"Wow." Doosan's shocking! The 'strongest baseball' catcher made his dream debut as a starter → He changed his lineup a lot "Chanho, adjust number seven." [the scene of Jamsil]

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The Doosan Bears, who have been winless in the last four consecutive games, have made drastic changes to the starting lineup.

Doosan will play the 2026 Shinhan SOL KBO League regular season home game against the Hanwha Eagles at Jamsil Baseball Stadium in Seoul at 2 p.m. on the 4th.

Doosan moved to Daegu after finishing the opening two consecutive games in Changwon with one win and one loss on the 28th and 29th of last month. In addition, he won one draw and two losses without winning three consecutive games during the week against the Samsung Lions, and lost 6-11 in the opening game of Jamsil home the previous day (3rd).

On this day, Doosan will challenge to win with native ace Kwak Bin. Kwak Bin marked five hits (two home runs), two walks, five strikeouts and four runs (four earned) in four innings against Changwon NC on the 29th of last month. In response, Wang Yancheng, Taiwan's Asian quarter, will start Hanwha.

Doosan set up the starting lineup in the order of Park Joon-soon (second baseman), Jung Soo-bin (center fielder), Cameron (right fielder), Yang Eui-ji (designated hitter), Ahn Jae-seok (third baseman), Yang Seok-hwan (first baseman), Park Chan-ho (striker), Park Ji-hoon (left fielder), and Yoon Joon-ho (catcher).

Yoon Joon-ho will wear a starting catcher mask for the first time since his debut. After graduating from Busan Anrak Elementary School (Haeundae Little), Centum Middle School, Gyeongnam High School, and Dongui University, Yoon Joon-ho joined Doosan as the 49th overall in the fifth round of the KBO Rookie Draft in 2023. When he was a student at Dongui University, he appeared on JTBC's strongest baseball entertainment show and drew attention.

Park Joon-soon will also start as the first batter since his debut. Park Joon-soon showed off his strong batting sense by completing a four-base game of three hits and one walk the previous day. Instead, it is notable that leadoff Park Chan-ho, who has a batting average of only 0.160 in six games, went down to the seventh batting order.

Prior to the game, Doosan manager Kim Won-hyung said about the batting order change, "First of all, (Park) Jun-soon has a good batting sense. He also explained that (Park) Chan-ho felt a little burdened, so I changed the batting order once.

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