Baseball’s NC Dinos pitcher Lee Jae-hak, 33, looked up in sudden pain as the ball struck the back of his hand.

He realized it was in play and started looking for the ball, and when catcher Kim Hyung-jun informed him that it was “right under his feet,” he gritted his teeth and threw to first base to catch the batter.

Lee Jae-hak pitched into relief with the bases loaded in the top of the third inning of NC’s 7-5 semifinal win over SSG Landers in the best-of-three semifinal playoff series at Changwon NC Park on May 25.

After getting out of a bases-loaded jam in the third inning, he gave up an RBI double to Han Yoo-seom with the bases loaded in the fourth inning, but went into the fifth inning without allowing the tying run to score.

The play in question came in the top of the fifth inning.

Oh was hit on the back of his right hand, the side that throws the ball, by a hard-hit pitch.

Lee Jae-hak pitched the rest of the way despite the injury, and then promptly handed the mound over to Kim Young-gyu.

Lee ended up pitching 2⅔ innings, allowing one run on four hits and one walk.

NC, which is cruising in fall ball this year, has been plagued by pitcher’s whiffs.

Ace Eric Peddy was hit by a pitch against the KIA Tigers in the final game of the regular season and has yet to pitch in fall baseball, while Lee Jae-hak, who does the dirty work in the bullpen, is also injured. 카지노사이트