(LEAD) Tigers manager credits bullpen in crucial road win in KBO postseason
DAEGU, Oct. 26 (Yonhap) -- Following a road postseason victory in which his line...
Korea's Kia Tigers third baseman, Kim Do-yeong, is thriving under the adoration of fans and media as the team's top player, according to manager Lee Bum-ho. The 23-year-old star, who earned the regular-season MVP in 2024, appears to be enjoying the attention. Lee observed that Kim's experience from past postseason runs, including a championship win and MVP honors, has contributed to his confidence.
Despite being a young player, Kim has already claimed a title and represented South Korea in the World Baseball Classic and Asian Games this year. During Game 1 of the KBO postseason against the Samsung Lions in Daegu, Lee emphasized that Kim doesn't seem affected by the high expectations. He noted that some teammates tease Kim with playful pressure to maintain his strong hitting performance, but overall, the young slugger appears comfortable and at ease in the batter's box.
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