'2B→SS→CF' Multi-Position Kim Hye-sung Prepares for Steady ML

'2B→SS→CF' Multi-Position Kim Hye-sung Prepares for Steady ML

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Second baseman in the first game, second shortstop in the second game, and center fielder today. Kim Hye-sung (26), who is striving to advance to the Major League from the minor leagues, is playing multiple positions.

The Oklahoma City Comets played an away game against the Sugarland Space Cowboys (Houston Astros Triple-A) at Constellation Field in Sugarland, Texas on the 31st (Korea time).

On this day, Kim Hye-sung started as Oklahoma City's No. 1 center fielder and struck out three times at bat, striking out one ball that hit his body.

Kim got on base after being hit by Brandon Walter's high sinker in the third inning. However, Kim's hit by the ball did not lead to a run scored due to a failed follow-up hit.

Since then, Kim Hye-sung only hit in the fifth and seventh innings, but he connected the chance with a sacrifice bunt to second and third base with no outs in the tight ninth inning of 2-2.

Oklahoma City added another run with a walk on a bases-loaded walk with one out, which became the winning run of the game. Oklahoma City won 3-2.

In other words, Kim Hye-sung failed to hit a hit on the day, but it can be said that he set the stage for his team's victory with a valuable sacrifice bunt at a critical moment.

Kim also played second baseman in the opening game of the minor league, before playing shortstop on Thursday and center fielder on the day. He is preparing for multi-position that the Los Angeles Dodgers want.

Oklahoma City will now play six consecutive home games against Triple-A El Paso Chihuahua under the San Diego Padres starting April 2. 바카라

Kim Hye-sung is expected to constantly get chances in Triple-A games. The most important thing is to show her ability to play multiple positions.