Kim Ha-sung started as the seventh shortstop in a home game against the Washington Nationals in the 2024 Major League Baseball held at Petco Park in San Diego, California on Saturday. He had one hit, one RBI, one run and one walk from three times at bat. He had a batting average of 0.221 for this season. 토토사이트 꽁머니
Although his batting has been sluggish this season, Kim Ha-sung hit 10 home runs this season against the Milwaukee Brewers on the 23rd, and continued his hit in four consecutive games from the game against Milwaukee on the 22nd to the day. In particular, he completely caught the Washington infield off guard with a bunt hit on the day.
At the bottom of the second inning when the score was 0-0, Kim faced his first at-bat with one out and runners on the first and third bases. He met Washington starting pitcher Patrick Coburn. He buntted to Coburn’s 92.5-mile high-speed ball at the first pitch in the direction of third base. Washington’s third baseman Nick Senzel was not contrasted at all.
Coburn caught the ball and threw it to the first base, but Kim Ha-sung had already stepped on the first base. In fact, it could have been a winning move not to catch a ball with Coburn. The bunt was not that slow, so there was a possibility that it could go to the infield foul line. However, Coburn caught the ball, and at that moment, Kim Ha-sung’s infield hit was confirmed.
In the meantime, third baseman Jake Cronenworth homered. Subsequent Kyle Higashioka hit a double that cut right-center, bringing Kim Ha-sung home. It was the moment San Diego scored three points in a good mood. Kim Ha-sung’s bunt was the beginning.
Kim Ha-sung’s second at-bat was in the bottom of the fourth inning with a 3-1 lead. With two outs and no runners on base, he was fooled by a slider that was five pitches lower in 2B2S and struck out swinging. At the bottom of the seventh inning when the score was tying 3-3, Kim faced Corbyn again with two outs and no runners. At 1B2S, he grounded out to second base with four pitches and 90.9 miles at two-seam.
The game is in overtime. Washington’s chancellor Kiebert Lewis hit an RBI double as a priority in the top of the 10th inning, bringing in second baseman Jesse Winker. Nick Senzel then scored a two-run shot to left to widen the lead.
San Diego had Cronenworth on second base at the start of the bottom of the 10th inning, trailing 3-6. Donovan Solano hit a pitch over left field height, but Cronenworth couldn’t get home. Subsequent Jackson Merrill hit a two-run heavy hit to chase by one point.
Kim Ha-sung appeared on the first base with no outs. He got a valuable walk and went to the first base. Pinch hitter Tyler Wade succeeded in a sacrifice bunt and had a chance to hit the second and third bases with one out. David Peralta was out after foul play on the third base. Luis Arraez got on base with an automatic pitch. Eventually, Jurickson Profar hit a timely two-run single that separates the right-center field, which resulted in San Diego’s dramatic 7-6 comeback victory.
