Former head coach Kim In-sik will broadcast the Major League Baseball (MLB) through the San Diego Padres-Baltimore Orioles game at 8:05 a.m. on Saturday the 27th. In this game, Kim Ha-sung, who is in his fourth year of MLB, who is playing as the main shortstop in San Diego, will play.

Former head coach Kim In-sik described Kim Ha-sung, who met as a coach and player in the World Baseball Classic (WBC) national team in 2017, as “in a nutshell.” “I think it’s amazing to see a player I met in 2017 play as the main player in MLB like this,” former head coach Kim In-sik said. “He has been full of energy since he was a rookie. He has fast pitching movements and side footwork when he plays defense and strong shoulders,” he said, explaining Kim Ha-sung’s strengths.

Former head coach Kim In-sik cited Doosan’s “Ace” Kwak Bin and KIA’s “Genius hitter” Kim Do-young as players who are likely to work on the MLB stage like Kim Ha-sung. Former head coach Kim In-sik predicted the bright future of the two players, saying, “Rather than working in MLB right now, I will be a good player if I sharpen it.”

Kwak Bin, who joined Doosan as the first draft pick of the 2018 rookie draft, blossomed his potential by winning the first double-digit victory (12-7, 2.90 ERA) in the 2023 season, his sixth year since his debut. Kwak Bin, who became the “national ace” by pitching five innings with six strikeouts and one run against Japan in the final of the Asian Professional Baseball Championship (APBC) in November last year, is struggling with 9 wins, 7 losses and an ERA of 3.79 in 20 games in the shaky Doosan selection team this season.

Kim Do-young, who was selected in the first round of the 2022 Rookie Draft and wore a KIA uniform, is in full bloom with talent that was noted as the “second Lee Jong-beom” in his third year as a professional. He has achieved 20 home runs and 20 steals in the first half alone, and has been playing MVP-class with a batting average of 0.354 (130 hits in 367 at-bats) of 25 home runs, 72 RBIs, 97 runs and 29 steals OPS 1.062 in 94 games this season.

Former manager Kim In-sik mentioned two pitchers and two batters each as the most noticeable players during his recent MLB appearance. Pitchers cited Tyler Glasnow of the Los Angeles Dodgers and Paul Skins of the Pittsburgh Pirates, while batters mentioned Shohei Ohtani and Freddie Freeman of the Dodgers. Former manager Kim In-sik said, “Glasnow has had good pitching since Tampa Bay. It seems like he’s been suffering from ups and downs recently, but he’s a good pitcher.” As for the “Monster Rookie” Skins, he said, “The ball is fast, but he is good to control the ball. As he is a rookie, I look forward to his future career more,” showing keen interest in MLB players as well.

How does former coach Kim In-shik, who has more than 60 years of baseball experience, view U.S. baseball? “When it comes to U.S. baseball, people usually think of strong-line baseball and long hit power, but they also pay attention to careful play. I understand that coaches value careful play and pay attention to training, and I think this is why the best baseball players gather in the MLB,” Kim In-shik said.토토사이트 순위

Finally, regarding his role in broadcasting the MLB game, he said, “It’s not my first time talking about baseball, but I’m not confident because commentary seems to be another area that requires speech and persuasion. But I’ll do my best,” expressing his love for baseball.

The three-game series between the San Diego Padres and the Baltimore Orioles will kick off on Saturday next week. Ex-director Kim In-sik’s commentary on “SPOTV Summer Series” will be available on TV channels SPOTV, SPOTV Prime and sports OTT service SPOTV NOW at 8:10 a.m. on Saturday. Former head coach Kim In-sik will work with SPOTV caster Ahn Sang-hyuk and commentator Kim Hyung-joon.