KIA Closer' Jung Hae-young "Even if it's not (Cho) Sang-woo, it may not be the right place to finish."

KIA Closer' Jung Hae-young "Even if it's not (Cho) Sang-woo, it may not be the right place to finish."

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Jung Hae-young is a right-hander born in 2001. She joined the Kia Tigers as the first choice in the 2020 draft. After taking the final position after joining the team, she successfully settled down. In the previous season, she garnered 31 saves in the regular season to become the "save king" of the game. She also locked the back door firmly in the Korean Series, earning the honor of being the winning pitcher who grabbed the last out count in Game 5.토토사이트

Under Lee Bum-ho, Kia expects Jung to play the role of an outstanding closing pitcher this season as well as last season. Jung is also boosting his body in line with this.

Jeong Hae-young, who met reporters at Jamsil Baseball Stadium on Wednesday, said, "I was personally satisfied with my appearance on the 13th compared to my previous appearance. It is true that I raised my body from December last season, but I was also worried because I raised my body from February this season. However, I feel a little relieved after taking the mound on the 13th."

Kia recruited Cho Sang-woo, the top finisher, in a trade deal for this season. While sharing Jeong's burden, it can become a good-will competitor.

"Sang Woo-hyung has so many things to learn. I want to ask for advice on cycling as well. Finishing competition with Sang Woo-hyung? Even if you're not a Sang Woo-hyung, finishing may not be the right place," said Jung Hae-young.

"I think I have to start from the beginning. It's a long race, and I hope pitchers and fielders will do well to help me out. It means that more situations when I go up to the mound, so that my team wins more situations. In order to prevent such situations well, I have to strengthen myself on the mound," Jung said.