“Do you send it to the Minor League even though it’s like this?” Bae Ji-hwan is ‘ venting’ with three hits in his first game after being demoted to the Minor League

Bae Ji-hwan (24), who was demoted to the minor league, played a three-hit game and staged a hot show of force. Bae Ji-hwan, who belongs to the Indianapolis Indians, a triple-A team under the Pittsburgh Pirates, started as the first and second basemen in an away game against the Rochester Red Wings (under the Minnesota Twins) at Innovative Field in Rochester, New York, USA, on the 26th and flew 3 hits and 1 stolen base in 4 at-bats.

Bae Ji-hwan, who failed to make the opening entry as he started the season with the injured list (IL) due to a hip injury ahead of this season, was promoted to the Major League in mid-May. However, he was back on the IL on the 4th due to symptoms of sprained right wrist after not playing a few games.

He was expected to return to the Major League after going through a rehabilitation game. Pittsburgh announced on the 25th that it lifted Bad Ji-hwan from the IL and immediately transferred his status to Triple-A Indianapolis in the minor league.

It was somewhat disappointing news for Bae Ji-hwan, but Bae Ji-hwan made three hits in the game the next day after the minor league transfer was announced. In his first at-bat in the top of the first inning, Bae struck out swinging against Rochester starter Josiah Gray. However, he hit three times at bat afterward. 토토사이트 순위

Bae Ji-hwan, who faced Gray again in his second at-bat in the top of the fourth inning, hit an infield hit to the second base when he touched an 85.1 mile (about 137km) changeup on the second pitch that fell low outside. Bae Ji-hwan, who failed to come home after stepping down as a blunder, made a hit with an exquisite bunt in front of the pitcher in the third at-bat in the top of the sixth inning with no outs and runners on the second base, leading to a chance with no outs and runners on the first and third bases. He then managed to steal after one out and advanced to the second base. If the next batter, Joey Bart, failed to steal a base because he only grounded out to the second base, it was highly likely that it would have been a double play.

In his last at-bat with two outs in the top of the eighth inning, Bae had a hit to the right and reached base, completing a three-hit game. Bae’s batting average at Triple-A rose to 0.360. Meanwhile, Indianapolis lost to Rochester 1-3.