"If I can't do it here, I'll go to the second division." Did I not get my head around the criticism of the national batter? → Coach Lee Seung-yeop re-emphasized 'desperation' in the semi-mainstream
"If I can't do it here, I'll go to the second division." Did I not get my head around the criticism of the national batter? → Coach Lee Seung-yeop re-emphasized 'desperation' in the semi-mainstream
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Doosan Bears coach Lee Seung-yeop reiterated his "desperation" to the candidates competing for the final 1st and 2nd spots. Manager Lee Seung-yeop expressed regret, saying, "I shouted bitter words through reporters earlier, but the players have not changed much."메이저사이트
Coach Lee Seung-yeop met with reporters during a training session in Miyazaki, Japan on Tuesday and delivered a message again. "If I can't do it here, I have to go to the Futures League, but I can't see any players who show their presence," Lee said.
Coach Lee Seung-yeop said similar things on the 22nd. "I don't see such a desperate person trying to survive somehow yet. Young players need to know where they are now. I was angry yesterday in that regard," he said.
Manager Lee Seung-yeop did not mention his real name to the players. He also did not mention his real name to the players. He conveyed his real name through the coaching staff. He expressed it more directly to the media. Lee said, "If you say it in person, you may get hurt. But players have to feel it. They have to know. They are all professional baseball players now." He hoped that the players would recognize the coach's intention indirectly through the article.
There has been no significant change over the past three days. "(Players) must have missed the article," coach Lee Seung-yeop said with a smile. "The season has already begun for young players. How many veterans, including foreigners, can we consider them key players to play on time for the opening of the season, but they are not young players," he said, stressing that practice matches should be held like regular league games.
On the previous day, Doosan had a 0-0 draw with the Yomiuri 2nd Army in a practice game. Doosan gave its main players a break due to weather conditions. Jung Soo-bin, Kim Jae-hwan, Kang Seung-ho, Cave Yang Suk-hwan were excluded from the starting list, and Cho Seung-hyun, Lim Jong-sung, and Jeon Da-min, Park Ji-hoon were included. Oh Myung-jin, Kim Min-seok, Park Min-joon, and Lee Yoo-chan also started.
"Young players are not supposed to participate in this game. We have a chance because our lineup has changed due to the weather. Then we have to show our presence in such a game. Their season has just begun. If we can't do it here, we have to go to the Futures League, but we can't see them," coach Lee Seung-yeop said bitterly.
Doosan's left and shortstop second basemen are still undecided. Jung Soo-bin, foreign hitter Jake Cave, third baseman Kang Seung-ho, first baseman Yang Seok-hwan, catcher Yang Eui-ji and designated hitter Kim Jae-hwan are definitive in the outfield.
Doosan tried to find a second baseman in left field through its spring camp. When asked how far he has come, Lee said, "He has not even arrived yet," adding, "He is not satisfied at all."
Some even said that they should check shortstop Park Joon-young and Park Gye-beom, who are building themselves in the second-tier camp, at the exhibition game. This means that Miyazaki members urgently need to work harder. Lee Yoo-chan, Yeo Dong-gun, Oh Myung-jin, and Park Joon-soon are candidates for second base and shortstop.
Cho players Kim Min-seok and Choo Jae-hyun will also compete for a spot in the outfield.
"Veterans are on their own. We have to lead young players. Young players should be on their own in order to change teams. Players who have yet to settle down should come out of the left field and second base, one by one, which we demand. Yesterday, I saw that Cho was a good player. Young players should try to win the match. If we think about it enough, we cannot be in the first team. It will change in the future," Lee said, urging the young players to compete fiercely to overcome the match.