Bears manager moving starter Logue to bullpen for KBO postseason
Doosan Bears manager Kim Won-hyong announced Monday his American starting pitcher Zach Logue will pitch out of the bullpen during the upcoming Korean baseball postseason. With one final regular-season game left Monday evening, the Bears have long clinched the fifth seed in the Korea Baseball Organization (KBO) and a spot in the wild card round. It will start Wednesday against the No. 4 seed —…
Doosan Bears manager Kim Won-hyong has announced that starting pitcher Zach Logue will be moved to the bullpen for the upcoming KBO postseason. The Bears, who have already secured the fifth seed, will face either the Kia Tigers or the LG Twins in the wild card round, set to begin on Wednesday. The lower-seeded team will face a tougher challenge, as they must win two straight games on the road to advance.
In contrast, the higher-seeded team only needs a tie or a win in two attempts to progress. Kim emphasized that the team should focus on winning the next two games without getting ahead of themselves.
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