Any batting order is okay! Leadoff instead of 14 billion infielders → Three hits, four runs including home runs, one-man show, "It was no different from usual since my first at-bat."

Any batting order is okay! Leadoff instead of 14 billion infielders → Three hits, four runs including home runs, one-man show, "It was no different from usual since my first at-bat."

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Kwon Hee-dong, an outfielder of the NC Dinos in the pro baseball league, is an all-round key for the team's batters. Whichever batting order he puts in, he fulfills the role he wants in his team. He excels at accurate hitting and has good eyesight. He also has the ability to send powerful hits. His feet are not slow.스포츠토토

Kwon Hee-dong, who was mainly the sixth batter this season, was deployed as the first hitter against Samsung in Daegu on the 27th. Park Min-woo, the "14 billionth infielder," injured his middle finger of his left hand during the game the previous day, and took on the role of opening the attack.

Kwon had three hits, one RBI, and four runs from four times at bat this season, including a home run by his wife. Kwon allowed a walk at his first at-bat in the first inning. He managed to score thanks to opponent team's error and timely hit. He had a hit at his second at-bat in the second inning, giving the batter a chance to score first and third bases with no outs.

In the third at-bat of the fourth inning, he showed his solver instinct. With two outs and no runners on base, Kwon hit the third slider at the ball count 1B-1S against Kim Dae-ho and sent it out of the left fence. Kwon Hee-dong, who had a hit with one out and a runner on the first base in the sixth inning, hit the homerun again thanks to Matt Davidson's pushy walk.

The NC Dinosaurs defeated the Samsung Lions 11-5 to clinch three consecutive games during the week with two wins and one loss and a winning series. Starting pitcher Mok Ji-hoon had four hits (one homer), three walks, three strikeouts, and four runs during four innings. Son, who is serving as the third pitcher, reported his first win by allowing one walk and no run during one ⅓. Kim Jin-ho (⅔ innings) and Jeon Sam-min (one inning) added holds.

Kim had four hits, four RBIs and three runs scored, while Son Ah-seop had three hits and two RBIs in six times at bat. Park Geon-woo and Do Tae-hoon both achieved multi-hits.

Kwon said after the game, "I'm really happy that I've achieved my first consecutive win this season. I replaced (Park) Min-woo as a leadoff, but since my first at-bat, I've played in a similar way as usual."

"I focused on doing my part as I always did, and I think it led to a good result. The home opener will start tomorrow (28th), and I will make sure to continue the good trend," he added.

Meanwhile, manager Lee Ho-joon said, "Considering that Mok Ji-hoon is making his first start of the season, I thought our batters should score double-digit runs. Batters did better than expected, and middle pitchers also defended him firmly from the back. Two balks were a little disappointing, but Mok Ji-hoon also did his part."

He also added, "Overall, thanks to all the players' faithful performance of their roles, we were able to finish the three consecutive games well. It was impressive to see NC's play without being discouraged or daunted at all against the strong team."

NC, which returned to its home turf, will play three consecutive home games against the LG Twins starting on the 28th. "Now we will meet LG in the opening game at home, and I expect the players to gain confidence and play better through today's game," manager Lee Ho-joon said.