Pork and rice soup restaurant that doesn't give me red chili paste…Except for that, I got used to Busan

Pork and rice soup restaurant that doesn't give me red chili paste…Except for that, I got used to Busan

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Lotte left-hander rookie Kim Tae-hyun is on the list of spring camps to be held in Taiwan from the 24th.

Lotte's list released on the 20th included four new players, and Kim Tae-hyun is one of them.

At the 2025 KBO Rookie Draft held in September last year, Kim was selected by Lotte as the fourth in the first round. "I can strengthen the left-hander depth. He is a player who can play a key role in the selection," the club said.먹튀검증

Lotte does not have many left-handed pitchers. Two foreign pitchers have been deployed as left-handed pitchers to compensate for this, but the bullpen still lacks left-handed pitchers. Among the 20 pitchers listed in the upcoming spring camp, five are left-handed pitchers namely Jin Hae-soo, Chung Hyun-soo, Song Jae-young, Kim Jin-wook, and Kim Tae-hyun. Among them, Kim Jin-wook is classified as a starting resource. If we narrow down the number of left-handed pitchers to the bullpen, we still lack left-handed pitchers. Therefore, chances are high that left-handed pitchers could be included in the team's roster.

Lotte manager Kim Tae-hyung said at the time of nominating Kim Tae-hyun, "We need a good pitcher who throws well, not just a left-handed pitcher," adding, "We will have to see how much he does."

As a left-handed pitcher, Kim must demonstrate his presence while taking advantage of his advantage in the spring camp. "I can over-face without realizing it because I will go to the spring camp with baseball players who are good at it," Kim said over the phone. "I want to adjust that and do well at my own pace."

After receiving the nomination, he immediately prepared hard to play in the first division of this season. "I tried to increase my basic pitching stamina. I'm going to increase my throwing stamina and improve my breaking ball quality in the spring camp," Kim said.

I also have questions that I want to address during the spring camp. Kim Tae-hyun cited Park Se-woong as a senior whom he wants to ask questions about, saying, "Park Se-woong's slider angle is good. I want to learn it, too."

It's a spring camp full of excitement, but on the other hand, there is a lot of tension because it's a place where we have to survive. "I want to show the manager who I am. My goal is to show him how confident I am," Kim said. "I have higher RBIs and release points than other left-handed pitchers. And I think I have better ball power," he said, expressing confidence.

He has now adjusted to Busan, his home stadium. He also enjoyed eating pork and rice soup, Busan's representative food. However, there was something he still couldn't get used to. Kim Tae-hyun said, "All the pork and rice soup restaurants in Busan were delicious. But there was no chili-pepper paste with vinegar. In Gwangju, people dip pork in red chili-pepper paste with vinegar, but in Busan, they dip it in ssamjang. Everything was delicious except that."

First of all, his foremost goal as a rookie is to be included in the opening entry. "I want to enter the top-tier entry and play in the top-tier pro team for a long time," Kim said.

He is renewing his commitment to the new season with his friends. He is in constant touch with Samsung right-hander Kwon Hyun-woo and KIA outfielder Park Heon, who are also alumni of Gwangju Jeil High School. "My friends also said their goal is to survive well in the first division and to endure well," Kim said.

He is already on the mound at Sajik Baseball Stadium. "I will accept whatever position my team is given," Kim said. "I want to gain experience by playing in the game."