*UPDATE* I've been painfully sick for the past three days. As soon as the seasons change in Daegu, I get sick. It's happened every year for 3 years. This year was the worst. I called in sick on Tuesday(I couldn't move), I went to work on Wednesday(I was sent home after proving that I was unable to speak at an audible volume) and I gutted out today. Scores with winners and losers. I've got some catching up to do.
That new intern at the Korea Times was a busy little bee this weekend. He posted not one, but two articles. In the first, the KBO has set an attendence record. Over 5 million fans have attended KBO games this season. In the second, Lee Seung-yeop has continued to hit the baseball well for Yomiuri. It's amazing what happens when ballplayers are given a chance to get healthy.
What we have here is Jerry Royster making good on a promise. When he first took the job, he said he would sing if they made the playoffs. Well. Lotte is in the playoffs and Mr. Royster led the team in a stirring rendition of "부산 갈매기"(Busan sea gull).
On to the roundup...
9/26
Doosan 1, Samsung 0
W - Lee Hye-cheon (7-5), L - John Ennis (1-3), S - Jeong Jae-hoon (18)
LG 3, SK 1
W - Lee Beom-joon (3-1), L - Song Eun-beom (8-6), S - Jeong Jae-bok (13)
The Heroes 5, KIA 4
W - Ma Il-yeong (11-10), L - Kwak Jeong-cheol (1-1), S - Shingo Takatsu (8)
9/27
Doosan 5, Samsung 0
W - Matt Randel (8-9), L - Yoon Seung-hwan (9-11)
SK 8, The Heroes 4
W - Kim Kwang-hyeon (16-4), L - Kim Seong-hyeon (0-4), S - Esteban Yan (6)
KIA 1, LG 0 (11)
W - Han Ki-ju (2-2), L - Ryu Taek-hyeon (0-1)
Lotte 4, Hanhwa 3
W - Kang Yeong-shik (6-2), L - Kim Hyeok-min (4-5)
9/28
Samsung 10, Doosan 9
W - Jeong Hyeon-wook (10-4), L - Lee Seung-hak (6-5), S - Oh Seung-hwan (38)
The Heroes 4, SK 3
W - Min Seong-ki (1-0), L - Esteban Yan (1-1)
Lotte 4, KIA 2
W - Lee Yong-hoon (6-7), L - Im Joon-hyeok (5-5), S - David Cortes (8)
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