Doosan jumped into the lead race with a 5-1 record in their six games last week.
After 10 days, they are in third place with 37 points (28 wins, 2 losses, 2 draws). They are 1.5 games behind leader LG (38 W, 26 L, 2 D) and one game behind second-place KIA (37 W, 26 L, 1 D). In 34 games played from May through May 10, Doosan has 21 wins and 11 losses (0.656 winning percentage), second only to LG (22 wins and 11 losses-0.667).
A key player in Doosan’s surge has been Young Gun ace Kwak Bin. He has started six games since May, going 4-0 with a no-decision. His 1.73 ERA was the only one in the league. In second place is Kia’s foreign pitcher Chris Nail (2.11). 스포츠토토 He is second in wins behind Lotte Wilkerson (5). He is also second in runs allowed per inning at 1.02, behind only William Cuevas (KT-0.80). Kwak Bin gave manager Lee Seung-yeop his 100th career win with a three-run shutout in five and one-third innings against Lotte on March 18. In a road game against KIA on April 24, he pitched seven shutout innings, striking out eight and allowing just three hits and one walk.
Doosan took the lead in the standings by eliminating Kia,
But dropped back-to-back games on the 25th and 26th to fall short of the top spot. With two foreign players, Raul Alcantara and Brandon Waddell, struggling, Doosan was able to stay in contention for the top spot thanks to Kwak-Bin’s strong play.
In recognition of his performance, Kwak was named the KBO’s May MVP. This is the first time a Doosan player has been named the monthly MVP since Ariel Miranda in October 2021, and the first Korean player since Yoo Hee-kwan in July 2016. 토토사이트 순위 “There were a lot of strong candidates, and it feels really good to beat them and win the monthly MVP for the first time,” Kwak said through the club. “I don’t think it’s because of my own performance, but rather on behalf of our team, which was really strong in the month of May.”