"The director's decision to replace him was right." I gave up the shutout first...Why did Jesus in Daejeon try to complete a complete game

"The director's decision to replace him was right." I gave up the shutout first...Why did Jesus in Daejeon try to complete a complete game

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Ryan Weiss (29), the "Jesus of Daejeon" of the Hanwha Eagles who surprised manager Kim Kyung-moon by giving up trying to complete a shutout, challenged to complete a complete game for the first time. Although he was replaced after being hit by the first batter, he felt the same way for the team.

Weiss led Hanwha to a 4-2 victory against Lotte in Daejeon on the 23rd with four hits (one homer) and 11 strikeouts and two runs in eight innings. Weiss, who had his seventh win (two losses) of the season, also lowered his ERA from 3.67 to 3.50. Weiss, who played 69 ⅓ and recorded 80 strikeouts, marked WHIP 1.02 and a 20% hit rate. He has eight quality starts. Although he ranks 19th in ERA, he is tied for 2nd in quality starts, tied for 3rd in multiple wins, 3rd in strikeouts and innings, and 6th in WHIP and hit rate.먹튀검증

It was Weiss' second pitch of the season after the game against Kiwoom in Gocheok (eight innings, one hit, two walks, nine strikeouts, and no runs). At that time, the game against Kiwoom had 93 pitches until the 8th inning, which deserved to be a shutout in the 9th inning, but he surprised head coach Kim Kyung-moon by expressing his intention to stop throwing first. I gave up my personal greed and saw it for a long time.

Coach Kim Kyung-moon said, "I didn't hang up. "I was surprised that Weiss said he would stop throwing," he said. "From a manager's point of view, I wanted to replace him, but if a pitcher (with his shutout taken) refuses to throw the ball in the ninth inning, I can't block him from throwing. However, I made the decision first considering that I have more than 100 games to play. I was very grateful as a manager."

Twelve days later, Weiss successfully pitched eight innings again. He was expected to pitch 93 pitches through the eighth inning, giving up the mound to closer Kim Seo-hyun from the start of the ninth inning. However, after finishing pitching in the eighth inning, he was shown talking with manager Kim Kyung-moon for a long time in the dugout, and Weiss took the mound again in the ninth inning with a 4-1 lead.

However, Yang Sang-moon, the pitching coach, took the mound after Jang Doo-sung, the first batter, gave a missed hit to the left field. He threw up to 98 pitches and went down to replacement pitchers. Kim Seo-hyun brought home the runner-up who was in charge of Weiss, which allowed one more run, but it was a good pitching that led his team to escape from losing for two consecutive games and return to the second place alone.

After the game, Weiss said, "After the eighth inning, the coach came. I had a desire to deal with one more batter, and the coach offered to change when the runner went out. It was a very right decision, and I agreed. In fact, it was replaced when the runner went out," he said.

"There was a similar situation in the game before the game, but at that time, there was a lot of pitching in the previous game, and there was a physical burden. The score was also 8-0, so I didn't have to throw until the ninth inning," he said. "If I wanted to throw until the end of the ninth inning today, I shouldn't have had a hit."

Giving up the shutout against Kiwoom was a little burdensome for me to feel on my own, throwing a season-high 107 pitches in seven innings against Daejeon Samsung on the 5th, which was the previous mound. However, the Lotte match remained strong, and the score was relatively tight at 4-1, so I wanted to finish until the end of the ninth inning by preventing the consumption of the bullpen must-win group.

Above all, I wanted to make up for my poor performance in the last game. In the second game of the doubleheader against Daejeon SSG on the 17th, Weiss lost the game with five hits, two walks, eight strikeouts and four runs in five innings. It wasn't a big throw, but he allowed a turnaround by giving up four runs in just one inning in the fifth inning, and the team also lost 2-5, and Weiss had a burden on his own.

Weiss said, "We showed sluggish performance in the match against SSG, and we were very disappointed as the team lost. Today, I took the mound with a renewed mind," adding, "I tried to get rid of complicated thoughts and play simply. Today, the proportion of sliders was higher than that of sweeper, and the curve worked well, allowing the game to go well. I want to give credit to Lee Jae-won for his good lead from the first inning," and he did not forget to thank the catcher Lee Jae-won again.