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LG Twins' rookie Moon Jung-bin hits first grand slam, expresses humility
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LG Twins' rookie Moon Jung-bin hits first grand slam, expresses humility

From Chosun Ilbo · () Korean

Translated from Korean, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • LG Twins' new cleanup hitter, Moon Jung-bin, hit his first career grand slam in a game against the KT Wiz.
  • The rookie's performance included 5 RBIs, setting a personal best in a single game.
  • Despite his success, Moon Jung-bin expressed a lack of personal greed for accolades.

Rookie Moon Jung-bin, now the cleanup hitter for the LG Twins, achieved a career milestone by hitting his first grand slam during a game against the KT Wiz. The young player, who started at first base, delivered a standout performance with his historic hit.

Moon Jung-bin's impressive outing saw him go 5-for-2 at the plate, including the grand slam, and drive in a personal best of 5 RBIs in a single game. This performance marks a significant moment for the player and the LG Twins as they navigate the professional baseball season.

Despite his remarkable achievement and the potential for him to be a contender for rookie of the year, Moon Jung-bin downplayed any personal ambition. When asked about his success, he stated, "I have absolutely no greed," indicating a humble approach to his burgeoning career.

The game against the KT Wiz was a crucial matchup, and Moon Jung-bin's contribution was pivotal. His ability to perform under pressure and deliver key hits underscores his potential impact on the team's season.

His performance has positioned him as a dark horse in the rookie of the year race, but his focus remains on contributing to the team's success rather than individual accolades. This attitude suggests a maturity beyond his years and a dedication to the sport.

I have absolutely no greed.

โ€” Moon Jung-binThe rookie player's response when asked about his success and potential accolades.
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Originally published by Chosun Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.