the main player. When he said, "I've never been hit so badly," he made minimal moves, such as using a player who did not play as a starter as a starter. There was no significant change in the lineup in the game that he met after scoring only two points for two consecutive days, and foreign hitter Floral's batting order was adjusted from No. 3 to No. 6.
"There is no player who doesn't work hard. It would be nice if this belief and perseverance come out as a result, but I'm just frustrated because I haven't even shown any signs of it yet. It is difficult to tell when he will be able to get out of this cave because it is not a matter of one or two players, but because the entire team's lineup is in a severe slump.
Attention is also focusing on whether manager Kim Kyung-moon will turn to the Futures League as he has to break his losing streak and boost the subdued atmosphere by trying various methods. While losing eight games in 11, Hanwha's fielder entry was never registered. The only change in the fielder's entry was that infielder Kwon Kwang-min was canceled while registering the starting resources that were missing.
In the Futures League, Ha Joo-seok, who signed an FA contract for 110 million won ahead of this season, is demonstrating force. He has hit in every 10 games until the 3rd, hitting 16 hits in 33 at-bats with a batting average of 0.485. Rookie outfielder Lee Min-jae is also showing good performance with 16 hits in 36 at-bats and a batting average of 0.444.
Last month, when Ha Joo-seok played more than 50% in six games, head coach Kim Kyung-moon said, "I can't afford to think about the second division now. Our players are doing well here and there, so I will think about that later." Since then, there have been consecutive wins, but the situation of the lineup remains. What decision will the veteran coach make to overcome this crisis.