Ki-young Lim (29), a sidearm pitcher for the KIA Tigers in professional baseball, and Won-seok Lee (36), an infielder for the Samsung Lions, were named in the first team entry this year for the first time.
On the 28th, KIA registered Ki-young Lim in the first team and removed foreign pitcher Ronnie Williams (registration name: Ronnie) from the entry.
Ki-Young Lim will start the mound against kt wiz on this day.
Lim Ki-young suffered an injury to her left flank during spring camp in February and has been immersed in rehabilitation.
Ki-Young Lim, who started the season in the second team, pitched 13 innings in three games and posted a 2.77 ERA.
Recently, on the 19th, he allowed one run in six innings against the Samsung Lions.
Ronnie is hospitalized for the time being due to symptoms of lymphadenitis on her left thigh.
The KIA club estimated that it would take up to two weeks for outpatient treatment and rehabilitation after discharge.
Ronnie appeared in 4 games this season, posted 2 wins and 1 loss, and an earned run average of 1.71, playing a key role in the KIA starting lineup.
Samsung also hastily raised Lee Won-seok to the first team and excluded Kim Sang-soo.
Lee Won-seok stayed in the 2nd team just before the season started due to symptoms of a new coronavirus infection (Corona 19) and difficult physical condition.
Won-seok Lee played in two matches in the Futures (2nd team) league against the Lotte Giants on the 27th and hit 3 hits in 6 at-bats and was called to the 1st team within a day.
Kim Sang-soo, who complained of pain in his right flank, will receive treatment and rehabilitate for about four weeks.
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