LEE JUNG-HOO JOINS SF SPRING CAMP FOR THE FIRST TIME “I DIDN’T MEAN TO HIT YOU, BUT IT WENT OVER”

Lee Jung-hoo (25-San Francisco Giants) has begun his challenge to conquer the big leagues in earnest.Lee, who joined the San Francisco Giants of Major League Baseball (MLB) in December last year, joined the team’s spring training camp, which began on Thursday (local time) at Scottsdale Stadium in Scottsdale, Arizona, USA. Pitchers and catchers are scheduled to report to the team on that day, and the fielders will begin casinositekingcom training on the 18th, but Lee joined the team’s official workouts early. He arrived in the U.S. on Jan. 1 and has been working out privately here since then. The pitchers, including Camilo Dorbal and Randy Rodriguez, and the catchers, including Blake Seibol, were in the locker room at 7:30 a.m. getting ready to work out. The locker room was open to the media for about 15 minutes during the players’ warm-ups.Jung-Hoo Lee entered the clubhouse at 8:45 a.m. and was greeted by his teammates.

He was on the field at 10:45 a.m. and was greeted by his teammates. Seven other outfielders, including Cooper Hummel, also showed up. “It’s my first time with my teammates,” Lee said of the workout, which started with a simple warm-up .Lee, who signed with San Francisco in December, arrived in the U.S. on the first of this month and has been training individually since then. The intensity of the training was not high on the first day, but the players were all serious. Laughter was rarely heard .Lee took the bat next. The batting practice is to hit a batting ball thrown by the coach. The batting practice consisted of five rounds of six balls. Lee was greeted by Matt Williams, the current San Francisco third base coach and former KIA Tigers manager, who was helping the players with their training.

“I saw him a lot when I was the manager of KIA (2020-2021),” Williams recently told a media outlet, “He’s a really good hitter, and when you watch him, you’re like, ‘There’s nothing he can’t do. Lee took his first at-bat in a stadium after joining San Francisco, and his teammates watched as the “grandson of the wind” batted. He was nervous because it was his first time in the United States, and his first hit was a ground ball. The second and third pitches were fly balls, and he swung his bat with so much force that his hat came off. However, Lee smashed his sixth pitch over the right-field fence, and in his next four at-bats, he hit one home run each .Lee was satisfied with his first at-bat, saying, “I think this is good enough for my first at-bat today.” “I tried to hit a straight line,” he said.” I tried to hit a straight line, but it went over. I wasn’t trying to hit a home run,” he said, adding, “I’m trying to get my body up to speed because the exhibition game is just around the corner. “The workout lasted about two hours. San Francisco will begin play in an exhibition game 카지노사이트킹 on April 24th.