Kang Min-ho, wh

Kang Min-ho, who doesn't get tired, is about to rank second in the most games in KBO History

Kang Min-ho played in 2222 games in his career in the KBO League as the fourth batter catcher in the first game of the doubleheader against Hanwha in Daejeon on the 27th. Jung Sung-hoon (former KIA), the second-ranked player in this category, has only two games left to break the record of 2,223 games.

Kang Min-ho, a former Pocheol Technical High School player who joined Lotte as the 17th overall pick in the second and third rounds in 2004, made his debut against Sajik Hyundai on September 19 of that year. Kang Min-ho, who has been a first-team player since 2005, in his second year, has been a full-time starting player since 2006.

On August 8, 2013, in his 10th year, he played in 1,000 games against LG in Jamsil at the age of 27 years, 11 months, and 21 days. In the match against Gwangju KIA on April 30, 2022, which is a member of Samsung, he achieved 2,000 games for the 15th time in history.

Kang Min-ho, who has played more than 100 games in 17 of the 20 seasons he played in the KBO League despite being a catcher who consumes more physical strength than other positions, has played an average of 117 games in the season since 2005, when he established himself as a first-tier player, showing his persistence and consistency.

Kang Min-ho is the only catcher among the top 10 players in the total number of games played. He is an unrivaled catcher in a game. 토토사이트

Furthermore, it will surpass the record of the largest number of games in history. Park Yong-taek (former LG), who ranks first in the category, is also close to 2237 games by 15 games. Kang Min-ho's team, Samsung, has only 14 games left this season, so it is impossible to break the record this year, but if there is no big variable, it is certain to break it early next season.

Kang Min-ho has been running so long that he has signed three FA contracts alone. This season, he has a strong batting average of 286 hits (112 hits in 391 at-bats) in 114 games with 15 home runs and 67 RBIs and OPS.813. He is keeping his home turf strong enough to defend 728 innings, the fifth-most among all catchers in the league. If this is the way it is now, it is worth looking forward to the first 2,300 games in the KBO League, and even 2,500 games, beyond Park Yong-taek's record