Now I push it over..."Spread Lee" with its wings spread out
Now I push it over..."Spread Lee" with its wings spread out
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Samsung has continued to strengthen its batting performance this year following last year. As of Tuesday, Samsung ranks second only to LG (0.862) with a team OPS of 0.812.
While most of the batters who took a leap forward last year have continued to grow, the most prominent hitter since the opening is Lee Jae-hyun, a large shortstop resource. Lee Jae-hyun has a batting average of 0.316 with three home runs, 10 RBIs and an OPS of 1.112 as of the 5th, but the production of hits was better than the figure revealed.
Lee Jae-hyun was known as a "pull heater" until last year, when he was in his second year as a member of the Korean pro baseball team. He usually responded by hitting hard by hitting the pitcher's fastball, pitching type or target course. He hit 57 hits in the left direction and 36 hits in the center direction, while only eight hits in the right direction. While the batting average in the left direction was good at 0.393, the batting average in the right direction was only 0.127. It was the result of poor quality and speed of the ball sent to the right direction.메이저놀이터
Lee Jae-hyun often throws a fierce ball to the left with an explosive swing this year. However, this year, he is also putting a strong force on right-handed hitting.
Lee Jae-hyun has had seven hits in the left, three in the center, and two hits in the right direction as of Tuesday. Although the percentage of hits in the left direction is still high, variations in the left direction (0.438), the center (0.429) and the right direction (0.500) have disappeared in terms of batting average.
Big hits began to come out to the right. On the 25th of last month, he hit left-hander Choi Sung-young's body fastball in the second inning against NC in Daegu to lead to a 110-meter superior home run, and on the 5th against Hanwha in Daegu, he responded with a short swing to right-hander Kim Jong-soo's 146km body fastball in the sixth inning but connected it with a timely double that separates the right-center.
Putting together the internal evaluations of Samsung coach Park Jin-man, hitting coach Lee Jin-young, and Samsung general manager Lee Jong-yeol, a former commentator-turned-hitting theorist, Lee Jae-hyun is quickly adapting to the new batting method.
Lee Jae-hyun's swing width is still relatively large. However, he has increased his follow-up by reducing the width of the take-back, unlike the previous swing trajectory where the take-back was large. Field experts usually describe such swing changes as "smaller back and bigger front." Thanks to the new swing trajectory, he seems to have been able to make a big hit even by hitting the fastball in his body. It was the result of the realization of an ideal 'in-out swing'.
He seems to be on the growth track as a "spray heater" that can produce good batting in all directions of the ground. It seems that he has prepared an opportunity to expand his role anywhere in the batting order.
Lee Jae-hyun is clearly growing as a shortstop as well. Coach Park Jin-man, who has enjoyed the era of being a "legendary shortstop," also praised him, "Now he has enough time to adjust his strength and weakness depending on the speed and direction of his batting and the main focus of his batters."