San Diego Padres Kim Ha-seong (28) was absent for two consecutive days due to abdominal pain.Ha-seong Kim was excluded from the starting lineup for the home game against the Colorado Rockies held at Petco Park in San Diego on the 19th (Korean time).Ha-Seong Kim is not on the injured list, but is unable to play due to unknown abdominal pain. San Diego coach Bob Melvin is unable to hire Kim Ha-seong, citing “stomachache.” MLB.com reported, “Medical staff are working to find the cause.”Ha-seong Kim has missed two consecutive games since the game against Oakland on the 18th. On the 17th, in an away game against the Oakland Athletics, he led the team to a 5-2 victory with 1 hit, 1 walk, and 1 run in 4 at-bats. However, he was suddenly excluded from the starting list ahead of the game against Oakland on the 18th.Director Melvin said, “Ha-seong Kim complained of stomach pain. “It’s quite uncomfortable,” he said. The examination revealed that he did not have appendicitis, but the exact cause of the pain has not been found. He even had a blood test and is awaiting the results. Ha-seong Kim said in an interview with the San Diego Union-Tribune, a local media outlet in San Diego, “According to the medical staff, it’s not a big problem. I’ve been feeling the same way for several days. I’m still waiting for the medical staff’s decision.”

If the period of absence due to abdominal pain is prolonged, Kim Ha-seong’s record challenge will be hindered. Ha-seong Kim is attempting to become the first Asian player in the Major League to reach records of 20 home runs and 40 stolen bases. He currently has 17 home runs and 36 stolen bases.

Ha-seong Kim, in his third year in the major leagues, hit well and ran well this year, taking on the number one hitter and serving as San Diego’s ‘attacking spearhead’. In 143 games, he is batting . There are 3 home runs and 4 stolen bases left until his record.카지노

He had high hopes that he would be able to achieve the goal if he followed his schedule normally, but his physical condition became a variable. San Diego will have 11 games remaining if the game is completed on the 19th. In that case, even if Ha-seong Kim plays all 11 remaining games, he needs to add 3 home runs and 4 stolen bases, which could become difficult if his absence is prolonged.

Ha-seong Kim also said during an interview with the media, “It’s unfortunate that something like this happened at this point and I don’t feel good.” In addition, Ha-seong Kim’s batting average in the last 7 games was not very good, with a batting average of .172.2. His batting average in the last 15 games was also 1. It is less than 20% at 0.9%. In the last 15 games, 7 stolen bases were added, but there was no home run.

Will Kim Ha-seong be able to return in the next game without health problems, and will he be able to achieve a record during the remaining schedule? It’s something to watch.