Collect a cold! Hanwha Ponse, back again… On the 19th, Doosan’s selection was
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(Sports Seoul | Reporter Lee So -young) Hanwha’s ‘Express Ace’ Cody Ponde (31) is delayed, and Ryan Wice (29) fills the gap.
Hanwha will play three weeks with Doosan at Daejeon Hwari Life Ball Park from 19th to 21st. If you are a conventional rotation, your phone should start, but Wice will be instead due to the condition hunting caused by a cold. Doosan heralded Color Bean.
Ponde is the strongest pitcher who is one of the strongest KBO leagues, beyond Hanwha this season. In 23 games, he has been evaluating the league with 15 wins and an average ERA of 1.61. He is the number one overwhelming league with multi -win (15 wins), average ERA (1.61) and strikeouts (202). WHIP is also 0.86.
If you narrow it to 10 games, it is only 60.2 innings, 90 strikeouts, and an average ERA of 1.34. In particular, Hanwha has a huge stake in the first half of the first half in 33 years.
Hanwha, which has a foreign one -to -punch duo Ponde and Wice, is also the number one in the team’s average ERA. Wice is also ace behind the phone. He started in 23 games, scoring 13 wins, 3 losses, 164 strikeouts, and 2.84 ERA. Along with the Ponde this season, he is active as a strong support of Hanwha Mound.
As of the 18th, Hanwha ranked second with 65 wins, 3 draws and 44 losses and 0.596 wins. In the second half, the pace was somewhat lowered, so he gave the lead to LG and lost two consecutive defeats in the previous NC. In the 17th match where the Ponde did not appear, Hwang Jun -seo collapsed with 7 runs (5 ERAs), and the gap with LG has been up to two games.
Ponse’s gap is inevitable as Hanwha. However, YICE also made twice in Doosan this season, with 14.2 innings, 2 wins, and 1.23 ERA. In the opponent’s record, Hanwha is slightly ahead of 6 wins, 1 draw and 5 losses.
Meanwhile, in Changwon NC-Samsung, Riley Thompson and Ariel Hurado, Jamsil LG-Lotte Exhibition will be played by Anders Toll Hurst, Vince Velasquez, and Kim Kwang-hyun and Oh Won-seok in the KIA-Kiwoom war in Gwangju. sshong@sportsseoul.com
