‘Weekly batting average 0.386’ Burnt Doosan bat… ‘Boss Bear’ is Ramos

Ramos, who was mentioned as the 'first choice to be kicked out' due to his poor performance in the early stages, transformed into a bat

The driving force behind the rise of professional baseball's Doosan Bears, which jumped to 5th place in the league with 8 consecutive wins, is a burning bat.

Doosan, which won 6 out of 6 games last week, showed off its overwhelming offensive power with a weekly team batting average of 0.386 and a team OPS (on-base percentage + slugging percentage) of 1.055.

Simply put, this means that the team that met Doosan last week faced a batting lineup filled with league MVP-level players from numbers 1 to 9.

Thanks to the powerful bat that bombarded the opponent's mound all week, Doosan's team batting index for the season also increased significantly. 카지노사이트

The team's batting average jumped to 2nd place in the league with 0.285, and while using Seoul's Jamsil Stadium, the largest in the league, as its home, the team is ranked 1st overall with 46 team home runs.

In Doosan, where most of the main players boasted weekly batting averages well over .300, the player who showed a particularly scary swing like a 'boss bear' was Henry Ramos (32).

Last week, Ramos had a batting average of 0.545 (12 hits in 22 at-bats), two walks, and two home runs, recording a weekly OPS of 1.628.

Thanks to this, he succeeded in breaking the .300 batting average for the season with a batting average of 0.301 (34 hits in 113 at-bats), 4 home runs, and 26 RBI.

Unlike when he was mentioned as a 'top replacement' candidate due to his poor performance at the beginning of the season, he has now been recognized as a decent foreign hitter with his OPS rising to 0.852.

Ramos' bat turned sharply in the Jamsil game on the 12th, when he swept both games of the double header against KT Wiz.

In the first game of the doubleheader, he went 2-for-3 with a double, a triple, and 1 RBI, and in the second game, he went 1-for-4, including a 2-run home run.

It was such a blow that Doosan coach Lee Seung-yeop, who rarely praised Ramos, welcomed him by saying, "Now he's showing what he expected when we first hired him."

After the game on the 12th, Ramos expressed his motivation, saying, "I am happy to continue the team's eight-game winning streak.

I want to participate in more games and help the team."

Ramos' home run in the second game of the double header proved his recently improved batting sense.

Ramos pulled KT starter Yuk Cheong-myeong's outside changeup and passed over the right fence of Jamsil Stadium.

It was a ball that was completely outside the strike zone, but it was pulled with force and sent flying 107.9m (based on Trackman).

Ramos was confident, "I was aiming for a fastball, but a breaking ball came and I had control of the bat, but I was lucky and went over it.

My senses have improved a lot."

Ahead of this season, Ramos, who wore the Doosan uniform, suffered a severe slump with a batting average of 0.178 (8 hits in 45 at-bats) in 11 games after the opening.

There was not a single home run, and the only long hits were two doubles and one triple.

On the 5th of last month, Ramos was ordered to go to the second team, which was almost the same as replacing a foreign player.

After returning from being in the second team for exactly 14 days, he changed.

He swung aggressively and began hitting long balls more and more.

Ramos explained the reason for the rebound, saying, “The consistent practice in the second team is going well and is leading to good results.”

Ramos, who even came to Korea with his family to compete with a more relaxed mind, says he has more to show.

He raised his voice, saying, "I have now had a little over 100 at-bats.

It is still too early to say that I have fully adapted to the Korean pitcher's pitch, but I will get good results by getting more at-bats."

Ramos, who seemed to be left out of the team when he was doing poorly, has now integrated into one.

In the game against Jamsil KT on the 12th, Yang Eui-ji imitated Ramos's ceremony in front of home plate and greeted Ramos with a smile as he hit a home run.

Ramos laughed, saying, “I feel good because it means support. It’s okay to continue following along in the future.”

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