KIA survives bases-loaded comeback threat with determined diving double play
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At a glance
- The KIA Tigers beat the KT Wiz 6-3 in Gwangju to secure a winning series.
- KIA rallied for a second consecutive comeback win and restored its season record to 13 games above .500.
- The victory extended KIAโs lead over fifth-place Doosan to 4.5 games.
The KIA Tigers turned a bases-loaded threat into a spectacular defensive escape, then completed another comeback victory over the KT Wiz.
KIA defeated KT 6-3 in Gwangju on the fifth, securing a winning series and winning back-to-back games after rallying on consecutive days. The result helped erase some of the disappointment from a two-game midweek losing streak against the NC Dinos.
The victory also restored KIAโs season record to 13 games above .500. Its gap over fifth-place Doosan widened to 4.5 games.
KIA manager Lee Beom-ho singled out Ha Joo-seok, saying he wanted to praise him for his โfine defensive play.โ The report said veteran players also made an impact in the game.
I want to praise Ha Joo-seok for his fine defensive play.
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.