MLB’s San Diego Padres had the misfortune of having a number of well-hit balls go unplayed in their favor.
On April 18, the Arizona Diamondbacks defeated the San Diego Padres 1-3 at Petco Park in San Diego, California.
Only three of the 15 “hard hits” the Padres recorded, which were batted balls going at least 95 mph (153 kph), occurred in front of the plate.
Twelve of the three hard hits resulted in extra bases, and all three of them were strong hits.
Only seven hard hits were recorded by Arizona, in contrast, despite Tommy Pham’s two-run blast in the fourth inning. The victory was assured by Gabriel Moreno’s lone goal in the fifth.
Kim Ha-seong, who was batting leadoff and started at third base, struggled as well, going 0-for-4.
Kim’s 156 mph fastball in the first inning was caught by the left fielder, and a fly ball to left field in the third inning left him stranded at second base.
With the score 1-3 in the fifth inning, he drove a 159 mph fastball into the right-field corner.
He was out after being hit by right-hander Justin Martinez’s 164 mph fastball in the eighth inning.
But by controlling the hot corner, he was able to aid his team defensively.
With runners on second and first and the bases loaded in the ninth inning, he threw out Moreno at the plate to save a run from scoring. In the fourth inning, he caught Kyle Lewis’ 138 mph fastball.
Kim’s batting average for the season decreased from.284 to.281.
At the moment, 카지노사이트넷 San Diego sits fourth in the National League West.