Winning team’ LG announces starting lineup for San Diego game

 The LG Twins will send out all of their key players to the San Diego game.


The LG Twins will hold a practice game against the San Diego Padres at Gocheok Sky Dome in Seoul at 12:07 p.m. on the 18th.

Even though it was a practice match where winning or losing was not important, LG expressed its will to win. Before the game, LG coach Yeom Kyung-yeop said, “But shouldn’t we win the game?”

But I don't plan on overdoing it. Coach Yeom said, "Today is a friendly match. I think the most important thing is to raise the players' game sense as we start the season."

He continued, "It won't be of much help to the senior players, but I hope that for the younger players, by producing good results today, it will be an opportunity for them to grow to another level through a good experience of success."

On this day, LG had Park Hae-min (center fielder) - Hong Chang-ki (right fielder) - Kim Hyun-soo (designated hitter) - Austin (first baseman) - Oh Ji-hwan (shortstop) - Moon Bo-kyung (third baseman) - Park Dong-won (catcher) - Moon Seong-ju (left fielder) - Shin Min-jae (second baseman) ), and the starting lineup was drawn up. The starting pitcher is Lim Chan-gyu.

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