Doosan Bears' Jeong Soo-bin refuses surgery, risks permanent disability for team

Doosan Bears' franchise outfielder Jeong Soo-bin is facing a difficult decision regarding a finger injury that could lead to permanent disability, yet he chose to play through the pain, risking his long-term health for the team.

On June 18th, Jeong entered as a pinch hitter against the KT Wiz at Jamsil Stadium. He managed to hit a double and score the game-winning run, showcasing his commitment despite the debilitating injury. However, after the game, he revealed the severity of his condition, stating, "My injured finger won't straighten. I might have to live with this disability for the rest of my life."

Jeong's decision has sparked concern among fans and the team management. His unwavering dedication to the Bears, often described as being "only for Doosan," is commendable but also raises questions about his well-being. The possibility of permanent finger disability underscores the immense personal sacrifice he is willing to make for his team's success.

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My injured finger won't straighten. I might have to live with this disability for the rest of my life.