At least hit + 6 wins and 1 loss overwhelmed, but KIA is afraid of 'Rapak'... Why on earth
At least hit + 6 wins and 1 loss overwhelmed, but KIA is afraid of 'Rapak'... Why on earth
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KIA Tigers are heading to Daegu Lions Park with two wins.
This season's memories at Rafak (named Lions Park) are "clear."
The team overwhelmed the Lions with six wins and one loss in seven face-to-face meetings. The winning rate is .857. The team's batting average for the limited season of Daegu games is .335, with 13 homers and 49 RBIs, and the team's on-base plus slugging percentage (OPS) stands at 0.961.스포츠토토
It wasn't just good batting performance. KIA had an ERA of 3.95 in the Daegu game, ranking second after KT (2.73). With 12 homers, the team ranks third after KT and LG with 11 homers. With only 50 hits in 66 innings, the team ranks first in the minimum number of hits.
Lions Park is a 'fear ground' for all team pitchers.
The number of homeruns at Lions Park in this season is 216. The team ranks second overall after Jamsil Stadium with 220. However, the team is practically No. 1 in that LG and Doosan share the Jamsil Stadium with each other. The number of homeruns is more than that of Landersfield (194), the home run factory. The number of homeruns is more than double that of Sajik Stadium in Busan with the fewest number of homeruns at 98.
Lions Park is considered the most batter-friendly stadium. The distance to the center fence is 122.5 meters, but the distance between left and right is only 107 meters due to the angled outfield fence. It is eight meters shorter than Incheon Landers Field (115 meters between left and right), which is also known as the "home run factory." For batters, the green space behind the club also makes the ball more visible.
Kia, which has built up good opponent teams and two-stroke statistics at the Lions Park, is confident as it has secured victory in both the first and second games of the Korean Series at its home turf.
However, Kia still cannot be relieved.
The regular season and the Korean Series are in a different world. It is true that KIA has made good memories in Daegu, but the Korean Series, which is played with the highest concentration in every inning, can be colored with different colors. Given the characteristics of Lions Park, which is not strange whenever a home run is launched, an unexpected shot can disrupt the flow of the game. Samsung, which ranks first in the team's home run category (185), can always win the title with a single shot. This is also the part that Kia has been most concerned about ahead of the upcoming Korean Series.
Having secured a 90 percent chance to win the Korean Series by winning two games is not necessarily a boon. Samsung, which bowed its head in Gwangju, will be able to regain momentum if it returns to the "lion cave." Lions Park, which attracted the largest number of spectators in the non-metropolitan area with a cumulative 1.34 million and an average of 18,000 this season, is expected to display fever beyond imagination. One-sided cheering for Samsung's rebound could come back as an arrow to KIA.
We still have two more steps to go to the V12. Will the tiger survive in the lion's den.