Lee Jeong-hoo excluded from starting lineup due to ‘thigh pain’… Expected to return on the 21st
‘Three consecutive multi-hits’ Park Hyo-jun appeared as a substitute and went 0-hit in 1 at-bat.
Lee Jeong-hoo (San Francisco Giants), who is suffering from left thigh muscle (hamstring) pain, was unable to return to the starting lineup on the 20th (Korean time).
Lee Jeong-hoo was omitted from the list of players participating in the MLB exhibition game against the Kansas City Royals at Scottsdale Stadium in Arizona, USA.
Initially, Lee Jeong-hoo was expected to return to the lineup immediately after receiving a re-examination that day if there were no major problems. 카지노
However, he decided to take one more day off.
The specific results of the examination are not known.
MLB.com expects Lee Jung-hoo's return game to be against the Los Angeles Angels on the 21st and reported, "Lee Jung-hoo plans to complete base running training today and prepare for tomorrow's game."
Jeong-hoo Lee felt stiffness in his thigh during the game against the Cincinnati Reds on the 14th and was replaced during the 4th inning at bat earlier than usual.
He has since devoted himself to therapy.
Lee Jeong-hoo, who signed a six-year contract worth $113 million, is recording 8 hits in 23 at-bats (batting average of 0.348), 1 home run, 3 RBI, and 1 stolen base in exhibition games in his first year in the major leagues.
Park Hyo-jun, who was invited to spring camp, was unable to maintain his recent hot hitting skills.
Park Hyo-jun substituted as a left fielder during the bottom of the sixth inning of the visiting game against the Texas Rangers held at Surprise Stadium in Arizona on this day, and was silent with no hits in one at-bat.
Park Hyo-jun recorded multiple hits in a row (two or more hits in one game) in the previous three games, increasing his chances of re-entering the big league.
His exhibition game batting average fell slightly to 0.457 (16 hits in 35 at-bats).
The game ended in a 7-7 draw.