"Samsung, did you see?" Samsung threw away the corner, showing off its crisis management ability in its first start of an exhibition game, pitching 3K scoreless in two innings
"Samsung, did you see?" Samsung threw away the corner, showing off its crisis management ability in its first start of an exhibition game, pitching 3K scoreless in two innings
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Connor Seabold (Tae's Fabay Rays), who was abandoned by the Samsung Lions, pitched well in his first appearance.메이저놀이터
Connor started the 2025 exhibition game against the Detroit Tigers at Charlotte Sports Park in Charlotte, Florida on the 5th (Korea Standard Time), and pitched well with one hit, three strikeouts and no walks in two innings.
Connor, who signed a minor league contract with Tampa Bay, threw impressive pitching at his first exhibition game on the day, giving a green light to his entry into the big league. If he becomes a member of the big league, he will be able to play with Kim Ha-sung in May.
The corner that caught Trey Sweeney grounded out to the second base in the top of the first inning sent out the next batter, Andy Ibanese, to the third baseman by an error. He struck out Spencer Tokelson by swinging but allowed Ibanese to steal second base. With runners on the second and second bases with two outs, he struck out fourth batter, Cole Keith, to end the inning.
Corner, who had a double off leadoff hitter Bly Madris in the top of the second inning, walked Ryan Cradle, facing crisis with no outs and runners on the first and second bases. However, after striking out Li Haoyu, he allowed two batters to fly balls to the infield and outfield to end the inning without losing a run.
Connor was drafted by the Philadelphia Phillies in 2017 and traded to the Boston Red Sox through a trade. Making his big league debut in 2021 with Boston, he left a humble 0-4 record with a 10.55 ERA over two seasons.
In 2023, he pitched in 27 games (13 starts) for the Colorado Rockies, but only went 1-7 with a 7.25 ERA. Ahead of the 2024 season, he turned to the KBO League and signed with Samsung.
He performed poorly in the early days of the season, but displayed good pitching after adapting himself to the sport. During 28 games and 160 innings, he posted an ERA of 3.43 and 158 strikeouts, and a 0.226 hit-out rate, as he performed as ace.
However, he was out for the season due to right scapula injury in the match against the Hanwha Eagles in Daejeon on Sept. 11, 2016. He failed to play in the playoffs and the Korean Series, before going back to the U.S.
Samsung abandoned the corner by signing Ariel Furado, the ace of the Kiwoom Heroes, instead of the corner.