MLB Kim Ha-seong visits Fenway Park for the first time, hits 7 consecutive games

MLB Kim Ha-seong visits Fenway Park for the first time, hits 7 consecutive games

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Kim Ha-seong (28, San Diego Padres) produced a hit at Fenway Park, which he visited for the first time, and continued his hitting streak for the past

seven games.

Ha-seong Kim started as the 7th hitter and shortstop in the 2024 American Professional Baseball Major League (MLB) visiting game against the

Boston Red Sox held at Fenway Park in Boston, Massachusetts, USA on the 29th (Korean time) and hit 1 hit in 4 at-bats.

Kim Ha-seong maintained a season batting average of 0.223 (63 hits in 282 at-bats).

Since entering the major leagues in 2021, Kim Ha-seong has never had the opportunity to stand at Fenway Park during the 502 games he has played

up until this day.

It wasn't until his 503rd game that he stepped onto the Fenway Park grounds.

Kim Ha-seong hit a ground ball to third base in his first at-bat in the second inning.

However, San Diego appeared as the leadoff hitter in the 5th inning, trailing 0-1, and hit Boston right-handed starter Nick Pivetta's 136 km/h slider

toward center 안전한카지노 field.

The batted ball flew quickly at 163 km/h.

Ha-seong Kim's hit was the starting point for a large number of scores.

San Diego scored nine runs in the fifth inning alone, including a two-run home run by Kyle Higashioka that flew over the 45-foot Green Monster.

Kim Ha-seong added a run on Higashioka's home run, his 44th of the season.

However, he failed to record a multi-hit (two or more hits in one game).

Kim Ha-seong struck out the next time he came to bat in the 5th inning, and he struck out again in the 7th inning.

San Diego beat Boston 9-2, extending its winning streak to four games.