Two at-bats, one hit and one RBI in a demonstration match against the White Sox
It is regrettable that the defense was thrown and the error was stolen.
Kim Ha-seong (26, San Diego Padres), who was unable to play due to a physical illness, reported the first RBI in the major league (MLB) demonstration game after 3 days.
Ha-sung Kim started as a batter and shortstop 6 times in the 2021 MLB demonstration game against the Chicago White Sox at Peoria Stadium in Arizona, USA on the 17th (Korean time), and recorded 2 at-bats, 1 hit and 1 RBI.
Kim Ha-seong, who showed a somewhat sluggish appearance in the demonstration game, was unable to compete against the Cincinnati Reds on the 15th and the Milwaukee Brewers on the 16th due to symptoms of physical ailments. Kim Ha-seong, who took a break from two days to play, hit a hit in six games and slightly raised the batting average of the demonstration game from 0.111 to 0.150 (three hits in 20 at-bats).
In the defense, he also swallowed regrets due to errors and failures to steal. Ha-seong Kim started the match after three days with a mistake. In the first inning, he made a throwback error after catching the batting ball of Tim Anderson, the 1st hitter of the White Sox. San Diego starter Joe Musgrove later struck out three batters with two strikeouts and a ground ball, which did not lead to a concession.
In the beginning of the second inning, the ground ball hit Kim Ha-sung again, but he did not make a mistake twice. Kim Ha-seong, who caught the batted ball of Yermin Mercedes at the first base of the second inning, ended up breathing with second baseman Jake Cronenworth and baseman Eric Hosmer and connected it with a bottleta.
At the end of the second inning, Ha-Sung Kim retreated to second base with no runners at the end of the 2nd inning. Ha-Sung Kim pulled a heavy hit against right-hander Reynaldo Lopez at the end of the 4th inning, where San Diego lost 1-3 . After being hit by shortstop Anderson, the hitting ball was deflected to the outfield and was originally recorded as a beast’s mistake, but was corrected.
It is the second hit in a demonstration game that Kim Ha-sung beat in 12 days after the Texas Rangers match on the 5th. As second base runner Will Myers stepped home, Kim Ha-seong also harvested his first RBI in the MLB demonstration game. Kim Ha-seong was blocked by catcher Mercedes’ throwing while attempting to steal while batting successor Luis Campusano at-bat.
Kim Ha-seong handled Nick Madregal’s ground ball batting without mistake in the 5th inning, and in the first round of the 6th inning, after catching Nick Williams’s batted ball, he thrown out the lead runner by throwing him to the 3rd baseman Manny Machado. Kim Ha-seong was replaced when defending in the 7th inning and finished the game. San Diego lost 3-4 to the White Sox.
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