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Kim Jae-hwan (35, Doosan Bears), who was once a slugger representing the KBO League, spent all of November and December of last year exercising. The period of inactivity, which should have been rest, was used as a springboard for escaping from slump. Last November, he participated in finishing training under the intensive guidance of manager Lee Seung-yeop, and in December, he visited former major leaguer Kang Jung-ho’s hitting academy in Los Angeles, USA In particular, expectations for ‘Kang Jeong-ho School’ are high.

Kim Jae-hwan met with reporters at Jamsil Stadium in Seoul on the 15th and said, “There are still three months left (until the opening of the professional baseball season) for the results of my visit to the United States to come out,” and added, “I hope I did well. My words, ‘I learned well’ contained a lot of meaning. “I can’t explain it in detail, but I think it was a good thing I went,” he said .Kang Jeong-ho posted a video on YouTube in which he personally analyzed the reasons for Kim Jae-hwan’s poor performance last year. seeing this, Kim Jae-hwan contacted Kang Jeong-ho, whom he had no close relationship with, and received lessons from him. Kim Jae-hwan explained specifically, “Out of the past 6 years, I was able to feel what had changed in the first 3 good years and the subsequent 3 bad years. Back then, it was good because of this, and recently I confirmed that it was bad because of this.”

Kim Jae-hwan, who used Jamsil Stadium as his home and achieved ‘.300, 30 home runs, and 100 RBI’ three times, the symbol of a slugger, signed a large four-year contract worth a total of 11.5 billion won ahead of the 2022 season .However, in 2022, the first year of the free agent contract, he faltered with a batting average of 0.248, 23 home runs, and 72 RBI, and had a more difficult season last year with a batting average of 0.220, 10 home runs, and 46 RBI .Kim Jae-hwan said, “During the closing training in November, Coach Lee Seung-yeop taught me passionately. Rather than just doing a lot, we talked. The content was good for me. “Kim Jae-hwan, who has made many technical improvements, welcomed the decision to ban defensive shifts in the 2024 season.

Kim Jae-hwan, a ‘left-handed hitter who pulls with all his might’, is one of the hitters in the league who suffered the most from defensive shifts. Last year, the Major League Baseball (MLB) banned defensive shifts and changed its rules to require at least four fielders in the infield and two players on each side of second base. The KBO League is expected to set rules similarly.

Kim Jae-hwan, who until last year had been hit countless times by the ‘infielder standing right in front of the right fielder’, welcomed the game, saying, “I have nothing but positive thoughts. “Kim Jae-hwan cited the defensive shift as one of the reasons for his poor batting performance in the past two seasons. In order to avoid a defensive shift, I tried to push and hit briefly, but this meant that my batting posture was broken Kim Jae-hwan said, “There was a defensive shift, and during that time, the ball didn’t go out (far), so what I was trying to change became a negative. I tried to push it, and as a result, it felt like my balance was broken and my advantage was disappearing.”

He added, “When I stood at the plate in Jamsil, I thought a lot about where I should hit. I had a lot of negative thoughts, thinking that if I sent it to the outfield, everything would be caught in front of the fence, and if I hit it short, everything would be caught (by the infielder).”Kim Jae-hwan, who can now return to his original batting stance with greater confidence due to the ban on defensive shifts, expressed his intention to further refine his batting, saying, “First, I have to hit the ball. ”They also did not hide their expectations regarding the automatic ball judging system (ABS).Kim Jae-hwan welcomed 카지노사이트킹 the change in the system, saying, “I think I suffered a loss in the ball decision.”