"Turbo Jr." Why did I cry during the game? "I was angry. I set the limit." ... He's looking for wildness again, and he's running like a wild dog

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I can clearly see the improvement, but there are many parts that I am not satisfied with yet. "Turbo Junior" Kim Dong-hyun (24, Busan KCC Egis) is set to "recover the wildness" in the year of the horse.

This season, Kim Dong-hyun played in 29 games as of the 9th and averaged 19 minutes and 22 seconds, recording 4.0 points, 1.8 rebounds, 0.8 assists and 0.7 steals.

Kim Dong-hyun, who stood out for his hard defense despite the team's fall last season, received more opportunities this year. In particular, as the team was injured one after another, Kim Dong-hyun played a role in filling the gap in defense along with rookie Yoon Ki-chan. On top of that, the 3-point shooting success rate has grown rapidly to 42%, making it another weapon.

However, Kim Dong-hyun, who scored three-run, three-run, and double-digit scores in three consecutive games since the match against Sono on the 20th of last month, has been shaking since then. In the last two games, he was scoreless, and even his good defense was shaken. In the match against Hyundai Mobis on the 6th, he was seen crying on the bench, making headlines.

When asked about the meaning of tears, Kim Dong-hyun, who recently conducted an interview with Star News, said, "It's been rumored," and added, "Since I was young, I have tended to praise someone a little or let go when I think I'm done." "I don't want to do it either, but my body did it, so I was angry with myself. "Did I set my limit?" he said, blaming himself.

There was also a reason for being shaken in the attack. Kim Dong-hyun injured his finger while defending in a home game against Samsung on the 24th of last month, and his shot balance has been shaken since then. "I'm not a player who controls the game by scoring a lot of shots, but I was greedy because it helped the team, but it didn't work," he said.

At the same time, Kim Dong-hyun looked back coolly on his recent team's five-game losing streak after seven consecutive wins. He confessed, "I worked hard, but I played a lot of games, forgot my essence, and played without thinking." He added, "I think I'm focusing on defense, but when the shot went in, I was unwittingly greedy to attack."

In response, Kim Dong-hyun regained his mind. He said, "Now I have to do what I'm going to do, and show you running around like a crazy X and like a wild dog again to be recognized." He said, "My high point is the high point that I set the limit. The older brothers and everyone say they will do well if they wake up after their bodies are born. Isn't that right?"

Kim Dong-hyun, the second generation of basketball players, often talks about basketball with his father, former Sono coach Kim Seung-ki. It is said that if there were a lot of shouting before, it has changed recently. Kim Dong-hyun said, "My father changed his way. With a feeling of being mature and soothing, I think you've found a way that suits me, he said. "It's very harmful. The impact is gone," he joked.

Former coach Kim told Kim Dong-hyun, "Don't be depressed because you can't play games. It is said that he advised that there will be players who will get hurt, and you will definitely do well, so exercise hard." Kim Dong-hyun said, "My father expected this number. What my father says is a little surprising. I'm scared," he said.

Kim Dong-hyun, born in 2002, marked the Year of the Red Horse this year. He, the only horse in the team, smiled bitterly, saying, "But I did the worst in the basketball spirit (against DB on the 31st of last month)." Still, he said, "I don't worry too much because the older brothers will come out when I go to the playoffs," adding, "I'll hold out until the injured brothers come."

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