Coach Park Jin-man, who finished the camp schedule, said, "Making a backup like a main game, it went well as planned."

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The Samsung Lions successfully completed their seven-week spring camp run. Coach Park Jin-man expressed satisfaction by citing the "firm backup base" as the camp's biggest harvest.

According to the club, the Samsung Lions completed all spring camp schedules that led to the first Guam and the second Okinawa after training on the final day at Akama Stadium in Onnason, Okinawa Prefecture, Japan on the 8th. In this camp, Samsung played eight practice games with the national team and other domestic and foreign teams to adjust their sense of play.

Coach Park Jin-man said through the club, "Thanks to the players' perfecting of their bodies even before the start of the camp, we were able to focus fully on improving their skills throughout the camp," adding, "We have seen their development noticeably, and we are looking forward to the upcoming season."

The part that coach Park Jin-man put the most effort into in this camp was "Debs." This is because it was an urgent priority to ease the burden of physical strength of the main players and to create a thick player base that could completely fill the injury gap. Coach Park said, "The biggest goal of this camp was to make a 'mainstream backup', but it seems to have gone well as planned," adding, "I feel that the player's base has definitely become more solid than last year."

Coach Park did not hide his expectations for new and old harmony by selecting four MVPs who shone in the camp. First of all, Lee Seung-min, who had a four-game unearned streak and newly equipped with a "changeup," and Yuk Sun-yeop, who showed aggressive pitching under the guidance of coach Choi Il-eon, were selected.

In the fielders, infielder Yang Woo-hyun, who had seven hits (two home runs) in the offseason, and outfielder Su-ho, who improved the quality of his hit toward the center, were honored under the guidance of coach Murakami.

After a successful Source, Samsung will return home via Gimhae International Airport on the 9th. Coach Park Jin-man's eyes are already on the exhibition game starting on the 12th. "We plan to closely observe whether the parts prepared during the camp lead to technical improvements on the actual stage of the exhibition game," coach Park Jin-man said. "It will be the last step in the process of creating a more solid team."

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