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Hanwha beat KIA 14-8 at home at Hanwha Life Eagles Park in Daejeon on the 21st, the previous day. The victory narrowed the gap with seventh-ranked Lotte to 3.5 games.

Hanwha allowed a run from the first inning. Starting pitcher Felix Peña hit a triple by Kim Do-young with one out. He then gave up an infield grounder to Kim Sun-bin and allowed one run. He was also hit by No. 4 Choi Hyung-woo. This time, it was a double that separated left-center. And allowed Socrates a timely hit.

Socrates' hit rolled slowly between the first and second bases, and second baseman Moon Hyun-bin gave up a hit with a complacent defense. If he slid, he could have stopped Choi Hyung-woo at third base.

Hanwha manager Choi Won-ho excluded Moon Hyun-bin and deployed Jung Eun-won ahead of the attack in the bottom of the first inning. In other words, he pointed out that he did not actively defend. It can be seen as a reproachful replacement. Moon added defensive training after the game.

Choi Won-ho, who met before the game on the 22nd, said, "I talked to the defensive coach. In the presence of a runner, the ground ball was ordered to dive. Moon Hyun-bin pulled it out because he didn't execute it. "There is also a message for the team," he said, explaining the background of the replacement, "If you have a consciousness (to dive), you can do it as much as you want." It can't be helped that I can't catch it by diving. Just because you're conscious doesn't mean you're good at everything"Things like Iving and sliding are things you can do if you're conscious," he said.

"Hyunbin is now 20 years old. In the case of Do-yoon (a shortstop) next to him, he is a senior than Hyun Bin, but he works hard and plays hustle. In my personal opinion, Hyun Bin should be more energetic than Do-yoon, he said. "Even when I was in the second division, I was told to train unconditionally on the day if there was a miss play." That's why Hyun Bin was also told to do defensive training. It was because it was a mistake, not a mistake," he stressed.

Hanwha also had a hard time in the ninth inning. Park Joon-young, who blocked the eighth inning well with KKK, came up in the ninth inning and overused Sasa-gu. The speed suddenly decreased, and he couldn't control it. Park Joon-young's control instability was regrettable even though he rose with a 10-point lead. The Hanwha bench had to urgently put Jang Min-jae on the mound. 

Coach Choi said, "In the process of starting classes in the second division, (Park) Jun-young sometimes lost speed when the number of pitches increased. So, he started as a starter to recover his ball speed, but reduced the number of pitches and allowed him to throw only about 50 pitches in three innings. "I pitched two innings well in the game against Kiwoom, and it came out yesterday," he said. "The concern is a concern. We have to think about whether to put him in as a setup man and raise him or leave open the possibility of selection."

Jang Min-jae, who came to warm up in a hurry, said, "I had a hard time." Choi said, "You did a great job. Still, he should send a pitcher who knows how to throw strikes. So I let Minjae warm up and let him go. If I had known this, I would have let him solve it in advance and let him do one inning. "I was trying to save at least one person, but it suddenly happened, so I was very embarrassed," he said.

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