"Good result thanks to catcher Kim Do-hwan's lead"

Choi, who became a new member of Samsung through the second draft in November last year, graduated from Gyeonggi High School and Kyung Hee University before starting his professional career with LG in 2012. Until last year, he pitched in 269 games and had eight wins, eight losses, two saves and 23 holds. His ERA is 3.97.

Choi Sung-hoon, who is preparing for this season at the Okinawa Spring Camp in Japan, made his first debut in a practice game against the Nippon-Ham Fighters in the Japanese professional baseball league on the 23rd. Choi Sung-hoon, who was the third pitcher in the seventh inning when he was trailing 0-4, finished the mission by hitting a fly ball to second base, a ground ball to shortstop, and striking out three batters. He was replaced by Yang Hyun in the eighth inning.  먹튀검증

Choi Sung-hoon, who finished his first appearance after the transfer in a good mood, said on the club's official YouTube channel "Lions TV," "It was my first game since I moved, and I tried to win the game quickly because it was my first game," adding, "The catcher (Kim) Do-hwan's lead was good, so the results came out well."

"When Do-hwan signed the autograph, he gave me the signature that I had in mind. I threw it while being satisfied with Do-hwan's signature," he added.

When asked about his current condition, Choi said, "I think it's half and half. I'm not 100 percent because it's my first game and I'm trying to win fast. I will gradually build up my sense of play and raise my level to 100 percent."

"The existing left-handed bullpens are also good, so I think we will be able to perform well if we play with confidence," he said to left-handed pitching agents in the team.

In the meantime, Samsung lost to Nippon Ham 3-4 but it was not without income. On the day, Samsung formed its starting lineup of right fielder Kim Hyun-joon, center fielder Kim Sung-yoon, designated hitter Koo Ja-wook, first baseman David McKinnon, catcher Kim Jae-sung, third baseman Jeon Byung-woo, shortstop Kim Young-woong, left fielder Kim Jae-hyuk, and second baseman Kim Dong-jin.

Samsung had a chance to load the bases with two outs in the fifth inning when it was trailing 0-3, with Jeon Byung-woo's walk, Kim Dong-jin's hit to the left, and Kim Hyun-joon's walk, but failed to score a point.

Kim Do-hwan's walk and Jeon Byung-woo's left-handed hit in the ninth inning, which was losing 0-4, gave him a chance to get the first and second base with no outs. Kim Young-woong and Kim Jae-hyuk stepped down with a strikeout and a straight hit to the second base, respectively, but pinch hitter Yoon Jung-bin hit a double to the right field and brought all the runners home.

Soon after, Kim Hyun-joon walked out with a hit to the body. With two outs and runners on the first and second bases, Lee Sung-kyu's left-handed hit put his opponent under pressure by 3-4 points. Although he failed to create a dramatic situation, he showed signs of lethargy 3-18 by giving up 15 four outs and four balls, which was different from the first match on the 17th.

Left-hander Lee Seung-hyun, who started as a starter, was a little shaken by 10 hits, three strikeouts and four runs in four ⅔, but Choi Ha-neul, Choi Sung-hoon and Yang Hyun combined for no runs.

Kim Jae-sung, the fourth catcher, was the only batter in the team to achieve multi hits. Yoon Jung-bin had two RBIs including a double, and Lee Sung-kyu had a hit and an RBI.