Kiwoom-SSG game in Game 2 of the “2022 Shinhan Bank SOL KBO Postseason” was held at SSG Landers Field in Incheon on the 2nd. Former head coach Kim Sung-geun was the first pitcher in Game 2 of the Korean Series, but the first pitch was canceled as the national mourning period for the “Itaewon disaster” was declared. Former head coach Kim Sung-keun, who led the “dynasties” of the SK Wyverns, the predecessor of SSG, has been on the path of a leader since 1969. Since taking over as SK manager in 2007, he has led a total of three combined championships over the past five years.
He later coached the Hanwha Eagles and coached and advisor to the Softbank Hawks in the Japanese professional baseball league. Recently, director Kim Sung-keun is now returning to “The Wild.” Former head coach Kim Sung-geun said, “I never said I would retire. 51 years is over,” he said. “I was a 28-year-old leader, and I had a lot of thoughts when I heard that it’s been 50 years,” he said, adding, “There’s nothing set in the future yet.”
Kim Sung-keun, who is watching Game 2 of the Korean Series on Skybox, still showed charisma. At the beginning of the game, KBO President Heo Gu-yeon visited the sky box and talked a lot with head coach Kim Sung-geun. Former head coach Kim Sung-geun said in an interview with reporters after the bottom of the fourth inning, “I think there is no tension because I can watch baseball from above, not from the ground.”
Then, when asked about Kim Kwang-hyun’s performance in the first round, he said, “In 2007, Kim Kwang-hyun was a rookie, so there was no pressure.” But yesterday, I was more motivated to win. You were in such a hurry. So I think I’m a little tired on the way,” he said. 사설 토토사이트
When asked about the ‘most memorable moment’, he said, “There’s nothing good about it. But I’m happy when I teach someone and the player gets better and grows. “If you look at yesterday’s game, it’s Kim Kang-min’s home run,” he said, adding, “It was a home run that I couldn’t hit even when I was bright.” “You hit it clean yesterday,” he said, raising his thumb. Former head coach Kim Sung-geun walked away with a proud smile as he watched SSG’s 8-2 victory.
