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The Doosan Bears finally arrived in Sydney, Australia and officially entered the spring training schedule.
The Doosan team arrived in Sydney, Australia on the 24th of this month. The coaching staff starting from Coach Kim Won-hyung came to Blacktown Baseball Stadium immediately after returning home and visited the facilities and training environment.
The first two rounds of training in Australia are “4-day rounds” with 4 days of training and 1 day of rest. A Doosan official said, “High-intensity training will be conducted.”
Coach Kim Won-hyung said: “The weather and environment are very satisfactory. I look forward to the players focusing on training.”
The Doosan player team started spring training at Black Town Baseball Stadium on the 25th.
It is reported that on the 25th, the first day of training, although the temperature was as high as over 40 degrees Celsius, he still conducted intensive training with the new coaching staff.
A source from Doosan said, “Led by captain Yang Eui-ji, Oh Myung-jin, Ahn Jae-seok, Kim Joo-oh and others started working a day early.” “Newly joined Park Chan-ho also continued to be attacked at the shortstop position, showing a sense of security.”
Coach Kim Won-hyung said in the all-hands meeting of the player team before training: “I haven’t participated in spring training for a long time. I was very excited when I saw the players at the airport. They should have been fully prepared before coming to Australia.”
Then Coach Jin said: “Personal goals determine the performance of the team to a large extent. I hope everyone will continue to work hard until everyone’s goals are achieved.”
Coach Kim also said: “As long as you work hard during training and games at the baseball field, there will be no problem. If you need anything, come to me anytime. I hope everyone will play with a sense of obligation as a professional player on the field.”
Doosan, which established a dynasty in the late 2010s, had a disappointing record last season. Ranked 9th with a record of 61 wins, 6 draws and 77 losses. In response, Doosan handed the baton to new head coach Kim Won-hyung at the end of the season. In addition, including external free agent (FA) Park Chan-ho, internal FA resources Lee Yong-ha, Choi Won-joon, and Cho Soo-hyang were all suppressed.
The player team participating in Doosan’s spring training consists of 22 pitchers, 4 catchers, 10 infielders, and 9 outfielders. Along with pitchers Kwak Bin and Kim Tae-yeon, who were called up to the WBC national team for their first Saipan training, catcher Yoon Jun-ho, who retired from the army in December last year, is also on the list. The first transfer training will be held from January 25th to February 19th at the Black Town Baseball Stadium in Sydney, Australia. The team of players plans to improve their condition here by strengthening their physical strength and honing their basic skills to compete fiercely.
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