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Taiwan left-handed fireballer who made Korea tremble in Hangzhou. Still in Double-A… Still unable to withstand the second inning and gave up seven runs

Uncategorized By cebu220815@gmail.com · 7월 17, 2024 · 149 Comments

Lin Yu-min, a member of the Amarillo Sword Poodles, a double-A team of the Arizona Diamondbacks, started in an away game against the Tulsa Drillers of the Los Angeles Dodgers on Monday (Korea time), and was substituted after failing to last two innings. He had four hits (one homer) and three walks, two strikeouts and seven runs (non-earned) in one ⅔ inning. As it collapsed at the end of the second inning, the pitcher was replaced urgently, and after that, Amarillo was defeated 2-16.

Lin Yu-min is a familiar pitcher to Korean fans as he started the game against South Korea at the Asian Games last year. Lin, who was the starting pitcher at the preliminary match at the time, pitched sliders, curves, and change-ups on a fastball of 150 kilometers to lead the team to victory by allowing six scoreless innings against the Korean batters. They met again in the final, and Lin was the starting pitcher at that time. Amid Moon Dong-ju’s good pitching, South Korea targeted Lin to score two runs and won the gold medal by winning 2-0. Lin also pitched well in the final by allowing two runs in five innings, but lost the match as his batters were blocked.

He was in Double-A last year, but is playing in Double-A this season as well. In the bottom of the first inning, he was in danger of having runners on second base due to hits and wild pitches after two outs, but he struck out Austin Beck with a swing and miss. 카지노사이트 모음

The bottom of the second inning was long and long. He allowed a double to Damon Case with the sixth batter and Brendan Davis to ground out to the third base, but the third baseman’s throwing error put him on the verge of being runners on the second and third bases with one out. He allowed a walk to Jose Ramos on the eighth. He had a close game with Brandon Lewis, the ninth, but the sixth pitch was declared a low ball to his body, resulting in a walk to be pushed. He then struck out Alex Freeland, the first player, with a swing and miss, to make it two outs, but he got a three-run double to Tyler Young, the second player, and made it 0-4 at once.

Then, Dalton Rushing hit a two-run shot over the right fence. He gave up a walk to Austin Beck and eventually replaced him with Luke Albright. However, Albright was also shaky. He allowed two strikeouts and a bases loaded with two outs, and two runners came on due to consecutive wild pitches, making it 0-8. Another walk was made, with two outs and runners on the first and third bases, and Ramos hit a left-handed hit to give up another run. He managed to end the bottom of the second inning by catching Lewis with a fly to the left field. Lin Wien-min gave up a whopping seven runs, but all of them were recorded as self-imposed due to his error. He is 1-2 with a 5.29 ERA in seven appearances in Double A and one in Single A in the minor league this season.