Roh Si-hwan (25, Hanwha Eagles), who aimed to recapture the home run king, started the cannon a month before the opening.카지노사이트

Noh Si-hwan started as the fourth batter and third baseman in a warm-up match against Chiba Lotte (Japan) at the Itoman City Sports Park ballpark in Okinawa, Japan on the 23rd and scored one hit, one homer, one RBI and one run in three at-bats. He pushed a high outside fastball thrown by right-hander Kota Hotaki in the top of the seventh inning when he was being dragged 0-4 on the day and crossed the right fence.

It was his second consecutive homerun. Noh also hit a homerun in a game against the Hanshin Tigers` second division on Tuesday. In the game against Hanshin Tigers, he swung right-handed pitcher Junya's outer breaking ball to hit the right fence. He displayed light hitting in both games without forcing himself to pull the ball.

Noh, who was the home run king (31) and the RBI king (101) in 2023, only had 24 homers and 89 RBIs in the environment of his pitching experience last year. He suffered a shoulder injury during the All Star game in July, which left him sluggish in the second half of the season, and failed to make the Premier 12 national team.

Noh aims to regain the home run champion this year. Before leaving for his training camp last month, he said, "I want to compete with Kim Do-young (KIA Tigers) for home run champion. Recently, more and more hitters are playing well. I think he can become the home run champion only when he hits 40 balls."

With only one month to go before the opening of the regular season (March 22) in 2025, he is increasing his batting performance. "I think I have a good batting performance (recently). I am glad that the things that I have prepared well for during the off-season turned out to be good," Noh said in a video interview with his team. "Homerun that I am hitting right now doesn't mean much. I have to hit a lot during the season," he said. "I am satisfied that the results of the second camp showed that I have prepared well so far."

"I don't care about the home run course (which I pushed to hit). The heating timing is good (regardless of the course), so I think the home run is out," Noh said. "I'm paying the most attention to the timing. I'm trying to hit any pitcher's ball lightly without being late. Even if the timing (is) slightly late, that's why the home run is coming out to the right."

As Noh struggled with his injury last year, he said he would like to play the full season in a light physical condition. He lost about 10 kilograms of weight through a protein-oriented diet during the off-season. "This is to prevent injury. When you swing or rotate your body at bat, your speed increases. When you defend, your quickness and step speed can increase. I'm satisfied with your current pace," Noh said. "I'm in the pre-season inspection stage. I'll keep a good sense of it. I'll show good performance during the season without getting hurt."