Tyler Saladino, the new foreign hitter for the Samsung Lions in professional baseball, received positive reviews in his first real-life test.
Saladino started as a shortstop for the third batter of the Cheong Wa Dae team in Samsung's own evaluation match at Akama Stadium in Onnason, Japan, on Tuesday, and posted no hits, two walks and one RBI in one at bat.
Saladino, who can play all positions in an infield, had a stable defense in the shortstop who said he was "most confident." 메이저사이트
He didn't get a hit in the batter's box, but he picked out two walks and also got an RBI.
Saladino, who got a walk in his first at-bat in the first inning, hit Jang Ji-hoon with one out and three outs in the fourth inning when he was 0-0 to make a sacrifice fly for center fielder.
After the game, Saladino focused on team batting as he had a runner at third base. I am happy to lead to an RBI single," he said.
What Samsung expects from Saladino is a flair that fits the situation.
Saladino said he "played hard on the ground today what he trained for, including team play, base and defense."
Kang Baek-ho played as the designated hitter for the Cheong Wa Dae team and hit a three-run triple for Jungwol with two outs in the top of the seventh, becoming the main character of the final.
The Blue team won the game 6-4.
Samsung coach Huh Sam-young said, "We are doing well as we prepared for the Mamuri camp first. We see changes in defense and scoring conditions," he said, adding, 먹튀검증"I think this is a process that changes in the direction of cherishing the basics of baseball like the slogan 'RESPECT 27.43,' a new team culture."
