'KS MVP' Kim Sun-bin "(Lee) Yong-gyu was the scariest..."But it was comfortable and I referred to the batting form."
'KS MVP' Kim Sun-bin "(Lee) Yong-gyu was the scariest..."But it was comfortable and I referred to the batting form."
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The KIA Tigers won their 12th championship in the Korean Series (KS) of the 2024 KBO League. At the center of it was Kim Sun-bin, who was named the MVP of the Korean Series.메이저놀이터
Kim has led his team to victory throughout the Korean Series by displaying strong performance. He had a batting average of 0.588 in the Korean Series alone. Notably, he garnered a double after a 10-pitch match against his opponent Won Tae-in in the fourth round, bringing about the trend of the series. Among the 99-member press corps, 46 votes went to him, and he was named the MVP of the Korean Series.
Kim Sun-bin was invited to appear on "Legendary Tigers," a YouTube channel dealing with the KIA Tigers and the predecessor Haitai Tigers, last month. For the first time in the appearance of an active player, Kim Sun-bin's stories with announcer Kim Gui-bin and Tigers fans are being released sequentially.
Kim won the hearts of fans by cheerfully answering questions facing him, including meetings with his wife, batting mechanism, stories about his height, stories about his nomination, and stories about his weight. The section, which was released on Monday, mainly focused on stories about relationships between seniors and juniors.
When asked who was the scariest senior when he joined the team, Kim replied, "(I) Yong-gyu (currently Kiwoom) was the scariest. He was also the head of Kia's military discipline team. It was also the scariest. He was also my roommate."
At the same time, however, Lee Yong-gyu is also a senior who was comfortable and helpful. "I referred to Yong-gyu's batting form a lot," Kim Sun-bin said about the batting form, adding, "I was scolded a lot, but Yong-gyu was comfortable. When I was in a room as a roommate, I said, 'Go out and exercise. (You're young) You have to go out and exercise a lot. Go swing,'" he said, thanking his senior for his advice.
Kim, also known as "tendere" (a word referring to a person who takes good care of others while being clumsy on the outside), is also the same in relation to his juniors. He seems to be criticizing, but he takes care of his juniors more than anyone else. He has a lot of good stories including the fact that he gave a bat to regular league MVP Kim Do-young.
When asked to pick the least obedient juniors, Kim said, "There are three. They are (Park) Chan-ho, (Choi) Won-jun, and (Kim) Do-young." However, he added, "Of course, there are times when they don't listen, but they are also the juniors who follow me the best when I have to."