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Kiwoom Heroes fireballer Jang Jae-young earned his first career win with a dazzling performance.
Jang threw 92 pitches over 5⅓ innings in the eighth game of the season against the NC at the Gocheok Sky Dome in Seoul on Friday, allowing just two hits, four walks and seven strikeouts. With a 2-0 lead in the top of the sixth inning, he was replaced by Yang Hyun and fulfilled the requirement of being the winning pitcher.
The dazzling performance was accompanied by a number of personal bests. The most innings pitched in a game, most strikeouts, and most pitches thrown in a game were all set.
The previous record was five innings against Doosan in Gocheok on 23 April, five strikeouts against KT in Gocheok on 29 April and SSG in Incheon on 4 April, and 84 pitches against Samsung Electronics in Gocheok on 18 April.
He was dominant in his start against the best foreign pitcher in Korea, Eric Peddie. Pedi gave up two runs on five hits and four walks in five innings, striking out eight.Pedi throws 70 pitches with a top speed of 154 mph and an average of 150 mph. He mixed in 15 sliders and seven curves. With his secondary pitches, Jang was competitive with his fastball alone. He was focused in every pitch.
In the first inning, he retired the side in order with one strikeout. In the second inning, he gave up a leadoff single to Kwon Hee-dong and a walk to Martin to put runners on first and second, but he got Yoon Hyung-joon and Park Se-hyeok to K-K-K.
In the third, a walk to Kim Joo-won and a single to Son As-seob put runners on first and second with no outs, but Seo Ho-cheol got out of the jam with a strikeout in front of the pitcher. With one out in the fourth, he walked Martin but hit Yoon Hyung-jun with a 152km fastball for his second double of the day. With a 2-0 lead, he retired the side in order in the fifth with two strikeouts. In the sixth, he walked Seo Ho-cheol after a leadoff single and was replaced by Yang Hyun.
The fireballer joined Kiwoom in the 2021 first round draft after graduating from Duksugo. Despite having one of the best fastballs in the league, he has come a long way in two years due to nagging pitching anxiety. He spent some time in the second team earlier this season to readjust.
In his second call-up, he has looked increasingly steady under the watchful eye of Kiwoom coach Hong Won-ki, and has raised expectations. The already strong Kiwoom starting line-up is set to get even stronger.
