His loss was regrettable. He failed to prevent his team from losing three consecutive games. However, his pitching at the mound where he stood for the first time after leaving Jamsil Stadium was enough to have high expectations for his next pitching.카지노

Song Seung-ki, the fifth starter of the LG Twins, allowed six hits (two home runs) with two walks, seven strikeouts and three runs in five innings against the Hanwha Eagles at Hanwha Life Ball Park in Daejeon on the 29th. Opponent starter Ryan Weiss allowed two runs in six innings, and after that, both teams' bullpens blocked no runs, the game ended 2-3, and Song Seung-ki lost and Weiss became the winning pitcher.

Song Seung-ki recorded 2 wins and 2 losses this season, and his ERA increased from 2.51 to 2.94.

Song continued good pitching even though he entered the starting rotation for the first time this season, and was considered as "the same five starters as the first." There were doubts whether he performed well because he pitched in all five of his previous games only in Jamsil. It was important whether he could throw well even in an unfamiliar away stadium.

On the same day, Song Seung-ki threw 43 fastballs, half of which were up to 148km, and added 14 137km sliders, 16 133km changeups, 11 130km folk balls, and two 119km folk balls to face Hanwha batters.

He allowed a sacrifice fly to Lee Jae-won at the bottom of the second inning with runners on the first and third bases with one out, and lost the first run in the fourth inning when his team was leading 2-1, and Lee Jin-young and Shim Woo-joon each hit a solo shot to make a come-from-behind victory. However, it is positive that he only allowed two walks in an away game and showed stable control at a new stadium in Daejeon for the first time. It can be said that his ball power and control were just as good as he recorded seven strikeouts and tied his own record.

"I don't have to give him four balls," LG manager Yeom Kyung-yeop said of Song Seung-ki. "I like the vertical movement of the fastball, and I throw both change-ups and folk balls, so I can throw balls that work out better between the two on that day. When it comes to curves, if it goes in low, the angle is very good. Each pitch has good value, so if I reduce the number of walks, I can say that I will do well on that day."

He pitched on par with Hanwha's foreign pitcher Weiss, and Song Seung-ki's pitching led the game to a close game of one point. If Song Seung-ki had collapsed, it would have tilted toward Hanwha early. Unfortunately, he became a losing pitcher, but he clearly had income.

The next game will be in Jamsil against the Doosan Bears on Children's Day on May 5, as scheduled. There may be some pressure on Children's Day, but we can look forward to it because it is a familiar game in Jamsil.