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I took care of it and even APBC. I'm worried even if I'm too good at it's a problem
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Hanwha Eagles general manager Son Hyuk and former coach Carlos Subero agreed to limit Moon Dong-ju's second-year innings to 120-130 innings before entering this season. Unlike last year, Moon Dong-joo had to set the end of the season as he steadily played the starting rotation for the first time without injury. It was the beginning of September.
In fact, Choi Won-ho said that he should listen to medical opinions and make a decision. However, he accepted the decision before he took office. Hanwha even decided to finish the regular season in around 120 innings when Moon Dong-ju was selected for the Hangzhou Asian Games national team. This is because he expected to throw about 10 innings at the Asian Games.
This is the background of the first "self-season out" in early September. In fact, Moon Dong-ju threw five innings each in the preliminary and final against Taiwan at the Asian Games. Until 118 ⅔ innings in 23 regular season games. He played 128.1 innings in 25 games in total, and the calculation seemed to be exquisite.
No. Moon will also wear the national flag at the 2nd Asian Professional Baseball Championship, which will take place at Tokyo Dome in Japan from Nov. 16-19. He is also expected to start about one game here. In that case, the total innings of the season is expected to exceed 130 innings.
The problem is that he has already gone over 140 innings. Moon Dong-ju pitched seven innings in two exhibition games this year and five innings in two Futures League games. He played 130 ⅔ innings in Hanwha alone, and if he adds 10 innings pitched in Hangzhou, it is 140 ⅔ innings.
In this situation, it is concluded that playing APBC will go close to 150 innings. If so, Hanwha's 130-inning limit before the season will actually be of little significance. In fact, playing the schedule until mid-November rather than the inning itself may be too much for a pitcher who spent full time for the first time. He hasn't thrown the ball consistently since September, but it's a wide-ranging trip that moves to Japan following China.
In any case, this season has outperformed expectations. The Rookie of the Year competition is also second to none. He also solved military service with the Asian Games gold medal. After Ryu Hyun-jin (36, FA), he is ready to run for a long time as a native starting pitcher representing Hanwha.
As long as it doesn't hurt, we need to prepare meticulously for the 2024 season as we have a lot of schedules. If he maintains this skill next year, he should be considered a regular member of the national team. Next year is the time to play a lot of innings and become a real Hanwha ace. Next year, like this year, he may have to throw longer than any other pitcher. Premier 12 awaits after the season.
