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Former Doosan Bears pitcher Chris Flexen recorded a quality start, but he became a losing pitcher.

Flexen, a starting pitcher for the Chicago White Sox, started the away game against the Kansas City Royals at Kaufman Stadium on the 7th and recorded a quality start of six hits one home run, two walks, four strikeouts and three runs in six ⅓ innings, but lost because he was not supported by the batters.

Flexen, who became a losing pitcher with six hits, three walks, one strikeout and four runs in four ⅓ innings in his first appearance against the Atlanta Braves on the 2nd, lost two consecutive games, but showed better performance than before.

The team successfully overcame the crisis in the bottom of the first inning. Flexen started the game by allowing infield hits to shortstop Michael Garcia and right-handed hit to No. 2 Bobby Witt Jr., but had no outs and runners on first and second bases. Flexen handled Vinny Pasquantino with a fly to center field and caught Salvador Perez with a double play just ahead of the third baseman.

After overcoming the crisis in the first inning, he regained stability. He pitched three outs in the bottom of the second, third and fourth innings. Flexen allowed Nelson Velazquez to hit right after one out in the bottom of the fifth inning, and allowed Nick Loftin to walk straight.

Game 5 of the Korean Series between Doosan and NC in the 2020 KBO League was held at Gocheok Sky Dome in Seoul on the afternoon of the 23rd. Starting pitcher Flexen is pitching.

The game between the Doosan Bears and the NC Dinos in Game 2 of the 2020 KBO League Korean Series was held at Gocheok Sky Dome on the 18th. Doosan Flexen is cheering in the bottom of the fifth inning, treating NC Lee Myung-ki with a double play.

Game 4 of the 2020 KBO League playoffs between KT Wiz and Doosan Bears was held at Gocheok Sky Dome on the 12th. Doosan won 2-0 and advanced to the Korean Series for the sixth consecutive year. Doosan Flexen and Park Se-hyuk cheer as the game ends.

After a pitching coach came up to cool off his head for a while, Flexen displayed tremendous play by keeping the second baseman in check during Garrett Hampson’s at-bat. Then, he struck out Hampson and ended the inning.

In the bottom of the sixth inning, Bobby Witte Jr. was allowed a left-handed hit after two outs, and the catcher dropped the ball back, making it two outs and second base, but he caught Vinny Pasquantino with a foul fly to the third baseman and finished it until the sixth inning without a run.

The score was 0-0 as Kansas City hitters failed to draw until the top of the seventh inning. Flexen returned to the mound in the seventh inning, but failed to finish the game and was replaced. Salvador Perez allowed a left-handed hit, and MJ Melendez allowed a two-run shot to the mid-wall. Melendes hit a hard 91.5-mile fastball that was pushed to the center, and center fielder Dominic Fletcher attempted a jump catch. However, the ball went into and out of the glove, and went over the fence, making it a home run.

Flexen grounded Nelson Velazquez to the second base, but allowed Nick Loftin to walk with four consecutive balls after striking the first pitch. Despite only 77 pitches, the White Sox bench decided to replace him. Flexen went down, and Jordan Ledger took the mound.

However, Ledger hit consecutive singles by Garrett Hampson and Kyle Isbell to load the bases with one out, and allowed infield hits to Maikel Garcia, giving up one more run. After striking out Bobby Witt Jr., third pitcher Tanner Banks struck out Vinny Pasquantino, ending the crisis without allowing any additional runs. 슬롯사이트 순위

The White Sox struck out eight times by Royals starter Michael Waka in the seventh inning, tied to only two hits, and failed to score a point in the eighth and ninth innings, losing 0-3.

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