The Pittsburgh club announced the transfer of the team through the “Game note” data released ahead of the game on the 30th (Korea Standard Time).

First of all, Pittsburgh star Brian Reynolds (29), who left the team for a while to attend the funeral of his relatives, returned to the roster.

Bae Ji-hwan was originally called up to the big league on the 27th to fill Reynolds’ vacancy. Pittsburgh manager Derek Shelton also confirmed this in an interview with MHN Sports, which met in the dugout of the away team at Chase Field in Phoenix, Arizona on the same day.

However, there was a new factor. On Sunday’s game, Pittsburgh’s second baseman Nick Gonzalez (25) limped off while running to the first base after hitting an infield grounder at the top of the sixth inning. Gonzalez was eventually absent from the game due to pain in his left groin.

A day later, Bae was diagnosed as having to undergo weeks of treatment and rehabilitation. Due to a colleague’s injury, Bae has a chance to miraculously survive on the roster.

Reynolds’ return forced Pittsburgh to drop one minor, and their choice was Swinsky. Badge-hwan, who can see both the infield and outfield, survived.토토사이트 추천

Swinsky is a young outfielder with strong power as he hit 26 home runs last season. However, he played in a total of 88 games as of Thursday, showing sluggish performance with a batting average of 0.182 and nine home runs and 26 RBIs. His OPS, which combined on-base plus slugging percentage, was also not good at 0.588.

Bae’s batting average of 0.200 and three-run OPS of 0.465, on the same day, are also not good. Unlike Swinsky, however, his advantage of being able to cover both the outfield and the infield seems to have influenced his move to the roster.

Bae Ji-hwan, who originally succeeded in staying in the big league in the “time limit call-up,” will start in center field and seventh batter in an away game against Houston on the 30th.

Attention is focusing on how Bae Ji-hwan, who succeeded in staying on the Major League roster, will be able to make use of the precious opportunity that has come hard.