Major League Baseball (MLB) Korean infielder Kim Ha-sung (San Diego) flew after recharging with a honey-flavored break.

In an away game against Cincinnati at Great American Ball Park on Monday (Korea time), Kim started as shortstop for the eighth batter, and posted one hit and one walk from three times at bat. He had one hit and two more stolen bases, showing off his quasi-nationality.
His batting average for this season slightly increased from 214 to 216 (38 hits in 176 times at bat). Kim stole 13 bases this season.
Kim Ha-sung drew a walk in his first at-bat in the second inning, and struck out in the fourth inning. With one out and a runner on first base in the sixth inning, Kim Ha-sung hit an infield grounder and lived at first base while the leading runner was out.
Since then, Kim Ha-sung's fast feet have been outstanding. After stealing second base and third base, he robbed the opponent's battery. However, Kyle Higashioka, the follow-up batter, struck out and failed to hit a home run.
Kim had his first hit with a double in the top of the ninth inning with one out when the score was 4-4. However, he was out after running to third base as pinch hitter Luis Campusano tried to check the pitcher.
However, San Diego smiled after a game-winner in the 10th inning of overtime. Fernando Tatis Jr. hit a double and Jake Cronenworth's sacrifice hit, allowing two runs to win the game 6-4.
In a home game against San Francisco, Bae Ji-hwan of Pittsburgh came out as the ninth batter, center fielder, and had no hit in four times at bat. Bae's batting average reached 143, and his team lost 6-7. https://www.totositenet.com/