Rookie outfielder Choi Sung-min clearly expressed his presence in the first division. At the match against Doosan Bears held at KT Wiz Park in Suwon on Saturday, he showed off his sniper instincts. At the top of the ninth inning, he put the batter to the left field to the center and caught the runner at the third base with his strong shoulders. He is the first player in the entire league this season. This was the first time among the players of the 10 teams since the season's opening.스포츠토토
 
It is all the more meaningful to her. Already in her fifth year as a pro, she made her debut in the first division this season for the first time. It was her first assist since her debut as a pro, which she garnered amid the role of backup to the outfield. She played in two games since the season's opening, and played one inning each as left fielder and right fielder.
 
He also had a chance to bat. At the match against Hanwha in Suwon on Sunday, he played as a pinch hitter with two outs and a runner on the first base in the bottom of the 10th inning, and had a showdown with fastball pitcher Kim Seo-hyun in front of a crowded audience. The result was a grounder to the third pitch. KT manager Lee Kang-chul, who paid attention to his possibility, said, "I made the decision after consulting with hitting coach Yoo Han-joon."
 
Since the spring camp and exhibition games, Lee and the coaching staff have impressed each other. He is a young left-handed pitcher and left-handed pitcher born in 2002. After passing through Songjeong-dong Elementary School, Mudeung Middle School, and Gwangju Dongseong High School, he wore a Wizards Corps uniform as the 55th pick in the second round of the 2021 KBO Draft.
 
He had a batting average of 0.247 (119 hits in 482 times at bat) and seven homers and 11 steals in 176 games, focusing on tempering the Futures League (second division). Although he did not receive much attention, the mood has changed ahead of the 2025 season. He thus marked a batting average of 0.286 (two hits in seven times at bat), a double, and two stolen bases in six exhibition games. On top of that, Jang Jin-hyuk, the former "fourth outfielder," was eliminated due to a side injury, giving him an opportunity to play as a backup for the first division. This is why he joined the opening entry.
 
Choi is also an eye-catching junior to Heo Kyung-min, a veteran of the national team and the team's main third baseman. I watched him closely from the transfer to free agency during the camp. "After training together, he is diligent and has a good attitude. His physical ability and skills are also noteworthy. The more games he plays, the better he can be (than he is now). I want to help him a lot."
 
"I was really nervous during my first at-bat (on March 23)," Choi said after the game ended on Saturday. "I'm not that nervous anymore just because I played that game. I'm confident in my shoulders. The coach also praised his defense, saying, "It has improved a lot. It is thanks to coach Lee Jong-beom's assistance from last year's wrap-up camp to the fullest."
 
It is time to show the results as well as the process. "I really worked hard on it, but I will continue to make efforts to appeal with results," he said.
 
I still can't believe this as I made my dream debut in the first division. The moment I got on board the opening entry is also fresh in my mind. "Coach Yoo Han-joon encouraged me not to get excited and cheer me up again," Choi said. "Don't get excited and just do what you've been doing so far," and added, "I've overcome the competition because I've been doing well so far."
 
Every moment is the first step. He smacks his bat and spike, dreaming of his first hit and first stolen base to come. "It's precious because it's the first time anything is done. I want to make one by one going forward," Choi said, expressing his strong ambition.