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Former LG Twins coach Lee Jong-beom batted first in the Legends All-Star Game, the Korea-Japan Dream Players Game, at Escon Field in Kitahiroshima, Hokkaido, Japan, on Feb. 22, going 3-for-5 with three RBIs, three hits and two walks.

The “Son of the Wind” has no intention of becoming the “Master of the Wind. In his mid-50s, his swing speed is the same as it was in his 20s.

In his first at-bat in the first inning, he took a fastball from “Korea’s Killer” Uhehara and smashed it cleanly to left field, showing off his excellent hitting and initiative. Although Korea was disappointed to lose the game 6-10 after allowing a late three-run shot through Itoi, Lee Jong-beom left the tournament with memories as he was named the tournament’s MIP.

After the match, Lee said, “I lost the match, but it was a fun memory. I was happy to meet the juniors of Nippon Professional Baseball, whom I knew from my life in Japan,” he said after the game. He also congratulated Itoi, who was interviewed as the MVP, saying, “Congratulations on the home run.”

“I’m the oldest, so I have to be careful of injuries. It’s hard,” he warned himself, and then he delivered his best performance. “It was my first match in 13 years after retiring,” said Lee Jong-beom. I felt it in practice yesterday that my body wasn’t cooperating, but when it came down to it, I was nervous because I had an opponent, and that was the main thing. 카지노사이트 I enjoyed today. Before, I put all my energy into the Korea-Japan game, but today I felt like I was playing a neighborhood baseball game with good friends.” Itoi’s laughter cracked up at that.

Lee Jong-beom started as a center fielder and switched to second base.

He also had a big hit in the sixth inning. He made a spectacular diving catch on a line drive to right field, but his leg came loose and he made a throw to the plate, which was the only error of the game, allowing Itoi to score the winning run. “That throw is the limit of my age. I’m lying down all the time, so I’m not as quick on my feet,” he joked.

“I’ve only seen Escon Field on TV, but I’m going home with the feeling that I want our players to play in such a good stadium,” said Lee Jong-beom. “I think the players from both teams must have felt a lot today. I hope there will be more good friendly matches like this in the future, and it will be an opportunity for many retired players to participate.”