This year’s professional baseball honorees from March to April were KIA Tigers and NC Dinos.
From the opening of the regular season on March 23rd until April, KIA recorded 21 wins and 10 losses and NC recorded 20 wins and 11 losses, ranking 1st and 2nd in the middle rankings.
Thanks to the early wins, KIA maintains the lead even though it was a half-beat (3 wins and 3 losses) until the 9th of May.
NC also fell short of the .500 win rate with 2 wins and 4 losses this month, but maintained second place. 카지노사이트킹
While the two leading teams faltered, the Lotte Giants and KT Wiz, who were only piling up losses, rebounded sharply in May.
The two teams, who were struggling at the bottom with 12 wins, 1 draw, and 20 losses (KT) and 8 wins, 1 draw, and 21 losses (Lotte), respectively, recorded 5 wins and 1 loss in May and began to break out of the bottom tier.
KT rose from 9th to 7th, and Lotte also eliminated the gap with the 9th-place Hanwha Eagles and was on the verge of dropping out of last place.
8th place Kiwoom Heroes and Hanwha, who suffered a shocking 6 straight losses, were on the verge of falling to the bottom.
The 6th-place Doosan Bears also ignited the competition for mid-tier rankings with an exciting 5-game winning streak.
LG Twins, SSG Landers, and Doosan, tied for 4th place, were closely tied with a 1-lead difference in winning percentage without a win.
The three teams are trailing the third-place Samsung Lions by 1.5 games, so they will attempt to turn things around in a three-game series over the weekend.
As the middle and lower ranks fluctuate, the battle for rankings is becoming more heated.
The weekend matchup is also exciting.
KT and Doosan, both enjoying 5 consecutive wins, will clash in Jamsil.
Lotte’s batting lineup, with its bat on fire, is poised to continue its progress at home against the LG mound, which is weaker than last year.
SSG Landers’ new foreign pitcher Drew Anderson, who will replace Robert Dugger, will make his KBO League debut in Gwangju against the KIA Tigers on the 10th.