'With' New History at Jamsil Stadium! 'Thrilling Winning S' Doosan Bears Manager Kim Won-hyung Sends Gratitude to Home Fans → Now Faces Fateful Three-Game Series Against KIA, Currently Tied for 5th Place

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Kim Won-hyung, the commanding officer of the Doosan Bears who achieved a winning series, expressed gratitude to the fans.

Doosan defeated SSG Landers 3-1 in a regular-season home game at Seoul Jamsil Baseball Stadium on the 10th as part of the 2026 Shinhan SOL KBO League.

Doosan had lost 1-4 on the 8th but won 9-4 the previous day (the 9th). With today's victory, they secured a 2-1 winning series. Doosan finished with 17 wins, 1 tie, and 19 losses, needing just two more wins to reach a .500 winning percentage. They are currently tied for 5th place alongside KIA Tigers (17 wins, 1 tie, 19 losses). Meanwhile, SSG recorded 19 wins, 1 tie, and 16 losses, holding sole 4th place in the league standings. The gap between Doosan and SSG has narrowed to 2.5 games.

Doosan will now face KIA, who are also in the same position next week, in a fateful midweek three-game series in Gwangju. Following that, they will return home to face the Lotte Giants over the weekend.

Doosan's starting pitcher, Jacklog, pitched 6⅓ innings, allowing 6 hits, 1 hit-by-pitch, 5 strikeouts, and 1 earned run, achieving his third win (2 losses) of the season. Following him, Lee Byung-hun (⅔ innings), Park Chi-guk (⅓ innings), and Lee Young-ha (1⅔ innings) each pitched scoreless innings in succession, securing the team's victory.

In the lineup that produced a total of 4 hits, Park Jun-soon hit his fourth home run of the season. Additionally, Park Chan-ho became the hero of the game with a sacrifice fly to right field in the bottom of the second inning with one out and bases loaded.

Manager Kim Won-hyung, who led the team to victory, praised the pitching staff, saying, "Starting pitcher Jacklog appeared twice in a week and delivered a perfect performance. The relievers who followed also did their part."

He continued, "Especially, Lee Young-ha was crucial in recording five outs. It was a very high-pressure situation, but he trusted his pitches and secured a valuable save."

Manager Kim added, "Like yesterday, we were able to take the lead and set the tone of the game, and when we needed more runs, Park Jun-soon's home run came through," giving a thumbs-up.

Doosan recorded a sellout (23,750 seats) throughout the three-game series against SSG. This marks 12 consecutive sellouts at home since the KIA game on the 17th of last month, setting a new record for consecutive sellouts at Jamsil Stadium. Manager Kim said, "The players worked hard for a week," and added, "I would like to thank the fans who filled the stands for three straight days."

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