'How could this happen?' From 11 wins, 5 losses to 3 wins, 8 losses: Why LG was flipped 180 degrees by KT... 'Players who weren't there have arrived'

The LG Twins baseball team is facing a significant downturn against their former "nemesis," the KT Wiz, marking a stark 180-degree turn from their previous season's dominance. Last year, LG held a clear upper hand over KT. However, this season, the tables have completely turned, with LG now experiencing a disadvantage. The team suffered a 2-8 loss against KT on Tuesday at Jamsil Stadium, extending their losing streak to four games, their first of the season. Starting pitcher Im Chan-kyu struggled, unable to complete five innings, while the offense managed only six hits in a lackluster performance.

This dramatic shift in performance has left observers questioning the reasons behind LG's struggles. Manager Yeom Kyeong-yeop pointed to the absence of key players as a primary factor. "Players who weren't there before have come in," Yeom stated, implying that KT's lineup has been bolstered by returning or newly integrated players, while LG has been hampered by injuries or other player absences. This has directly impacted LG's ability to compete effectively against KT, a team they previously handled with ease. The team's pitching has faltered, and their typically potent offense has been silenced, leading to their current slump.

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Players who weren't there before have come in.