Last week, 4 games → He is about to set a new record for the most participants...'No. 1 in number of appearances + No. 1 in consecutive games' overwhelming schedule, desperate for relief soldiers

Last week, 4 games → He is about to set a new record for the most participants...'No. 1 in number of appearances + No. 1 in consecutive games' overwhelming schedule, desperate for relief soldiers

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Twenty-one games, two consecutive games, nine consecutive games, and three consecutive games. Chung Hyeon-su (24), a second-year player of the Lotte Giants, is suffering from overwhelming schedule.먹튀검증

Chung also took the mound at a game against the Doosan Bears in Jamsil on Wednesday. His performance was not good. He took the mound at first base in the bottom of the fifth inning when his team was losing 3-6, and struck out Kim Jae-hwan, but was replaced after giving up a double to Oh Myung-jin and a walk to Kang Seung-ho. Kim Sang-soo, the next pitcher, allowed a timely hit following a sacrifice fly, resulting in two runs.

Still, his earned run average (ERA) is only 3.55. He has displayed impressive growth this season. He gained 23 ⅔ innings as a starting pitcher and reliever in the first team last year, and went to study abroad at the Chiba Lotte wrap-up camp in Japan right after the season.

Lotte manager Kim Tae-hyung also agonized over the left-hander bullpen last year. "You can throw well regardless of your right hand or left hand," he said, but he was disappointed because he couldn't. Veteran Jin Hae-soo was recruited, but his weakness was that he was seasoned but slow to catch.

Chung Hyeon-su was used as a one-point relief pitcher at the beginning of the season, but he has grown enough to be used as a bridge or a must-winner. Manager Kim Tae-hyung also said, "Jung Hyun-soo can go longer. I am worried because he is throwing too many games. He is doing his best in his role."

As the coach said, he is playing in a number of matches. Lotte has played in 30 matches this season, and Chung has played in a whopping 21 matches among them. He has his name engraved in three letters on 70 percent of games played by his team.

At the current pace, he will play 100 games in this season. He will slow down the pace by managing the team in the future, but is poised to surpass the current record of 85 games (50 ⅔ innings by Ryu Taek-hyun in 2004 and 77 ⅔ innings by Jung Woo-ram in 2008.

There are only 12 ⅔ innings yet, but the number of consecutive innings is also No. 1 in the league. It is clear that the pace at the beginning of the season is "hazardous."

Song Jae-young is showing good performance as a left-handed hitter specialist, but he was sluggish against Doosan, hitting a grand slam by Oh Myung-jin. Even Song Jae-young has no replacement player yet, but Chung Hyun-soo's presence is inevitable.

In particular, it is a great help to the must-win team line, where Jung Chul-won works hard alone. There is no news of Choi Jun-yong or Koo Seung-min going to the first team yet. Veteran Park Si-young has made efforts recently, but the presence of a certain must-win team is still there.

Coach Kim Tae-hyung said of Koo Seung-min, "If it's Koo Seung-min, I'll look for the record of the game. However, it's important to see reports that "it's definitely better," and Choi Jun-yong also said, "It's in the bullpen pitching stage. We have to start live pitching to think about when to register for the first team."