Choi Won-jun turns double play as Jeon Sang-hyun saves KIA from the brink
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At a glance
- Jeon Sang-hyun entered with KIA leading 4-3 and the bases loaded in the eighth inning against KT Wiz.
- He completed a 1⅔-inning save, while Choi Won-jun turned a double play during the decisive escape.
- KIA won 6-3 at Gwangju KIA Champions Field for its second consecutive victory.
Jeon Sang-hyun came in with KIA Tigers on the brink against KT Wiz, the score at 4-3 and the bases loaded in the eighth inning. The reliever responded with a 1⅔-inning save and helped secure a 6-3 victory at Gwangju KIA Champions Field.
The situation carried extra tension because the opposing batter was Choi Won-jun, Jeon’s former teammate. Choi made a double-play connection during the crucial sequence, helping KIA escape the threat.
The victory gave KIA its second consecutive win. Jeon said he entered the game thinking he had to get a strikeout.
I thought I had to get a strikeout no matter what.
Originally published by Chosun Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.