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KIA’s closing pitcher Jung Hae-young is contributing to the team’s lead with his tremendous performance, setting a new record of 100 saves as the youngest in 24 years.안전놀이터
It is said that training hard enough to clench one’s teeth throughout the winter is showing its power.
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Jung Hae-young, the final leader of the Tiger Corps, wrote a milestone this season.
He achieved his 100th save at the age of 22 years and 8 months, more than a year earlier than Lim Chang-yong’s record of 23 years and 10 months 24 years ago.
A bold aspirant who appeared on the Golden Bell in 2019 when he was a high school student.
[“I’ll work hard and see you on TV”]
It came true with the modifier ‘the youngest record in 24 years’.
[Jeong Haeyoung/KIA: “I finish at a young age, so I get the nickname ‘youngest’, but that makes me so proud.”]
Jung Hae-young, who ranks first among closing pitchers with 11 saves this season.
Arithmetically, he can challenge Oh’s record of 47 saves in a season with a 47 save pace.
Although he suffered some ups and downs last season, he used state-of-the-art facilities to train to maximize his strength when pitching at a private U.S. training site throughout the winter.
The average speed increased by more than 3 kilometers from 142.9 kilometers per hour last year to 146.4 kilometers this year, and the power of the crystal ball slider was maximized.
[Jeong Haeyoung/KIA: “I wanted to do well this year, so I prepared hard as soon as the season ended. I’ve been doing it a lot lately with the thought of stopping it no matter what.”]
Jung Hae-young, who has recently been called “Good Hae-young” by giving shoes to all his pitching teammates.
Like Sun Dong-yeol, who had a battery with his father, he dreamed of the best finish and vowed a new heyday for the tiger corps.