Moon Bo-kyung, Ham Deok-ju, Jeong Woo-young, Go Woo-seok... Celebrate LG’s First Place with Uniforms

Lim Chan-gyu "Go Woo-seok called and said congratulations, so I thought it was a different team."

The LG Twins team, which confirmed first place in the regular league on the bus heading to Busan on the 3rd, is about to have a light ceremony after the game against the Busan Lotte Giants on the 4th. 카지노

Because it was a visit game, it was difficult to set up a large separate seating area, so all they did was wear uniforms and hats commemorating first place in the regular league and hold up placards.

The LG players did not forget their teammates who, for various reasons, were unable to join in the celebration for first place in the regular league in 29 years.

Before the game on the 4th, LG captain Oh Ji-hwan whined and hung four hangers on one side of the dugout picture frame.

The hanger was heavy and tended to fall as I tried to balance two small picture frames.

The main characters of the uniform are infielder Moon Bo-kyung, left-handed pitcher Ham Deok-ju, sidearm pitcher Jeong Woo-young, and right-handed pitcher Go Woo-seok.

Moon Bo-kyung, Jung Woo-young, and Go Woo-seok were selected for the Asian Games baseball team and are currently in Hangzhou, China.

Ham Deok-ju was currently expunged from the first team due to an injury and is currently in the midst of rehabilitation, and is scheduled to return to the team in time for the Korean Series.

Lim Chan-gyu, LG's pitching team leader, said with a laugh that after confirming first place in the regular season, Go Woo-seok called and said, "'Congratulations.'

Lim Chan-gyu, who serves as the spiritual pillar of LG's young pitchers, did not spare any advice to Ko Woo-seok.

This season, Go Woo-seok was called up to the World Baseball Classic (WBC) national team, but suffered a shoulder injury and had a late start to the season, and perhaps as a result, he did not show any activity during the season.

Lim Chan-gyu said, "Wooseok was really going through a lot of trouble.

He's still going through it even now.

I went to the Asian Games and the first thing he said was, 'It's so hard.'

He added, "I also knew how he felt because I went through a lot of ups and downs last year.

'A pitcher is on the mound.'

“All I can do is throw my ball.

If you keep throwing quietly, you will be the best finisher,” he said.

He continued by saying, "I hope Go Woo-seok wins the gold medal, doesn't feel stressed, makes a golden return to the team, and then pitches well in the Korean Series."