KBO’s reverse export myth He has won 10 games in ML that even Korea couldn’t.
Chris Plexen (27, Seattle Mariners), who played in the KBO league last year, won 10 impressive wins.
Plexen pitched as a starting pitcher and allowed seven hits and six strikeouts in six innings in a game against the 2021 Major League Tampa Bay Rays at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Florida on the 3rd (Korea time).
Seattle won 8-2, thanks to Plexen’s good pitching, and Plexen won his 10th win of the season. This is the first time that Plexen has won 10 games on the Major League stage.
Plexen, who was an “unfinished stand-by” during the New York Mets, had only a 3-6 loss ERA of 7.88 in 2017, and wandered with a 2-loss ERA of 12.78 in 2018 and a 3-loss ERA of 6.59 in 2019.
In the end, Plexen’s destination was Korea. Last year, Plexen, who joined the Doosan Bears, recorded 8 wins, 4 losses and an ERA of 3.01, played a practical ace in the postseason, leading Doosan to advance to the Korean Series for six consecutive years. Plexen wouldn’t have been able to play only 116 innings unless he was injured by a left foot hit by a bat during the season.
Flexen has set the stage for re-entry into the Major League by introducing upgraded pitches in Korea. Seattle gave Plexen a two-year, $4.75 million guarantee, and Plexen finally stood tall as a dream 10 win pitcher as he settled in the starting rotation. He won 10 games in the Major League, which he could not even win in Korea 파워볼사이트
Plexen, who threw a fast ball of up to 94 miles (151 kilometers) on the day, threw a mixture of cutters, curves, and changeups, blocking the Tampa Bay lineup with two points. He continued to play fastballs in the late 140-kilometer range and early 150-kilometer range. Choi Ji-man, who was the third batter of Tampa Bay, was also blocked by Plexen’s pitch and had no hits in four at-bats.
Plexen, who has now become a 10-win pitcher, is poised to surpass the innings he recorded last year with a 3.75 ERA, which is expected to brighten the future.
Seattle Mariners Chris Plexen is pitching back against the Tampa Bay race.
