LG Twins' young ace gives himself a 30/100: 'Team victory is top priority'

A young LG Twins pitcher has delivered a stark self-assessment, rating his performance in the first half of the season a mere 30 out of 100. The 21-year-old, a second-year player, acknowledged issuing too many walks and failing to secure crucial holds.

"I gave too many walks and couldn't stop the hold situations well... I'd give myself a 30 out of 100 for the first half," the pitcher stated. His candidness, whether seen as bold or overly harsh, reveals a deep desire for improvement.

Last year, he pitched 60 innings over 66 games, recording a 2.40 ERA. His performance included 3 wins, 1 save, and 7 holds. Beyond the statistics, his powerful fastball and reliability, even as a potential closer, have earned him trust.

Despite his personal critique, the young pitcher affirmed his ultimate goal: "LG's victory is the top priority." This statement underscores his commitment to the team's success above individual accolades or satisfaction.