Toronto Blue Jays starting pitcher Ryu Hyun-jin enjoyed a moment of silence after a game against the Texas Rangers.
Ryu Hyun-jin watched the field team training ahead of the third game of the series against Texas held at the Rogers Center in Toronto, Ontario, Canada on the 14th 스포츠토토(Korean time).
He didn’t just watch. He helped the infielders with their training by throwing balls to third base coach Luis Rivera and field coordinator Gil Kim, who hit balls to the infielders.
Sometimes, I received a fungo bat from Coach Rivera and tried hitting fungo myself.
While he was watching training, he moved to the third base side and in front of the visiting team’s dugout. There he encountered a familiar face. ‘
The main character is Marcus Simien, who previously played together in Toronto. As soon as Simien saw Ryu Hyun-jin, he hugged him with a bright smile.
Simien met and talked with his colleagues, including Hyun-Jin Ryu, Bo Bisset, Cavan Biggio, and Matt Chapman.
For Ryu Hyun-jin, who has been busy filling the starting rotation since returning, the day after pitching is one of the few days when he is allowed some free time. Ryu Hyun-jin enjoyed his leisure time that day.
Ryu Hyun-jin, who recorded 5 hits, 1 home run, 1 walk, 5 strikeouts, and 3 runs in 6 innings against Texas the previous day, is likely to pitch in the home game against the Boston Red Sox on the 18th if the current rotation continues.
Toronto started Yusei Kikuchi on this day, with George Springer (right fielder), Bo Bichette (designated hitter), Vladimir Guerrero Jr. (first baseman), Davis Schneider (second baseman), Whit Merrifield (left fielder), Santiago Espinal (third baseman), and Alejandro Kirk. The lineup of (catcher) Ernie Clement (shortstop) and Dalton Basho (center fielder) was announced.
Third baseman Matt Chapman, who left due to a finger injury, completed normal training for two days in a row. Coach John Schneider said, “I will see how I feel after today’s training and decide the next steps.”