Coach Lee had ordered the team to withdraw from the ground after being sent off in the bottom of the sixth inning when KT was trailing 1-3 against the KIA Tigers in Gwangju on the 24th.
In response, KBO said ahead of the KT-Hanwha match on the 27th, “We warned coach Lee Kang-chul, who ordered the team to withdraw from the ground after the referee's exit during the game.”
Paragraph 1.항 of the KBO ‘League Regulations' stipulates that “if a coach withdraws part or all of the team from the ground during or after an appeal, the coach is immediately sent off as an act that hinders smooth game management.”
Coach Lee Kang-chul, whom I met before the game, said, “What I said out of anger became a reason for disciplinary action. I have to admit that,” he said.
At that time, KT continued the game afterwards, but the four consecutive wins were suspended as it knelt 1-4.
Coach Lee said, “It was a game that I really didn't want to be sent off. It was a one-three situation. “I thought it was a game that I could play until the end,” he said. “But the rules were right.” 바카라사이트넷
KT outfielder Cho Yong-ho, who suffered from a hip injury, returned to the first division on the same day. Instead, Jang Jun-won went down to the second division.
Coach Lee Kang-chul said, “(Cho Yong-ho's) checked everything. I also talked to the second-tier coach. They say it's okay to hit the bat. From now on until the All-Star break, we have to take the players who can do it (with good power) as much as possible,” he said with determination.
Meanwhile, KT set up the lineup with Kim Sang-soo (shortstop), Kim Min-hyuk (left fielder), Anthony Alford (nominated hitter), Park Byung-ho (1st baseman), Jang Sung-woo (catcher), Hwang Jae-kyun (3rd baseman), Cho Yong-ho (right fielder), Bae Jung-dae (center fielder), and Oh Yoon-seok (2nd baseman). The starting pitcher is Ko Young-pyo.
