My fastball is laser beam... Yoon Sung-bin, 'First-tier nausea', can't he use a losing pitcher
My fastball is laser beam... Yoon Sung-bin, 'First-tier nausea', can't he use a losing pitcher
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Fans of the Lotte Giants would have watched him with their hands folded. Yoon Seong-bin (26), the "painful finger," hopes to score a strike no matter what.
Yoon Sung-bin, the rising star of Lotte's first nomination (2017), who returned to the first division with high expectations, collapsed again. He made his first appearance in the first division since the game against SSG Landers on July 30 last year in the LG Twins match held at Sajik Stadium in Busan on the 20th, but gave up four hits, six walks and one pitch in one inning, allowing nine runs. Lotte's batting line broke out after the middle of the game, but failed to reverse the 0-10 game in the second inning.토토사이트
The Busan match drew keen attention as it was a showdown between the top-ranked LG Twins and the second-ranked Lotte Giants. It is also a matchup dubbed "Elotrasico" (a term coined by baseball fans after the rivalry game between Real Madrid and FC Barcelona) due to blood clots all the time.
His key player was Yoon Sung-bin. He was nominated by Lotte in recognition of his outstanding quality that attracted attention from Major League teams during his high school years, but he failed to display remarkable performance in the first division until last season. At the match against Incheon SSG, which he was substituted as a substitute for last season, he allowed four hits, including one homer, and two walks during one inning, giving up five runs.
Yoon had an earned run average of two points in the Futures League this season. While blocking a total of 21 1/3 innings, he struck out 40. Four-seam fastballs were reported to have a maximum speed of 156 kilometers per hour.
Yoon Sung-bin's return to the first division of "Norangju, who couldn't bloom." This is why baseball fans have gathered in Busan.
Yoon's pitch failed to pass the second inning. At the top of the first inning, he sprayed three fastballs with 156, 157 kilometers per hour on Park Hae-min, the first batter, to strike out swinging. His pitching posture was neat and he did not overdo his arm swing, which impressed people. He then got a hit from Moon, but his curveball and forkball trajectories were not bad. He showed off his first fastball against Kim Hyun-soo, the "hitting machine" of the league, and made two consecutive swing and miss with two low-course forkballs.
Expectations were high up to this point. However, he was shaken by giving up a straight walk against Moon, and Oh committed a pitch that hit his body, causing the bases to be loaded. Under such circumstances, he allowed Song to give up a walk for the first time, and Koo had a timely hit.
Yoon finished the first inning by hitting Ham Chang-gun a fly ball to the right field, but after hitting consecutive walks against lower-ranked batters Lee Joo-heon and Park Hae-min again in the second inning, Moon was hit in a timely manner. From this point on, his fastball zero point was completely ruined. In the end, he gave up consecutive walks to Kim Hyun-soo and Moon Bo-kyung, and lost additional runs due to the bad luck that the missed ball that Oh allowed became an infield hit. In the end, Yoon left the mound under this circumstance. As Lotte's second pitcher Park Jin-jin hit a home run by Song Chan, Yoon's runs increased to nine.
Many baseball fans seem to be disappointed, saying, "I was just in case, but it was me." In proportion to expectations, disappointment grows.
Whether Yoon will stay in the first division will be known around 3-4 p.m. on Tuesday. As his ball control was more shaky than the only game he played in the first division (against SSG on July 30), chances are high that he will be instructed to join the second division.
However, both baseball fans and leaders confirmed the situation. When he hits 155 km/h fastball with a smooth pitching mechanism reminiscent of Ahn Woo-jin. Even if the first inning was over-pace, this assessment will not be different. Yoon's fastball is real.
"I was so nervous," Yoon said when looking back on his pitching performance last season. He sweated more than any other player on the field against LG on Tuesday. He is now self-aware that he has not shown anything during the eight years (2017-2024) he joined the team. He must have felt nervous and had no choice but to throw the ball. On the day, he suddenly experienced a variable that the pitchcom was not working.
Yoon is not a pitcher familiar to the first team. It is a long time ago that he was a promising player. What is clear is that he has a mechanism to throw fastballs at mid-150km/h.
Taking the mound in the Futures League is meaningless now. Yoon should be encouraged to score zero in the first division. Of course, the first division team should display the result. However, it is also the role of the coaching staff and the team to induce the player, who is particularly shy, to adapt to the first division stage and throw his or her ball to the ground. Why don't we give him or her a chance to take the mound in the losing group to see if she can score zero.
Some fire bowlers, such as Choi Dae-sung and Kim Dae-woo, have not been able to fix them in the end. Yoon Sung-bin has yet to get that much chance.