Jeong-hoo Lee (26) of the American Major League Baseball (MLB) San Francisco Giants finally makes his debut in an exhibition game.
Missed the game from the 25th to the 27th due to a minor side injury.
On the 27th (Korean time), reporter Susan Slusser of the San Francisco Chronicle, a local media outlet in San Francisco, posted a photo of San Francisco's starting lineup for an exhibition game against the Seattle Mariners on the 28th on her personal ),” he said. 파워볼사이트
According to reporter Slusser, San Francisco has Lee Jeong-hoo (center fielder) – Tyro Estrada (second baseman) – Lamonte Wade Jr. (first baseman) – Jorge Solaire (designated hitter) – Wilmer Flores (third baseman) – Patrick Bailey (catcher) – The batting line was formed in the following order: Casey Schmidt (shortstop), Elliott Ramos (right fielder), and Luis Matos (left fielder). The starting mound will be guarded by Jordan Hicks.
Lee Jeong-hoo will be making his debut in an exhibition game, but he was excluded from the starting lineup on the 25th and 27th due to mild side pain. As he has completed normal batting and defensive training, he will participate in the exhibition game against Seattle.
Lee Jung-hoo, who signed a six-year contract with San Francisco for $113 million (approximately 148.4 billion won) in December last year, has been receiving a lot of attention as the team's number one hitter even before his debut. On the 15th, San Francisco manager Bob Melvin said, “It would be shocking if Lee Jeong-hoo does not appear as the number one hitter in the opening game of the (regular season),” and early on predicted Lee Jung-hoo to be the leadoff hitter.
Meanwhile, San Francisco, which has yet to win in an exhibition game, is aiming for its first win in Lee Jeong-hoo's debut game. In the game against the LA Angels on the 27th, they lost 9-11 after a hard-fought game. Their record in exhibition games is 2 losses. 슬롯게이밍
