Doosan Bears coach Lee Seung-yeop talked about the rivalry between Doosan and LG.
On the 14th, coach Lee Seung-yeop will face the rival LG Twins in Jamsil Stadium in Seoul. This is the first time Doosan and LG meet in a KBO League game since Lee Seung-yeop took office.
Doosan and LG are one of the representative rivalries in the KBO League.메이저사이트 Since Jamsil Stadium is also used as the home stadium, fans have a strong sense of competition. In particular, on Children’s Day, there is always a head-to-head match between Doosan and LG at Jamsil Stadium, so it is also called ‘Children’s Day Derby’.
In an interview on the 12th, director Lee Seung-yeop said about the rivalry between Doosan and LG, “I still don’t feel it. Now, I’m playing a rival match in Jamsil, but I can’t feel it, but I think I need to play well tomorrow and prepare for the LG match. LG is also a strong team, so I want to meet in a good atmosphere.”
Director Lee Seung-yeop, who said, “I’m not particularly conscious of LG yet,” said, “It seems that people around me talk about it more,” and talked about the heated rivalry between Doosan and LG. Then, when the story of hitting a three-run home run to tie the score against LG in the bottom of the ninth inning against LG in Game 6 of the 2002 Korean Series, when he was a player, came up, he laughed shyly.
Manager Lee Seung-yeop said, “It is good to have a good rivalry. It can be of interest to general fans as well as box office success. It is true that it is an important success factor. I hope there will be a lot of good stories,” he emphasized the importance of rivalry.
As for the head-to-head match between Doosan and LG, Doosan is far ahead with 377 wins, 21 draws and 232 losses. Last season, LG took the lead with 10 wins and 6 losses.