Doosan Bears coach Lee Seung-yeop hoped his team’s pitcher Kwak Bin would have a great experience wearing the ‘Taegeuk mark’.

Coach Lee Seung-yeop hoped that Kwak Bin would show a good performance for the national team ahead of the game against NC Dinos held at Jamsil Stadium on the 19th.

Kwak Bin became the winning pitcher by pitching 6 innings, allowing 8 hits, 5 strikeouts, and no runs at Kia Champions Field in Gwangju on the 18th. It was his last appearance before the national baseball team was called up on the 23rd.

Kwak Bin is leading Doosan’s starting lineup this year along with ace Raul Alcantara and Brandon Waddell.

Kwak Bin, who started 22 games this season, is having a career-high season with 11 wins, 7 losses, and an ERA of 2.97.

Kwak Bin is expected to play an important role in selection for the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games baseball team.

Coach Lee Seung-yeop, who showed outstanding performance wearing the Taegeuk symbol in past international competitions, sincerely hoped that Kwak Bin and the Korean national baseball team would achieve good results.소닉카지노

Coach Lee said, “Kwak Bin showed good pitching ahead of the big tournament. It was an important game for the team and the country. Kwak Bin is in a good mood and I think he can feel relieved and leave the team for a while. Kwak Bin’s good pitching is good pitching for the national team as well. “I think it was this,” he said.

He said he would give advice when he leaves for the national team.

He laughed and said, “I will put aside worrying about the team and do my best to achieve good results for the national team. Kwak Bin said, ‘I will give up my soul,’ which is a good attitude.”

Coach Lee emphasized, “It is true that Korea did not perform well in the 2021 Tokyo Olympics and this year’s World Baseball Classic (WBC). Since many young players participate in the Asian Games, I think it is an important tournament for Korean baseball as well.” .

Meanwhile, the Korean national baseball team is attempting to win the tournament for the fourth time in a row, following gold medals at the 2010 Guangzhou, 2014 Incheon, and 2018 Jakarta/Palembang Asian Games.