SD with 20 hits has won four consecutive games! Kim Ha-sung leads the victory with ‘two walks, multi-base plus three points’

The San Diego Padres beat the Washington D.C. by a score of 12-3 in an away game on Saturday. The Padres bombed the mound with 20 hits in a short period of time. The Padres won the game by wielding a powerful firebox.

He got off to a bad start. He lost three runs in the bottom of the first inning and was taken from behind. However, he immediately turned the tables. He garnered four runs in the top of the second inning to take the lead. He then showed off his offensives without hesitation. He added two runs in the top of the third inning and made it a five-point big inning in the top of the fourth inning. He gained one run in the top of the fifth inning to lead 12-3. He lost his breath after rushing all the way. He continued his march of zero from the sixth inning to confirm his victory.

He garnered a whopping 20 hits. Gender Bogaerts, who started as the third batter and second baseman, made four hits, one walk, and scored two runs from four times at bat. Jackson Merrill, who started as the seventh batter and center fielder, also backed him by making four hits, one RBI, and three runs from five times at bat. Jurickson Profar and Kyle Higashioka hit home runs to lay the groundwork for their victory.토토사이트

As many as six players achieved multi-hitters. Luis Aras, Profar, Bogaerts, Manny Machado, Merrill, and Higashioka exploded with multi-hitters. Kim Ha-sung, who played as shortstop for the sixth batter, failed to get a hit. He had no hits and two walks in three times at bat. With “Snowball,” he recorded multi-base hits and scored three runs by using fast feet, contributing to his team’s victory.

San Diego posted 54 wins and 50 losses in the season thanks to the victory. It has secured four consecutive wins and maintained second place in the National League West. It lost to the Cleveland Guardians in its first game in the second half of the season, but won all four games thereafter, moving on to an upward trajectory. After playing the last of three consecutive away games against Washington D.C. on Wednesday, it will hold three consecutive away games with the Baltimore Orioles, which are leading the American League East, from July 27 to 29. It will then hold two consecutive home games with the Los Angeles Dodgers, which lead the National League West, on Aug. 31 and Aug. 1, and invite the Colorado Rockies, which rank last in the National League West, to their home turf to play three consecutive games from Aug. 3 to Aug. 5.