Kim Do-young, the national team's flagship, has the best performance + fighting spirit...Superstar presence worked in the world, too
Kim Do-young, the national team's flagship, has the best performance + fighting spirit...Superstar presence worked in the world, too
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The World Baseball Softball Confederation (WBSC), which hosted the Premier 12, focused on Kim Do-yeong (21) every time it broadcasted Korean games. Kim Do-yeong, a third baseman who focuses on batter's movements while chewing gum, was the most frequently broadcasted among the players of the Korean national team.
On the second day, Kim made a full-fledged appearance in the match against Cuba. He garnered a grand slam off left-hander Livan Moinello, who ranks first in ERA in the Pacific League with the Japanese professional baseball Softbank. In addition to his solo homer in the seventh inning, he garnered two homers in a game at an international competition.
The stable defense, which catches the ball twice with instinctive catch, was repeated several times on the official broadcast screen on the day. Kim Do-young's unique sense and speed were shown when the opponent team's defense showed a gap for a while.
She hit three home runs in the upcoming event. She hit a two-run homer to left in the bottom of the sixth inning when Sam Holland hit the third pitch with two outs and a runner on the first base, while trailing 3-2 at the match against Australia. Having swept four RBIs in the match against Australia, Kim also had seven hits (0.417) from 17 times at bat and three homers and 10 RBIs in the upcoming event. Three of the seven hits are homers and two are doubles.
She won the national flag for the first time at the Asian Professional Baseball Championship (APBC) after finishing last year's season. She fractured her finger while headfirst sliding to the first base in the final against Japan. She was applauded for her determination once again at an international competition that she played in a year. Although the Korean team failed to advance to the semifinal round, Kim's perfect hitting and defense was a great comfort to Korean baseball fans.
"I wanted to make up for it as I failed to display performance in all the matches last year (in APBC). Excluding the match against Japan (no hits in four times at bat) this time, the performance was good," Kim said. "I regret the result, but I want to achieve a good result with my team next time." 스포츠토토
Now in her 20s, Kim is expected to be selected at any future international competitions. The third batter of the Korean national baseball team will be the only one not to worry about.