Kim Ha -sung, Baltimore 3 at -bats and 2 hits
Kim Ha -sung (30, Tampa Bay Race) helped the team’s reversal by hitting multi -hit (more than two hits).
Kim Ha -sung played on the 20th (Korea time) as a hitter in the 8th batter in the 2025 Major League (MLB) Baltimore Orioles in George M. Stein Brennerfield, Tampa, Florida, USA. It was a breakthrough for three consecutive games. The season’s batting average rose to 0.250 (28 at -bats 7 hits).
Kim Ha -sung hit a middle hits in the first at -bat at the end of the third round, and retired from the left fielder in the second at the end of the fifth round. At the end of the eighth round, 1-2, he came out as a leading hitter, hit a right-handed hit, and succeeded in the second base Doru (Season 2). Kim Ha-sung, who was third base at Matt Thai’s outfield, stepped into Chandler Simpson’s right hit to create a 2-2 tie. Tampa Bay, who had a chance to go to the first base, succeeded in reversing 4-2, when two people took home in the first base of Jonatan Aranda. Although he scored one point in the beginning of the ninth, he won 4-3.
Meanwhile, San Francisco Giants Lee Jung -hoo (27) was only three at -bats in a visit to Toronto Blue Jays. The season batting average fell to 0.247 (352 at -bats 87 hits). The team was defeated 3-6 and lost four consecutive games. Los Angeles (LA) Dodgers Kim Hye -sung (26) also started as second baseman in the 8th batter for Milwaukee Brewers, but hit four at -bats. The season batting average is 0.331 (118 at -bats 39 hits). The Dodgers lost 7-8 in Milwaukee.
By Kim Yang -hee, reporter whizzer4@hani.co.kr
