Even if you rub your eyes and look at it again, there is no hitter with a batting average of 0.298
Even if you rub your eyes and look at it again, there is no hitter with a batting average of 0.298
Blog Article
As of Tuesday, nine KBO league players have posted a batting average of over 300. Samsung Lions outfielder Kim Sung-yoon posted 0.358 to remain atop. However, Kim's registration in the first division was canceled after injuring his right hamstring on March 31. He needs to focus on recovery and rehabilitation for more than two weeks to return to the team. It is regrettable that he left the team at a time when his batting sense is nearing its peak. He had 10 hits in 19 times at bat in five games right before his injury. If the gap gets longer, he will be out of the rankings due to lack of batting average.스포츠토토
Lotte Giants Victor Reyes and KIA Tigers Choi Hyung-woo are second to third, behind Kim Sung-yoon. Reyes has 0.336, and Choi has 0.335. Park Dong-won of the LG Twins, who marked 0.303, is at the bottom of the list of .300 hitters. Moon Bo-kyung (0.330), Austin Dean (0.307), and Park Dong-won are also three LG players. On the other hand, SSG Landers, Kiwoom Heroes, and NC Dinos have no .300 hitters.
Compared to before, when hitters dominated, the "Tago-to-Jozer" has eased. Last season, 24 players were listed as .300 batters. In 2022, 13 players and 14 players hit .300 in 2023.
The Nippon Professional Baseball (NPB) will continue its "go-go-taser" this year. Nine of the 12 teams in the Central and Pacific leagues maintain the two-point ERA range. The Hanshin Tigers, which ranks first in the Central League, is looking at the one-point range. It has 2.09 as of Tuesday.
Most teams have a batting average of .23 to .400. Orix Buffaloes, who recorded .264, ranks first overall. The Chiba Lotte Marines is suffering from poor batting average of .211 and the Chunichi Dragons 0.217. The Yakult Swallows has scored two or fewer points in the last 14 consecutive games. It is a new Japanese record. Lotte ranks first in the KBO League. It stands at 0.286.
Finally, the "300" hitter has disappeared. As of Tuesday, there are no more than 300 batters in the Central League. Yomiuri Giants Yuta Izuguchi is at the top of the batting order with 0.298. Only four batters are in the 299 range. The Hanshin Tigers' Takumu Nakano recorded 0.296, Hiroshima Sandro Fabien 0.294, and Junichi Okabayashi Yuki 0.293.
The Pacific League also has no significant difference. There are only two batters who can make a .300 mark. Orix's typo is 0.324, Rakuten Eagles Murabayashi Itsuki is 0.306.
They did not stand out until last year. In his seventh year as a member of the Korean pro baseball league, Ohtta has no season that meets the requirements. Murabayashi played full-time for the first time last year, when he was in his ninth year as a member of the Korean pro baseball league. He posted a batting average of 0.241 in 139 games. He is targeting career high side by side this season.
Both players have slowed down recently. Ota, who injured his wrist in a sand dune, was suspended for nearly three weeks. He disappeared from the first team after playing against the Seibu Lions on April 18. Murabayashi has only one hit from 16 times at bat in the past four games.
Last year, a total of three players exceeded 30 percent. Two players from the Central League and one from the Pacific League were ranked first. Tyler Austin of the Yokohama BayStars was ranked 0.316, and Kondo Kenske of the Softbank was ranked first with 0.314.
NPB is currently engaged in interleague and interleague games. The total number of points earned in six games between the two leagues on Tuesday was 21. Not a team, but an average of less than four points per game. Three of the six games ended in a score of three to two. In the remaining three games, pitchers beat batters. Rakuten beat the Yomiuri Giants 2-0, Hanshin beat the Orix Buffaloes 1-0, Yo
Kohama beat Nippon-Ham by a score of 2-1. Softbank left-hander Livan Moinello had 18 strikeouts through the eighth inning against the Yakult team. As promising players enter the team every year, he grows into a top-rated pitcher. He has long attracted attention for his outstanding ball control and sharp breaking balls, but he joined the ranks of the "restraint revolution." Fastball pitchers who throw fastballs at speeds of up to 150 kilometers per hour have become commonplace.