KT Wiz Prepare Collective Closing Plan During Park Young-hyun’s Absence
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At a glance
- KT Wiz manager Lee Kang-chul said the team plans to use a collective closing system during closer Park Young-hyun’s absence.
- Lee said KT could bunt late in games even with five- or 10-run leads as it seeks to limit the impact of the bullpen gap.
KT Wiz manager Lee Kang-chul says his team may bunt even with a 10-run lead as it adjusts to the absence of closer Park Young-hyun.
Lee announced plans for a collective closing arrangement during Park's absence. He also said KT would look for extra runs late in games, even when holding a wide advantage.
The approach would apply with leads of five runs and, if necessary, 10 runs. Lee presented the aggressive use of bunts as a way to remove the risks created by the missing closer.
KT recently faced Hanwha in Daejeon during a midweek series.
I will bunt even with a 10-run lead.
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.