NC Dinos C team (NC Futures team) will officially start quenching training for this season.
NC stated on the 3rd: “Team C will travel to Tainan, Taiwan on the 7th.”
Team C will expand its CAMP2 (NC spring training) schedule starting from January 25th at Mashan Baseball Stadium to Tainan, Taiwan. The team of players who went abroad through Incheon International Airport on the 7th plans to conduct a 25-day and 24-night training schedule locally until March 3.
A total of 44 people, including Team C head coach Kong Pil-sung, including 11 coaching staff (including 3 training coaches) and 27 players, will participate in the Team C training camp.
This is particularly eye-catching, including the “new generation ace” Shin Young-woo. He had 1 win, 4 losses and an ERA of 8.75 in a total of 12 games (23.2 innings). He temporarily gave up playing due to elbow pain at the end of last year.
Fortunately, Shin Young-woo quickly improved his physical condition and went to Taiwan. Shin Young-woo, who met him in January this year, said, “(At the end of last year), I joined the last training camp after training with the Bollinger team. My elbow was a bit uncomfortable. From a management point of view, he was absent for a while and is currently recovering. Fortunately, he didn’t feel much pain. Now he is slowly starting to pitch. He is improving his practical skills.”
“NC originator local ace” Li Zaixue also entered the summer camp roster. Played in a total of 306 games (1425.1 innings), with a record of 85 wins and 88 losses, 1 save, 1 save, and an average ERA of 4.60. He underwent Thomson surgery last year and is currently recovering.
Lee Zaixue said at the NC New Year meeting in January, “Now I have entered the 40-meter ITP (Interval Rehabilitation Project). There is nothing special, and it is proceeding in an orderly manner according to the plan.”
In addition, the player team will conduct physical and technical training for 4 days of training and 1 day of rest at the same time. In the second half of the training camp, he will play a total of 4 warm-up games with three teams of the Taiwan Professional Baseball League (CPBL) including the Thai-Hong Kong Eagles, United Lions, and CTBC Brothers to test his actual combat feeling.
Afterwards, Team C players will return home via Incheon International Airport on March 3 after completing all schedules.
[MK体育记者 李汉柱]
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