20 years as an infielder, why suddenly pick up an outfield glove? Twin father's weighty words: 'I have to do it to make a living'

Kang Seung-ho, a player who has dedicated nearly two decades to playing as an infielder since middle school, has surprisingly started training with an outfield glove. This significant shift in his career was revealed by Doosan Bears manager Kim Won-hyung during the team's final training session before the All-Star break on July 15.

Manager Kim Won-hyung announced the team's plan to utilize Kang Seung-ho as a corner outfielder in the second half of the season. This strategic move comes after a period where the team was already considering changes, particularly following a trade involving Kim Min-seok near the end of the first half.

When asked about the reason for this unexpected transition, manager Kim Won-hyung offered a pragmatic explanation: "I have to do it to make a living." This statement underscores the competitive nature of professional baseball and the constant need for players and teams to adapt to changing circumstances and ensure their success and survival in the league.

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I have to do it to make a living.