Although South Korea's national baseball team defeated Japan 3-1 to claim its fifth consecutive Asian Game title, Kim Do-young could hardly crack a smile even after the gold medal was secured.
Kim, who drove in the crucial go-ahead run in the final, confessed after the match, "I felt a great sense of guilt toward my teammates," and harshly evaluated his own performance during the tournament as "less than 10 points out of 100."
From the pressure he felt following the Super Round loss to Japan to his assessment of Japanese pitchers, <Sports Mug> brings you the story of Kim Do-young right after winning the gold medal.
(Reported by Jeon Young-min | Produced and Edited by Jinhyeong Park | Video by Yang Doo-won | Produced by Sports News Department)
※ Please note: This article was translated by AI and may contain errors.
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