The opening entry of the KIA Tigers shows the possibility of a major twist. The practice test is over. The exhibition game against Gwangju SSG Landers was canceled on Thursday due to cold weather. However, the hosting of the SSG match on Wednesday is also uncertain. The temperature is lower than that of Thursday, and snow forecast has been made.온라인바카라

Then, coach Lee Bum-ho has no choice but to evaluate the players in eight games and make an opening entry. Who will be the 28 players who will play in the match against the Gwangju NC Dinos on Tuesday? They are the main players, and some are key backup players. However, some players are quite ambiguous.

Let's take a look at the mound first. The five starting pitchers will be James Nail, Yang Hyun-jong, Adam Oler, Yoon Young-cheol, and Kim Do-hyun. The four players, excluding Nail, will be registered in the first team on time for the starting date. In other words, one entry dropout could occur every day even after the opening game.

Except for this variable, in general, Jeon Sang-hyun, Jo Sang-woo, Lim Ki-young, Hwang Dong-ha, Kwak Do-gyu, Lee Joon-young, Choi Ji-min, and Kim Dae-yu are certain to be the starting pitchers for the bullpen. If Yoo Seung-cheol and Kim Ki-hoon come in here, there are 15 players. If all the starting pitchers come in, one or two players may be excluded from this.

As for the lineup, Park Chan-ho, Choi Won-joon, Kim Do-young, Na Sung-bum, Patrick Wisdom, Choi Hyung-woo, Kim Sun-bin, Kim Tae-gun, and Lee Woo-sung are the best combinations. On top of that, Han Jun-su is the main backup. These 10 players will definitely make the opening entry. And it can be said that about four backup fielders will be included.

In the infield, Seo Geon-chang, Byun Woo-hyuk, Yoon Do-hyun, Hong Jong-pyo, and Kim Kyu-sung. In the outfield, Lee Chang-jin is likely to be excluded from the opening entry due to a hamstring sprain. Nevertheless, newcomers such as rookie Park Jae-hyun, Park Jung-woo and Jung Hae-won strongly challenged.

Ko Jong-wook and Kim Ho-ryeong were excluded from the exhibition game for now. Excluding them, the eight players mentioned above are expected to be divided into the first and second teams with a 2-1 competition ratio. For now, Park Jae-hyun and Park Jung-woo are likely to be in the outfield. Jung Hae-won cannot make it to the opening entry because he is a nurturing player.

In the case of Park Jae-hyun, head coach Lee Bum-ho vowed to use it in the first division this year. He is fast-paced, has a high steal success rule, and has a good defense capability. He was also impressed by head coach Lee Bum-ho with a batting average of 0.417. With Lee Chang-jin, the possibility of entering the opening entry was mixed, but without Lee Chang-jin, Park Jae-hyun and Park Jung-woo will be able to enter the opening entry together. It can be a little unsettling to have one outfield backup.

For the five infielders, at least three to four players are expected to be included in the opening entry for now. As starting pitchers are registered, however, the part that is most likely to be excluded one by one should be the infielder. Among the five players, Hong stands out the most. Although Hong has been drawing attention due to issues other than the ground since last fall, he has apologized to fans and taken self-discipline.

He is displaying stellar performance at exhibition games. He has a batting average of 0.412 with two RBIs in eight games. Kim also has a batting average of 0.583 with one RBI in eight games. They have shown enough why they should survive in this year's first team. Rather, Yoon Do-hyun, who manager Lee Bum-ho said he would use as an infield player this year, has a low batting average of 0.071 in five games. He seemed to have a cold.

Lee Bum-ho, however, says he wants backup players to focus on defense and base running rather than hitting. "I value defense and base running. If the team's offense is not strong, we will appoint players who can bat well, but it is difficult to draw up an entry with that in mind." Hong and Kim will refer to the bat at exhibition games, but that is not all. At this point, it is hard to predict who will survive.

However, he gave a not-so-bad impression on Hong. "He is the best defensive resource among infield backup players. He is using three different positions (second baseman, shortstop, and third baseman) in exhibition games. If he gets a chance, he will join the team and wait in the background. Shouldn't he use it like he did last year?"