The Samsung Lions of the Korean Baseball Organization (KBO) are sinking.
After losing four straight games, the team has fallen from seventh to ninth place and is now half a game behind the 토토사이트 last-place Hanwha Eagles.
They are in danger of falling to the bottom of the standings depending on the outcome of their game on Sunday.
The team mood is dire. During their four-game losing streak, the team made a series of ridiculous mistakes that cost them games they should have won.
Suddenly, the team’s best player, Oh Seung-hwan (40), became disgruntled and acted roughly during the game.
In the bottom of the eighth inning of a 6-4 win over visiting KT WIZ at Katie Wiz Park in Suwon on the 16th, Oh gave up a bunt single to Jung Jun-young and a timely double to Park Kyung-soo over the center field fence.
The handling of the balls was a little disappointing. Center fielder Kim Hyun-jun slightly misread the direction of Park’s hit and ran, and the ball slipped through his glove.
After catching his breath, Oh Seung-hwan took the mound and laid down a sacrifice bunt to the next batter, Ahn Chi-young.
At this point, the Samsung bench made a pitching change. Pitching coach Jung Hyun-wook came to the mound with an apologetic look on his face.
Seung-hwan Oh, who was replaced without allowing a hit, seemed upset. He threw the ball he was holding into the stands instead of handing it over to Jung.
After entering the dugout, Oh threw his glove in anger.
It was even more surprising because Oh was nicknamed “stone cold” for his lack of emotion.
Samsung lost the match. With the bases loaded 메이저놀이터순위 and the score 6-5, left-hander Lee Seung-hyun got Anthony Alford to fly out to second base and then induced Park Byung-ho to ground out to third, seemingly ending the inning, but third baseman Kim Young-woong made a throwing error to tie the game.
Then, in the bottom of the ninth, he gave up a game-tying single to KT’s Lee Ho-yeon in the final out. It was the worst possible outcome.
What’s more, Samsung has lost three of its last four games by one run. All of them came from behind.
The process of losing is also painful. In the three knockout games alone, the team committed six errors, most of which came in penalty shootouts.
Samsung dropped four players, including captain Oh Jae-il, from the roster on the 16th in an attempt to shore up the team.
It didn’t have much effect. The air in Samsung is heavily frozen.