The San Francisco Giants, with explosive firepower, escaped from six consecutive victories, but Lee Jung -hoo (27) ‘s bat was silent.
San Francisco won the sixth consecutive chain by winning 9-0 in a visit with Atlanta Braves in Georgia, Atlanta, Truist, on the 23rd. The San Francisco batting line scored more than nine points, about a month after the Boston Red Sox on June 23.
However, Lee Jung -hoo did not laugh at the team’s explosion. Lee Jung -hoo started as a batter in the first batter and silent with four at -bats and one walk. The only players who did not hit the San Francisco were Lee Jung -hoo and the 9th batter Luis Matos.
Lee Jung -hoo retired as a left fielder in the first at -bat, and picked up a walk in two times. However, he finished the game with four shortstop ground balls, 6 center fielder, and 8th first base ground ball. Lee Jung -hoo’s batting average fell from 0.249 to 0.246 (366 at -bats 90 hits), and OPS (on -base rate+batting average) fell to 0.705. Lee Jung -hoo, who was in a severe sluggish blow with a monthly batting average of 0.143 (84 at -bats) in June, seemed to recover a sense of blow in July, but he has been having a hard time with a batting average of 0.185 (27 at -bats) in seven games.
Meanwhile, Los Angeles (LA) Dodgers Kim Hye -sung, 26, played as a second baseman in the 7th baseman in Minnesota Twins and a home. The season’s batting average dropped from 0.320 to 0.317 (126 at-bats 40 hits), and the team lost 7-10.
Kim Ha -sung, 30, who was replaced early due to back pain during the game, did not compete with the Chicago White Sox.
By Son Hyun -soo, Byunsoo@hani.co.kr