KIA Tigers player Kim Do-young hit a massive grand slam with a distance of 145 meters during the third game of the semi-playoffs against the LG Twins on October 20.
Simultaneously setting the records for the tied longest distance in postseason history and the youngest player to hit a grand slam, Kim led the KIA Tigers to three consecutive wins and a berth in the playoffs.
This historic home run exploded during the final game at Jamsil Baseball Stadium.
Sports Mug has reconstructed everything from the secret behind Kim's batting to the reactions of his teammates and manager.
(Produced and Edited by Park Jin-hyeong | Produced by Sports News Department)
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Flying 145 Meters and Summoning a Legend From 25 Years Ago... Kim Do-young's Grand Slam Deconstructed
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