What if he didn't bring him? ERA 1.38 Untouchable must-win man recovered 151km of speed, KIA is the two finishers
What if he didn't bring him? ERA 1.38 Untouchable must-win man recovered 151km of speed, KIA is the two finishers
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Cho Sang-woo (31), a transfer student of the Kia Tigers, has regained the speed limit of 150 kilometers. He is also recovering his pitching capability during his heyday. He is not a man of the ninth inning, but is fiercely competing as a must-winner, who is equivalent to a closer. The Kia Tigers' must-winner is also seeking power that enabled the team to secure last year's championship. He gained strong strength from challenges at the top ranks.바카라
Cho Sang-woo took the mound in the eighth inning with a 3-2 lead over the LG Twins in 2025 professional baseball at Gwangju-Kia Champions Field on the 27th, giving up one walk and allowing no runs in one inning. He walked leadoff hitter Hong Chang-ki even though he grabbed a favorable ball count, but silenced the centerline leading to Kim Hyun-soo's Austin Moon Bo-kyung.
He posted an encouraging number. He posted a maximum speed of 151 kilometers. While dealing with Kim, he threw a 148-kilometer throw to secure an outcount, and when he greeted Austin, he threw a fastball of 151 kilometers following 149 kilometers. He successfully completed his journey of 146-147 kilometers to over 150 kilometers.
He has also displayed outstanding performance. He has taken the mound in 15 games with two wins, two losses and seven holds, and posted an ERA of 1.38. He had an earned run average of 2.45 in five games in March, and since April, he has had just one earned run in 10 games, and is pitching hard with ERA of 0.96. He is playing his role as a must-winner who blocks all players from taking the mound in the seventh or eighth inning.
He is enjoying the effect of trading to fill the gap between Jang Hyun-sik and his transfer to LG. With Jeon Sang-hyun fully revived, the must-win team, which leads to closer Jung Hae-young, is clearly operating. He has been in a vacuum for three innings. On the same day, Jung Hae-young blocked Jeon Sang-hyun and Jo Sang-woo without losing a point, gradually securing a 3-2 victory.
"I haven't seen the speed limit yet. I only saw the speed limit of 147 kilometers, but they said the speed limit was 151 kilometers, so I thought my speed limit would gradually increase. I didn't pay much attention to speed limit. Speed limit is a bit more comfortable in dealing with batters, but slowness does not mean you can't catch them. If the speed limit doesn't work, you can use a breaking ball or ball control. I think I'm getting better because I think I'm in balance little by little," Cho said.
"You have to get better. You're taking good care of yourself." "I think I have to get better as the season goes by. I compared and analyzed videos when I was good (at a training center in the U.S.) and videos when I was bad. I learned a lot of training drills that can help me perform more moves when I'm good. I think I'm getting better little by little as I keep doing it steadily," he said.
"Eight or ninth innings are all the same. I don't think saves are too big," Jung said, giving compliments to the closing pitcher. "Ha Young's ball power and rotation are so good. Even though batters know how to throw fastballs, she can't make contact because of her strong power. I like it. I tend to bend the ends a lot because I have a lot of horizontal turns. It's a slight rising rotation for her," he said, giving a thumbs-up.
Finally, he showed satisfaction with his life in Gwangju. "The baseball stadium always seems to be full. I am very grateful and enjoying it. I am giving strength to him. The players are well-organized and comfortable atmosphere. I think it's good because the older brothers always take good care of me. I am worried that I will gain weight because the food in Gwangju is so delicious. I am also close to Lee Woo-sung, my high school classmate," he said with a smile.