KT Wiz outfielder Byung-ho Park (37) is not feeling well. On the 9th of this month, he injured his left calf while batting against the Hanwha Eagles in the KBO .No major abnormalities were found, such as a muscle tear, but he’s not at the point where he can do much exercise .He feels a stabbing sensation whenever he moves his body .KT coach Lee Kang-cheol wanted to give Park a break. He wanted him to take some time off to recover .However, he couldn’t stop Park’s stubbornness. He said he couldn’t be left out at such a crucial time. “His will is strong,” Lee said when asked if he thought about leaving him out of the lineup for a while ahead of their home game against the NC Dinos at Katie Weeds Park in Suwon on the 12th. “It’s hard for him to play defence and infield, but he wants to be with the team,” Lee said. “I think his mental strength is great,” Lee said, adding, “He is an example for other players. “Park Byung-ho has been doing his best to help the team win despite being unwell. In the eighth inning of the 11th NC, down 1-6, he came in as a pinch hitter with runners on first and third and hit a sacrifice fly. He will also pinch-hit in the NC game 카지노사이트 on the 12th.Park Byung-ho is a player who puts the team before himself. He impressed his teammates and fans last year by playing through injury pain to help the team reach the postseason. He was diagnosed with a torn anterior and posterior ligament in his right ankle that would require surgery, but he gritted his teeth, rehabbed, and returned to the field to make some phenomenal plays, including a pinch-hit home run to set the tone for the team in the final game of the regular seas. on. Earlier this year, he tore the muscle behind his left thigh (hamstring) in May and was told by doctors that he would need more than three weeks of treatment, but he was back on the field in about two weeks. Park’s unselfish dedication to his body has been the driving force behind the KT squad