'2G scoreless KKKKK' A new monster has appeared, the number one special god, "Professional speaks with the result, the scoreless is the most satisfactory."

'2G scoreless KKKKK' A new monster has appeared, the number one special god, "Professional speaks with the result, the scoreless is the most satisfactory."

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Jung Hyun-woo (19), a professional baseball Kiwoom Heroes, made a strong impression by pitching scoreless in his second exhibition game.카지노사이트

Chung Hyun-woo started the exhibition game against SSG Landers in the "2025 Shinhan Bank SOL Bank KBO League" held at SSG Landers Field in Incheon on the 13th and won four innings with three hits, one walk, and three strikeouts.

Chung Hyeon-woo, who received ample support for scoring by scoring four runs from the top of the first inning, caught leadoff hitter Park Ji-hwan with a ground ball to shortstop with the help of shortstop Kim Tae-jin in the bottom of the first inning. Chung Hyeon-woo, who received a hit from Jung Joon-jae, attempted a sharp check, and Jeong Joon-jae was caught in a dynamic play, so the timing was out, but the throw fell back and became a one-out second base. With two outs and a third base that led to Park Sung-han's walkout, he got out of the crisis by striking out Ko Myung-joon with a swing and miss.

Jeong caught Oh Tae-gon, the leadoff batter, with a fly ball to the left field in the second inning, and Lee also grounded out to the second base to quickly increase the out count. Cho struck out and allowed three outs.

Chung had a hit by leadoff hitter Ahn Sang-hyun in the third inning, and Choi Sang-min's sacrifice bunt put him on the verge of losing the game with one out and runners on the second base. However, he managed to catch second baseman Ahn Sang-hyun from the third base by banking on his check, and Park Ji-hwan had a hit, but this did not lead to a run lost. Chung allowed Jung Joon-jae to walk to create a crisis with two outs and runners on the first and second bases, and Park struck out Park Sung-han in the standing zone, getting out of the crisis on his own again this time.

Taking the mound in the fourth inning as well, Chung neatly stopped the SSG central hit line that led to Ko Myung-joon, Oh Tae-gon, and Lee Ji-young by throwing three outs. In the fifth inning when Kiwoom led 6-0, he replaced Kim Sun-ki to end the game. Thanks to Chung's good pitching, Kiwoom won 7-6 and secured its second consecutive win.

With 62 pitches, Chung used fastballs (36), sliders (10), curves (9), and forks (7 pitches). The maximum speed of fastballs was 145 km/h. The strike rate was not high at 58.1 percent, but he displayed concentration to strike out at a critical moment.

Chung Hyeon-woo said in an interview after the game, "It's my first time yet, so I think I just threw it with confidence, so I think I got a good result. I think I still have a problem with my ball control. Still, I went in quickly to actively compete, and I was able to save the number of pitches and pitch well. It was my first time playing at night, but there were spectators, but it was not much different from usual."

Chung, who joined the team as a first-round pick in the 2025 Rookie Draft, is drawing keen attention as a promising left-hander with high quality. The Kiwoom has given Chung a huge amount of money, which ranks third in the team's all-time down payment for rookies (500 million won). This proves that high expectations are placed on Chung. Chung, who has been selected as the starting pitcher for the fourth time in the Kiwoom, has become a winning pitcher in both exhibition games and has displayed outstanding performances by allowing three hits, three walks and seven strikeouts in seven innings.

"I played two exhibition games in Korea, and there were some good and some disappointing parts," Chung said. "Anyway, a professional is a place where you can tell by the results. I am most satisfied that I did not score points in both games," Chung said. "The season has not started yet, but my goal is to maintain my physical strength until the end of the regular season. I think I need to be able to rotate the starting rotation. I am paying attention to that the most."

Chung Hyeon-woo, a high school graduate rookie but received a chance as a starting pitcher right away, said, "I think it's rare to get such an opportunity. As much as you gave me a good opportunity, I want to become a pitcher who can bring my team's victory without falling behind. I gained confidence through the exhibition games, but I still have some improvements. I need to get better."

Chung Hyun-woo, who is already being discussed with left-handers aces representing Korean professional baseball, such as Ryu Hyun-jin (Hanwha) and Kim Kwang-hyun (SSG), said, "I want to build my own career." Fans' expectations are already high on what kind of career Chung Hyun-woo, who just started his professional career, will make in the future.