League-leading Min-seok Choi says he is not chasing the wins title during AG break
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- Doosan Bears starter Choi Min-seok allowed one run over six innings against the Kiwoom Heroes.
- His performance put him in position for his 13th win and helped Doosan secure a 15-1 victory.
- Choi said he was not focused on winning the league victories title, saying he would have enough opportunities later.
Choi Min-seok delivered six strong innings for the Doosan Bears, then made clear that the league victories title is not driving him during the Asian Games break.
The right-hander allowed six hits, including one home run, and one run in Doosan’s home game against the Kiwoom Heroes at Seoul’s Jamsil Stadium. He also struck out five and issued one walk.
Choi left the mound with the conditions for his 13th win met. Doosan then completed a 15-1 victory over Kiwoom, with his outing providing the foundation for the one-sided result.
Despite leading the league, Choi said he had no particular desire to chase the most wins title. He said he would have enough chances to achieve it later.
I have no desire to win the most victories title. I can do that later as well.
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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.
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