Batting average drops from .310 to .198; LG's cleanup hitter Moon Bo-gyeong must awaken

LG Twins' cleanup hitter Moon Bo-gyeong is experiencing a severe slump since his return from injury, marking his worst performance in the first half of the season. His batting average has plummeted from over .300 to .198, prompting concerns about his form.

Before sustaining an ankle injury in early May, Moon Bo-gyeong was a consistent performer, hitting above the .300 mark. He underwent a four-week rehabilitation period and returned to play in early June. However, in the month following his comeback, he has struggled to break out of a slump, batting only .198.

This decline in performance is a significant concern for the LG Twins, as Moon Bo-gyeong is a key offensive player. His struggles have impacted the team's overall offensive output.

The team is now looking to the upcoming All-Star break as an opportunity for Moon Bo-gyeong to reset and find his rhythm. The hope is that he can regain his previous form and become a consistent contributor in the second half of the season, helping the Twins contend.