Twins dealt another injury blow as they advance in KBO postseason
The first postseason victory of the year for the LG Twins came at a cost Wednesday night, as speedster Shin Min-jae suffered a left hamstring injury on a run-scoring squeeze play. By the looks of it, Shin may not be available for the rest of the Twins' postseason, however long it lasts. The Twins defeated the Doosan Bears 4-1 to grab the wild card in the Korea Baseball Organization (KBO)…
In a recent KBO postseason game, the LG Twins faced another setback to their roster as star player Shin Min-jae suffered a left hamstring injury. The incident occurred during a crucial run-scoring squeeze play in the bottom of the eighth inning, where the Twins had runners at the corners and Shin was the pinch runner. Shin bunted down the third base line, and Choi Won-young scored from third, with Shin eventually scoring from third base after beating out the throw by third baseman An Jae-seok.
However, the celebration was short-lived as Shin limped off the field, holding his left thigh. The team reported that the injury caused some tightness in Shin's hamstring, but no immediate tests were scheduled for that day. Following the game, Twins manager Youm Kyoung-youb stated, "It doesn't look good. He will have some tests tomorrow."
With this injury, it is likely that Shin will miss the remainder of the Twins' postseason run, if not the entire tournament.
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