Usually, pitchers can tell by themselves how good their condition is, but they feel more objective after looking at the ball speed. When pitching feels good, but there are times when the ball speed doesn't come out well, more people believe in ball speed, which is an objective indicator.먹튀검증

Arrest is one of the best practices in spring camp. When pitching in a bullpen session, he throws 60-80 percent of the time during the season, but sometimes his pitches are less fast than during the season, which surprises officials and fans.

However, there are times when a player's body is in a good shape but his or her speed is low. Not only the player himself or her surroundings may feel embarrassed. If he or she gets less restricted, people around him may think that he or she has not trained much.

Main players tend to pull themselves up slowly depending on their routines, but those who don't can get hurt if they try too hard to speed up their speed. In particular, rookies, young players, and players in the 1st and 5th teams or 2nd teams who have to catch the eye of coaching staff may feel impatient.

Son Joo-young, the left-handed ace produced by the LG Twins last year, did not measure his speed gun in the first bullpen pitching, and he put a speed gun on the bullpen pitching on the 7th (Korea time), the second time, but he was a little embarrassed. Son Joo-young, whose maximum speed was 152km last year, and he recorded about 148km on a bad day, but 140km was his maximum speed even though he was 80% of the bullpen pitching. Son Joo-young's arrest can be seen as a somewhat unexpected result at a time when there are already articles on pitchers who are speeding up to their maximum speed in the regular season. Still, Son Joo-young said, "I'm not getting as much as I thought yet. I'm going to slowly raise it during the rest of the camp."

Game 5 of the semi-playoff between the LG Twins and the KT Wiz at Jamsil Stadium on Wednesday. Daily MVP Son Joo-young poses. Jamsil = Reporter Park Jae-man [email protected] /2024.10.11/
These are comments that he can make because he knows his location and physical conditions. Son may feel embarrassed, but he can be interpreted as being mentally stable. Although Son will play in the postseason for the first time last year, he pitched confidently as if he were a pitcher he had thrown before. In the third and fifth semi-playoff games against KT Wiz, he pitched in the middle of the game, allowing no runs and recording one win and one hold, which helped LG advance to the playoffs.

Son had to do his best in the spring camp to become the fifth starting pitcher last year, but now he has been confirmed as the fourth starting pitcher, which gives him plenty of time until the regular season. There is no need to speed up his pitching speed. And he has no reason to overdo his physical condition. He pitched 144 ⅔ innings as the first full-time starter last year, and threw in the postseason as well, which required considerable physical consumption. He played as a substitute in the fourth playoff game against the Samsung Lions, but unfortunately gave up participating in the championship despite being selected as a member of the Premier 12 national team due to elbow injury. He stopped pitching right away when he felt something abnormal, and he was able to exercise just after two weeks of rest, but he had to be cautious.

Son recorded 9 wins and 10 losses and an earned run average of 3.79 last year, ranking eighth overall in ERA and second in Korea. He has displayed fairly stable performance as a left-handed starter, displaying qualities as a starting member for the next generation of national teams. However, Yoon Seok-min, Hanwha Ryu Hyun-jin, and SSG Kim Kwang-hyun, who retired during the off-season, appeared on a YouTube channel to talk about the next generation of pitchers as the ace of the national team, but the names of left-handed pitchers including Son Joo-young were not mentioned.

In response, Son Joo-young said, "I think I need to do my best," and added, "I think I need to show an overwhelming performance and imprint my name on my seniors." "I want to throw more than 160 innings in 28 to 30 games as a starter, and I want to win 15 games," he said.

This is just training for the regular season in the spring camp. Arresting in the spring camp is not important at all. It was an episode that confirmed Son's strong mentality.