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Usually, mild LG Park Hae-min threw a pitch, but Hanwha Chae Eun-sung, who had a good defense, was puzzled.

The match between Hanwha and LG in the '2023 Shinhan Bank SOL KBO League' held at Jamsil Baseball Stadium in Seoul on the afternoon of the 20th. The two teams couldn't decide the game until the end of the ninth inning after a 1-1 tie.

In the bottom of the 12th inning, Park Hae-min entered the batter's box and hit pitcher Jung Woo-ram's 2nd pitch, and at the moment of the ball, dugout manager Yeom Kyung-yeop applauded and rejoiced, and until last year, Hanwha 1st baseman Chae Eun-sung in LG uniform jumped like a spring and caught the ball.

Park Hae-min, who was running to first base, threw a helmet toward the first base dugout when Chae Eun-sung caught the ball, and if it wasn't for Chae Eun-sung's defense, he could have been a double or a third baseman, but Chae Eun-sung, who made a good defense, was embarrassed to see Park Hae-min's unexpected behavior.

Of course, I know the disappointment of my friend Park Hae-min, who was deprived of a hit due to his good opponent's defense, but it was a strange behavior due to his usual personality.

After a while, I found out why, and after Park Hae-min's next batter Hong Chang-ki got on base with a hit, referee Kwon Young-chul suddenly walked toward the LG dugout with two outs and second base.

Referee Kwon Young-chul said, "Hey, I'm having a hard time, too," and Park Hae-min also raised his voice, saying, "Why are you looking at me, I looked at you," but fortunately, the referee, LG coaching staff, and colleagues stopped it and it didn't spread to a bigger situation.

Park Hae-min appealed referee Kwon Young-chul's ball decision at the beginning of the game, Jung Woo-ram's low-course 126k two-seam was ruled a strike in the 12th inning, and Park Hae-min showed regret by leaving the batter's box for a while as if he was out of the strike zone. 토토사이트

After the 1-1 draw, Chae Eun-sung looked at the LG dugout without leaving the stadium for a while as if he was worried about his friend Park Hae-min of the same age, but he couldn't talk to Park Hae-min directly and left the stadium

Park Hae-min, who played the next day on the 21st, said, "It's in the past anyway," adding, "As a player, I think I wanted to win," adding, "The most regrettable thing is that I showed that in a stadium full of spectators," adding, "I'm sorry for the fans and my teammates."

"I should have restrained myself, but I wanted to win a little," Park Hae-min said. "I wasn't such a good starter, so I thought it was a strike if a strike was declared, and I was sure the course was a ball," adding, "If I missed it, I could have regretted winning the triple stage."