“Every time Lee Jung-hoo and Ko Woo-seok face off… It’s going to be fun.” Attention is focused on the beauty of “The Match of the Wind” worth 161.1 billion won

“Every time there is a confrontation, (the winner) will be proud.”

Sports Illustrated’s San Diego Padres Fan Nation Inside the Padres shed light on the special relationship between Lee Jung-hoo (26, San Francisco Giants) and Ko Woo-seok (26, San Diego) in the brother-in-law-in-law relationship on the 8th (Korean time).

Ko Woo-seok married Lee Jung-hoo’s sister and even had a son. Before that, the two are also friends. Ko Woo-seok confessed to Lee Jung-hoo that he received the contact information of Kim Ha-sung (29, San Diego) after entering the country after completing his contract with San Diego on the 6th.

The U.S. has such a large land and many schools, that there are not many players in professional sports who are related to relatives and family. It is natural to pay attention to the special relationship between Lee Jung-hoo and Ko Woo-seok from the perspective of foreign media. Inside the Padres did not even shed light on what was called the “family of the wind” because their father and father-in-law were Lee Jong-beom.

Inside the Padres focused on their two pitching and hitting showdowns. “I think it will be fun for Ko as he will face off against Lee Jung-hoo several times this season. I am glad they both came to the same National League, and I will brag about them every time they face off,” he said.

In fact, San Diego and San Francisco will have seven games from the beginning of the season. Four consecutive games will be held at San Diego Petco Park from March 29 to April 1. San Diego will host four consecutive home games in the mainland. It will also host three consecutive games at AT&T Park in San Francisco from April 6-8. Then, the team will play three consecutive games at AT&T Park from September 14 to 16. 마카오카지노주소

Since last year, Major League Baseball has had a regular showdown with 29 other teams. As a result, the number of teams in the same league and district has decreased somewhat. In previous years, San Diego and San Francisco in the same National League West had 18 to 19 showdowns, but they will have 10 showdowns this season.

Although the timing of Ko Woo-seok’s appearance is a variable because he is a reliever, he is expected to face Lee Jung-hoo at least once or twice in 10 showdowns. Lee Jung-hoo, who has a five-year, $113 million contract, is unlikely to be pushed out of the starting lineup, and Ko Woo-seok, who has a 2+1 year contract of $9.4 million, has not been guaranteed to finish, and is expected to receive enough opportunities.