KIA Tigers' Lee Woo-sung, who returned from the first base to the outfielder, felt sorry in his heart. Originally, he was an outfielder and then first baseman, so he was not skilled at catching the throw. As a result, there were times when infielders' throws to first base were not good, they couldn't hold it properly. The error went to the infielder, but in fact, Lee Woo-sung felt sorry in his heart.온라인바카라

"At first base, I wanted to catch all the infielders' throws. It was as bad as I thought, but it was especially hard to catch Doyoung and Chan-ho throwing from a distance," Lee Woo-sung said. "It wasn't my mistake, but I felt sorry for Doyoung and Chan-ho's errors. Now that I'm going back to the outfield, I feel comfortable."

Since changing his position from the outfield to the first base last year, he has played in 112 games with a batting average of 288 (115 hits in 399 at-bats) and nine homers and 54 RBIs. It helped his team win, but he still had some regrets in his performance.

Kia recruited Patrick Wisdom instead of renewing contract with foreign player Socrates Brito. Socrates was an outfielder, but Wisdom was a first baseman. This meant that Lee soon lost his position. Lee returned to the outfield.

He showed good batting performance in the early days of the season, but showed lackluster performance after suffering a hamstring injury in late June. "I had a big injury. It hurt so much because it was my first time to hurt my hamstring. I was sluggish after coming back," Lee said. "My goal this camp was to stay healthy and not hurt until the end. I had a hit in today's game and ran to second base when the center fielder threw to third base. When I see such a baserunning without realizing it, I feel like I'm getting back my senses."

In the last practice game against KT Wiz in Okinawa on Thursday, Lee started the game as sixth baseman and left fielder, hitting a tying solo shot from opponent starter Soh Dong-joon in the bottom of the second inning, and hitting an RBI single in the bottom of the fifth inning. Lee, who had two hits in the match against Samsung on the previous day, will return to Korea with high sensitivity and batting performance of two hits and two RBIs from three times at bat.

"I don't care about my condition and just do what I was going to do, so I honestly don't know my condition," said Lee Woo-sung. "It's up to the coach to play in the competition when I come back to the outfield in the competition. All I have to do is come out in the morning and do my routine, and playing is the coach's choice," he said, adding that he will focus only on what he will do.

He has two goals. "I don't have a numerical goal," Lee said. "I'm so happy to win. I want to help my team win again this time. And I was not a player who took responsibility until the ninth inning of the series. I want to become a player who will take responsibility until the ninth inning this year."