Na’s first hit came in his second at-bat in the top of the third inning. With two outs and second base leading 1-0, he connected SSG starter Roenis Elias’ eighth ball, 149 kilometers per hour, with a timely left-handed hit, giving the team a run-off point.

In the top of the seventh inning with no outs and runners on second base, Na Sung-beom connected the opponent’s reliever Lee Kun-wook’s sixth cutter with a right-handed hit and brought Kim Do-young, who was on second base, home to create a “multi-hit.”

Baekmi was the last at-bat. In the top of the ninth inning with a 6-2 lead, he pulled SSG high school graduate Song Young-jin’s 116km/h slow curve and crossed the right-center fence. The 13th episode of the season.

Na Sung-beom, who also hit a solo home run in the match against NC in Gwangju the previous day, operated a home run for two consecutive games. On the same day, KIA beat SSG 10-2 with the firepower of the batters who hit 14 long and short hits, including Na Sung-bum, who was active with three hits including a home run, and starter Yang Hyun-jong’s seven scoreless innings.

The KIA lineup is leading the team’s six consecutive wins with a tremendous explosive power in the second half. KIA’s team batting average in the second half of 30 games was 0.303, the only team among all clubs to have a batting average of more than 30%. The OPS (on-base percentage + slugging percentage) is also 0.812, and KIA is the only club that maintains an OPS of more than 80%.

Overall, Na Sung-bum’s presence in the KIA lineup, which has been on the rise, is particularly heavy. Na Sung-bum played in 44 games this season with a batting average of 0.349, OPS 1.056, 13 home runs and 42 RBIs. Although he started the season more than two months later than others due to a calf injury, he has already surpassed double-digit home runs.

It is surprising that he recorded a double-digit home run without playing 50 games. As of the 1st, out of 20 batters who had more than 10 home runs in the league, NC Jason Martin (14 home runs), who has the lowest number of games after Na Sung-bum, also played 84 games.

Na Sung-beom said after the game, “As the team’s central batter, I focused on producing RBIs when I had a chance to score, leading to good results,” adding, “The table setter (Park Chan-ho, Kim Do-young) created more opportunities than I did well.”

“I’m glad I’ve been maintaining a good batting sense recently,” he said. “I’ll do my best in every game to maintain the good atmosphere for a long time.” 메이저사이트