"Oh no! Today is a home run thief." Kim Ha-sung hits a home run in good defense... The empty third baseman's straight hit also raises one RBI

"Oh no! Today is a home run thief." Kim Ha-sung hits a home run in good defense... The empty third baseman's straight hit also raises one RBI

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Kim Ha-sung (San Diego Padres) had his home run stolen this time.
Kim Ha-sung started as a shortstop and seventh batter in an away game against the Texas Rangers at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas, on the 5th (Korea time), and had no hits and an RBI in 3 at-bats.

Kim Ha-sung strongly hit a 149km four-seam fastball in the fifth pitch with a ball count of 3-1 against Texas starter Max Scherzer with two outs and a first base in the second inning.

The 153 km/h seemed to be flying over the left fence. However, Texas left fielder Wyatt Langford caught it by jumping catch in front of the fence. If he failed to catch it, it could have been a home run. It was the moment when his 11th home run of this season was stolen.

Kim Ha-sung also left a disappointment in his second at-bat. He came out as the leadoff hitter in the fifth inning and was caught as a straight-line hitter at third base. 메이저사이트

In the seventh inning, he brought the third baseman home with a straight hit to left field and scored an RBI.

In the ninth inning, he grounded out to shortstop.

Kim Ha-sung's batting average became 0.225.

San Diego won 3-1.