At Gocheok Dome, where there is no problem even if it rains, Hanwha tries to win 10 consecutive games for the first time in 26 years

At Gocheok Dome, where there is no problem even if it rains, Hanwha tries to win 10 consecutive games for the first time in 26 years

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Rain across the country is reported on Wednesday. Heavy rain is forecasted in the southern regions of the country, in particular. The 10 KBO League teams, which have been running tirelessly due to the three consecutive Children's Day games, will resume the race at five stadiums across the country on Wednesday after a good rest on Saturday. However, it remains to be seen how many games will be held due to the rain forecast.

One thing is for sure. The game will be held at Gocheok Sky Dome in Seoul. The Hanwha Eagles will compete against the home team Kiwoom Heroes for the first time in 26 years in a row.스포츠토토

Kiwoom and Hanwha will meet at Gocheok Dome in Seoul at 6:30 p.m. on the 9th. Hanwha is currently on a nine-game winning streak. It beat the Samsung Lions on the 7th and has won nine consecutive games for the first time in 20 years.

Up until a month ago, Hanwha was at the bottom of the league. The starting lineup and the mound, which had high expectations at the exhibition game, performed their part relatively, but the batters were a problem. The harmony of pitching and hitting was poor.

The mound was solid. Hanwha's earned run average (ERA) for this season is 3.18, ranking second after the KT Wiz (3.11). The starting lineup led by Cody Ponce, Ryan Weiss, Ryu Hyun-jin, Um Sang-baek and Moon Dong-ju is the strongest in the league. The bullpen session where Kim Seo-hyun keeps the back door is also reliable. During his consecutive wins, his team's ERA stands at 1.95.

With the mound firmly established, the team's batters began to score as many points as needed. After staying at the bottom of the list last month, the team garnered eight consecutive wins and rebounded hotly. It was a starting win in all eight games. It was a first-ever record in the team's history.

Thanks to its recent winning streak, the team is now tying for the lead to become the sole leader. It had 24 wins and 13 losses overall in the season, defeating the LG Twins, who had been atop the league since the first day of the season's opening, and flying to the top of the rankings.

The next goal is to secure 10 consecutive wins. Hanwha has never had a double-digit winning streak in the 21st century. The last time it had achieved 10 consecutive wins was at the end of the 1999 season. It was the only season when the Hanwha Eagles won the Korean Series. The record set by Hanwha was 14 consecutive wins in 1992 when the team was sweeping the entire body.

Starting from Hanwha is Um Sang-baek. He is a transfer to the FA. Um has one win and three losses with an ERA of 5.06 this year.