The Hanwha Eagles won again. In nine games including five consecutive wins, the Eagles has rapidly rebounded with eight wins and one loss. The team also jumped seven notches from 10th to 3rd in nine days. 

Hanwha, led by head coach Kim Kyung-moon, won the home game against the NC Dinos in the 2025 Shinhan SOL Bank KBO League 12-4 at Hanwha Life Ball Park in Daejeon on the 18th. 카지노사이트

Hanwha, which has won five consecutive games from the match against Kiwoom in Daejeon on the 13th to the match against SSG in Munhak from the 15th to the 17th, became 12 wins and 11 losses in the season. It has been on a scary rise with eight wins and one loss in the last nine games, changing the winning-loss margin from -6 to +1. The ranking, which was ranked 10th with 5 wins and 10 losses until the 9th, also rose sharply to third place in nine days. It entered the top-ranked competition in third place, trailing second-ranked Lotte (12 wins, 10 losses and 1 draw). 

It was meaningful because starting pitcher Um Sang-baek reported his first win of the season. Um Sang-baek, who signed an FA contract with Hanwha on the condition of up to 7.8 billion won for four years after the season last year, was sluggish with three losses and an ERA of 6.75 without exceeding five innings in all three games of the season, but held on for five innings on the day. 

He was shaken by allowing three runs in the fifth inning alone, but secured victory thanks to support of batters and defense of the bullpen. He garnered his first win of this season by allowing seven hits, one walk, and three strikeouts and four runs in five innings. He threw changeups (56) rather than fastballs (25) with maximum speed of 147 kilometers per hour and average of 145 kilometers per hour, mixing cutters (6) and curves (2). 

As a result, Hanwha has five pitchers, starting with Moon Dong-ju against Kiwoom on the 13th, Cody Ponce, Ryan Weiss and Ryu Hyun-jin against SSG on the 15th and 17th, and Um Sang-baek, who won five consecutive starts in 18 years since Daegu (Mun Dong-hwan against Samsung, Cedric Bowness against Samsung, and Jung Min-cheol against KIA in Daejeon on the 4th and 6th of May, 2007. 

Starting from the bottom of the first inning, the batters also had three hits, two walks and one hit ball, plus an opponent's error, to gain the upper hand with five runs and big innings. In the bottom of the second inning, with two outs, Roh added another run with a hit ball and Chae Eun-seong's double to the left. Noh Si-hwan hit his sixth solo home run of this season in the bottom of the fourth inning, and Chae Eun-seong hit his second two-run home run of this season in the bottom of the seventh inning. Both players reported their first home runs at a new stadium in Daejeon.

With Chae Eun-seong swinging the bat with four hits and five RBIs from four times at bat, Lee, who started the season's first second baseman, also had three hits and four RBIs from five times at bat with two timely hits in the bottom of the first and sixth innings. Four RBIs are Lee's personal best. 

The bullpen was also strong. After one out in the top of the sixth inning, Kim Jong-soo was automatically ejected after hitting a head shot by Seo Ho-cheol, but rookie Jung Woo-joo was dispatched urgently to put out the fire by striking out Park Se-hyuk and Park Hang-yeol in a row. Jung Woo-joo threw only fastballs on all nine pitches, striking out Park Se-hyuk and striking out Park Hang-yeol in a swing and miss. In the top of the seventh inning, he struck out Oh Young-soo with a curveball with two outs and a runner on the second base, dampening NC's will to chase after him by allowing one hit and three strikeouts in one ⅔ inning. Following his first hold at the Munhak SSG match on the 17th, Jung held the game for two consecutive games. 

Manager Kim Kyung-moon also smiled broadly as he won his fifth consecutive game amid harmony between pitching and hitting. "I want to congratulate him on his first win as a starting pitcher," coach Kim said after the game. "It was a good game because we had RBIs that we needed to make. I am happy to give joy to fans who come to the stadium with robust attack." Hanwha Life Ballpark in Daejeon sold out for the sixth time this season (17,000) as of 6 p.m. on the day. 

Hanwha, which presented a pleasant five-game winning streak in front of a packed audience, will try to win six consecutive games with right-hander Moon Dong-ju as the starting player against Daejeon NC on the 19th. In NC, right-hander Riley Thompson will start.