Professional baseball Samsung is threatening No. 1 LG, which has won six consecutive games for the first time in 10 years and has lost three consecutive games.온라인바카라

Samsung beat SSG 3-1 in away games against "2025 Shinhan SOL Bank KBO League" held at SSG Landers Field in Incheon on Sunday. Samsung continued to win all five games last week.

It is a devastating six-game winning streak. Samsung's six-game winning streak is the first in about 10 years since September 2015 when it was the last under the colonial rule of Korea in the 2010s. It has had five wins in a row so far.

Samsung, which had 18 wins and 12 losses, trailed No. 1 ranking LG (20 wins and 10 losses) by two games. LG lost to Hanwha 2 to 3 in an away match in Daejeon on the day, and lost to the Korean team for three consecutive games.

Choi Won-tae (3-1), although he failed to become the winning pitcher, allowed three hits, two walks, six strikeouts, and one run during six ⅓ innings to pave the way for his sixth consecutive win. Samsung, which then deployed the winning team, secured its fifth save (one win and one loss) by allowing Kim Jae-yoon, the closing pitcher of the ninth inning, allowing no run in one inning.

In the batting lineup, No. 3 Koo Ja-wook led the team's offense by making three hits, one RBI and one run from five times at bat, including his seventh homer of this season, in the first inning. No. 2 Kim Sung-yoon also contributed by making two hits, one RBI and one run from five times at bat.

In the tight pitching match, the balance of the game collapsed in the top of the eighth inning when the score was 1 to 1. With Samsung loaded the bases with no outs, third baseman Kim Sung-yoon homered and scored the winning run during SSG veteran Noh Kyung-eun's wild pitch. In the ninth inning, Kim Sung-yoon hit a timely hit with two outs and a third base.

SSG's starting pitcher Mitch White allowed one run with six strikeouts during five innings, but the team still had no chance of winning. Choi Jun-woo's sacrifice hit saved the team from losing the game in the bottom of the third inning.

LG suffered a two-to-three defeat by Hanwha in an away match in Daejeon. The team has been trailing Samsung by two games amid sluggish performance of two wins and six losses in eight consecutive games.

The Hanwha Eagles also trailed the LG Twins by 2.5 games, with 18 wins, 13 losses and third place. On the day, Lee Jin-young and Shim Woo-joon had home runs, beating the LG Twins with Austin Dean's two-run homer. Shim, who moved to the Hanwha Eagles for four years and five billion won after being released from KT as a free agent, made the come-from-behind winning run on his first home run of the season.

Starter Ryan Weiss won his fourth game of the season by allowing two runs in six innings. Closer Kim Seo-hyun took the mound in the ninth inning and secured his eighth save by allowing no run in one inning.

The fourth-ranked Lotte Giants also defeated the LG Twins 9 to 3 in away games at Gocheok Stadium, trailing the latter by three games with 17 wins, 13 losses and one draw. However, Jeon Min-jae, the infielder with the largest batting average (3807) on the day, was hit in the head by Yang Ji-yul, the third pitcher of Kiwoom, in the seventh inning. Yang was ejected by a headshot, and Jeon was taken to a hospital in an emergency vehicle.

KIA defeated NC Dinos 13 to 3 at its home in Gwangju. Kim Do-young, MVP of last year's championship who returned to the team, made two hits, walked two, and scored two RBIs and two runs from two times at bat. Both hits were doubles.