When will Kim Ha-sung’s “Awesome Kim Mode” come out

Although it contributed to the escape of consecutive losses due to its good defense, the bat did not explode coolly again. Kim Ha-sung (San Diego Padres) showed the extreme opposite in offense and defense. 토토사이트 순위

In an away game against the Philadelphia Phillies at Citizens Bank Park in the U.S. on Tuesday, Kim had no hit in four times at bat as a sixth baseman. Although he got on base once due to an error by the opponent team’s player and stepped home to score a point, his batting performance was still poor. Kim’s batting average fell to 0.217.

On the day, Kim had a hard time against the Philadelphia Phillies left-handed ace Ranger Suarez. Although he failed to become a winning pitcher on the day, he pitched six innings of one run, elevating his performance to 10 wins and one loss with an ERA of 1.75.

In his first at-bat against Suarez in the top of the second inning, Kim Ha-sung was fooled by the 74.5-mile (119.9 kilometers) curve that fell low and struck out swinging. In his second at-bat in the top of the fourth inning, he targeted a 90.5-mile sinker that was packed on a low course outside, but only grounded out to shortstop. In his third at-bat in the top of the seventh inning, he hit a sinker 94.8-mile (152.6 kilometers) towards the body of the changed pitcher, Orion Kirkering, and grounded out to third base.

Kim also hit a grounder to the third base against Philadelphia bullpen pitcher Serantoni Dominguez in the top of the eighth inning with his team leading 2-1. However, Philadelphia third baseman Alec Bohm made a mistake of missing the ball that was largely one-bound, and he survived to the first base. He then homered when Kyle Higashioka had a three-base hit. San Diego won the game 5-2, and escaped its fifth consecutive loss.

Kim Ha-sung contributed by banking on his stable defense. In particular, after taking a 2-1 lead with one out in the bottom of the seventh inning, he caught Raphael’s hit ground ball with a stable catch following the accurate location selection, creating admiration for his team. He has shown good defense several times, but his biggest concern is that he does not survive the most important hit.

Kim’s performance in June is truly a jump. In the first 11 games of June local time, Kim had a batting average of 0.278, on-base percentage of 0.400, slugging percentage of 0.583 and two homers and 10 RBIs. However, in the next six games, he only posted a batting average of 0.105 and a slugging percentage of 0.158, before slumping again.

Kim Ha-sung slowed down until May last year, when he hit a career high, but recovered with a batting average of 0.291 in June, and eventually burned splendidly with a batting average of 0.337 and an OPS of 0.999 in July.

This year also seemed to be recreating last season by burning with the start of June, but the fire on the bat seems to have been extinguished in an instant. Kim Ha-sung, who can qualify as a free agent ahead of this season, is difficult to sign a large contract worth more than $100 million, which was evaluated before the season.