Juggling work and family. Doosan Bears’ Jung Soo-bin will have a busy day on the 13th.

In December 2021, Jung Soo-bin tied the knot with his bride, Dong-hee Sa, after dating for about a year. Since then, new life has come like a blessing: Ms. Sa is due to give birth on the 13th. “They say it’s a boy. I’m excited and looking forward to it.” “I feel like I have a sense of responsibility. I feel like I have a responsibility. I need to work harder and play baseball for a long time.”

Doosan will play a home game against SSG at Jamsil Baseball Stadium in Seoul at 6:30 p.m. on the 13th. Jung Soo-bin, the starting center fielder, expressed his intention to play. He said, “I will definitely come to the ballpark. However, we’ll have to wait and see if I’ll be able to play from the beginning or if I’ll come in during the game.” “As soon as I see my baby and know that my wife is healthy, I’ll come to play baseball. We are competing for the top five, so we have to come and do well.”

Doosan is in sixth place (60 wins, 1 loss, 57 draws) with a three-game winning streak through the last 12 days. They are two games behind fourth-place KIA (60 points, 2 draws, 53 games) and fifth-place SSG (62 points, 2 draws, 55 games). They need to finish at least in the top five to qualify for the postseason.

“We need to keep winning every game and try to change the standings. We are constantly checking the games of the fourth and fifth-ranked teams,” he said, “and that seems to motivate the players more.”

In addition to his trademark defense, he also powers the team with his bat. In 112 games this year without a roster spot, he batted .285 (410-for-117) with two home runs, 29 RBI, 59 runs scored and 28 stolen bases (third in the league). That’s a huge jump from hitting just .259 in each of the previous two seasons.

Minimizing Weaknesses and Building on Strengths Historically, Jeong has been up and down in the first half of the season, only to come alive in the second half. He was nicknamed “Autumn Soo-bin” and “Autumn Jeong” because he was flying high in the fall, especially in the postseason. This season, he got off to a fast start. After posting a .276 average in April and a .198 average in May, he boasted triple-digit batting averages in June (0.315), July (0.309), and August (0.333).

In September, he hit .290 in nine games. After hitting just .125 (2-for-16) in five games from Lotte on Sept. 3 to Samsung on Sept. 8, he produced hits in four straight games from Sept. 9 to Hanwha on Sept. 12, including a 3-for-3 performance with one double and one triple.

“I usually don’t play well until the middle of the season,” Jung said. This year, I think I focused more and maintained my performance from the beginning,” said Jeong. “Last week, I didn’t play well because I was in very bad shape. The weather was hotter than I expected for September, so my body didn’t feel like it was fall. I had 11 days and nights of rest to recover,” he said with a smile.

“I have many good memories of September and fall. Now that I’ve regained my form, I want to keep the momentum going. There are only a few matches left, and I hope to play well to the end and help the team fight for the top five.”먹튀검증

He plans to play and play and play to win. “I feel like I played baseball until my uniform got dirty. I don’t think I’ve slowed down much in terms of running.” “If my legs don’t get too bad, I’ll keep playing. My goal is to keep running like this until I retire. That’s why I always run hard,” he says with a smile.