The loud voices of the crowd rang out around Jamsil Stadium for more than two hours after the game ended. The reaction must have been a big blow to Doosan Bears coach Lee Seung-yeop (48), who was hurt by boos at the final home game last year.토토사이트

Doosan, led by head coach Lee Seung-yeop, lost 0-1 in the second game of the 2024 Shinhan SOL Bank KBO postseason wild card match against KT at Jamsil Stadium in Seoul on the 3rd.

He became the first hero of all time in negative terms. With the inauguration of the 10-team league, the team ranked fourth for the first time in 10 years since the creation of the "Wild Card" in 2015, recording the disgrace of failing to advance to the semi-playoff.

The unusual "Lee Seung-yeop, get out" booing rang out for more than two hours
Regardless of the result that he fell victim to the wild card upset loss for the first time in history, he had no excuse for such a crushing defeat. He had 10 hits in 18 innings in two games, but had to lower his head without making a single hit.

Doosan's fall baseball season has also attracted explosive attention, as it topped 1.3 million spectators this season, the most ever among baseball teams. Jamsil Baseball Stadium sold out in two wild card games, but spectators quickly turned into "anti" due to disappointing performance.

Ever since he stood on the ground and said goodbye to the crowd after the game, I could sense his unusual energy. At Jamsil Stadium, Doosan fans booed him saying, "Wow."

What's more shocking was when all the spectators left the stadium. Fans, unable to count the number, delayed their arrival and settled near the entrance of the team, and began to boo them "in earnest." Various messages surrounded the stadium amid the main slogan of "Lee Seung-yeop, get out." He even openly shouted "Lee Seung-yeop of Samsung" as if he were asking Lee to return to Samsung, a team that is affiliated with Samsung.

On the other hand, when the players left Jamsil Stadium, warm applause and cheering were heard. The arrow of criticism was directed directly at coach Lee Seung-yeop. Even after SSG Landers failed to advance to the autumn baseball league after losing the first game of the KBO league to rank fifth, some away fans at SSG shouted "Lee Sung-yong, get out" and demanded the resignation of the team, but the size and long booing continued.

Fans who chanted various booing slogans as if they were waiting for coach Lee Seung-yeop to come out stayed around the stadium for a long time even after sunset. Gradually, they left their seats one by one, and the booing wave only subsided about two hours after the game ended.

Director Lee Seung-yeop bowed his head during the booing, which was difficult to interview
"First of all, I feel sad and sad to end the season here with two losses. I finished the regular season in fourth place, but ended the game scoreless in two wild card games," Lee said after the game. "Baseball's victory or defeat depends on who steps on the home plate the most, but I failed to score points. I don't think I've tried hard."

"It is important to play well and run well. In addition, in such a big game and a short-term game, he needs to connect well to the batters behind him and make sure that he does not miss the opportunity without making mistakes," Lee said. "However, I had a lot of strikeouts," but added, "I couldn't play baseball in detail. I was also bashed at home again. I enjoyed slugging during this year's regular season, but it didn't happen in this short-term game."

"For next year, more aggressive baseball is also important. We also have to play detailed baseball. It is important to play baseball that fits the situation. The same goes for (Kim) Jae-ho, as (Kim) Jae-hwan, (Yang) Seok-hwan, (Jeong) Soo-bin, and (Heo) Kyung-min are mainly veterans, so the competition with young players has yet to be established. We have to depend on veterans. I think the problem is that there is a big gap between the main players and the backup players. Depending on how we narrow this gap, we can become a strong team or we can let it go as it is. It was a season where I had many thoughts."

He analyzed the cause with a cool head, but ultimately blamed himself for the loss. Manager Lee Seung-yeop said, "I'm so sorry. I was the happiest when I came out to the ballpark. It's a stressful job every day with the players, but I've seen them try very hard. I think I'm still not good enough," and added, "The players really worked hard from Feb. 1 to Oct. 3. I think I'm still not good enough. The players worked the hardest. I'm sorry for the fans who cheered me on."

However, there was only one question left. It was an expression of "unfair" that coach Lee Seung-yeop said. The expression has the dictionary meaning of "feeling angry and frustrated because they were scolded or punished without any wrongdoing." What did coach Lee find unfair.

It can be approached with two possibilities. The first is the possibility that they have not found an appropriate expression to express their feelings. It is true that the word "fair" came out, but it was difficult to find the essential reason given the context of the remarks before and after. It may be a misrepresentation of expressions such as "plagued," "plagued," and "sad."

Or, it is possible that the booing towards him was truly unfair. As mentioned in person, it was true that the batters did not have any strength and there was nothing they could do as a manager. The management of the pitcher, who was criticized in the wild card game last year, was also flawless this time. During the 12 ⅓ innings in which the bullpen was in charge, Doosan allowed only one run.

Perhaps, such expression came out because he understood exactly the essence of booing at himself. He has faced criticism from fans throughout the season. The main reasons were "lost Doosan's color in the past" and "overuse of bullpen pitchers."

Looking at the results alone, it can be seen as a criticism that can be raised sufficiently, but there was a cause that had to happen.