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Park Seok-min"s Tears After Retirement... “I Leave with a Sorry and Grateful Heart”

 

 

Recalling the violation of quarantine rules, "I feel sorry for the rest of my life to those who left the club because of me"

Loved for top-level skills in the KBO league and donations

Park Seok-min (38, NC Dinos), who calmly explained the background to his decision to retire, paused for a moment.

I could hear Park Seok-min crying through the receiver.

“There are people who left the team because of me.

I am leaving with a feeling of apology to them and the baseball fans.

I will live with that feeling of apology for the rest of my life."

Park Seok-min ended his 20-year career as a professional baseball player.

On the 29th, Park Seok-min"s decision became known to the outside world, and the NC club officially announced Park Seok-min"s retirement on the 30th.

In a phone call on the 29th, Park Seok-min said, "In July, “After being left out of the first team lineup due to injury, I decided to retire,” he said.

“I told Coach Kang In-kwon and the club about it at the end of the season.”

He said, “As I watched Lee Seung-yeop (Doosan Bears coach) and Park Yong-taek (KBSN Sports commentator) retire while maintaining top-level skills, I thought, ‘I want to end my career like that, too.’

So I trained really hard. "I got injured during the season.

It"s not easy to stay competitive even when I"m at 100% fitness, but I kept getting injured, so I decided, "I really have to give it up now.""

Park Seok-min was a top third baseman in the KBO League.

His career first-team records are 1,697 games, a batting average of 0.287, 269 home runs, and 1,041 RBI.

He showed off his versatile ability, recording an on-base percentage of 0.402 and a slugging percentage of 0.491.

He won the Third Base Golden Glove Award in 2014 and 2015, and also enjoyed the pleasure of reaching the top of the Korean Series a total of six times, including five times with the Samsung Lions (2005, 2011-2014) and once with NC (2020).

Park Seok-min, who started his professional career by joining Samsung as a first-round pick in 2004, has been playing as Samsung"s starting infielder since 2008 after completing his military service.

Ahead of the 2016 season, Park Seok-min signed a free agent (FA) contract with NC for up to 9.6 billion won over four years, the highest amount in the KBO League at the time.

In 2020, he again qualified as a free agent and signed a 2+1 year contract with NC worth up to 3.4 billion won.

Park Seok-min, who played a leading role in NC"s first integrated championship since its founding in 2020, has since stepped down from his starting position.

In 2021, he was also disciplined for violating new coronavirus infection (Corona 19) quarantine rules.

Park Seok-min, who suffered from injuries and poor performance this season and had a batting average of only 0.193 in 30 games, eventually decided to bid farewell to the field.

Park Seok-min said, “There are times when everyone has to leave, so I don’t regret it.”

However, he shed tears as he recalled the time when he was suspended for 122 games (72 games for KBO, 50 games for his team NC) for violating COVID-19 quarantine rules.

Park Seok-min said, "Former CEO Soon-hyun Hwang gave me a goal, saying, "Until I retire, I will make sure to maintain an on-base percentage of 0.400 and a slugging percentage of 0.500."

However, I was unable to maintain a slugging percentage of 0.500." "The general manager left the club because of me.

I also disappointed the fans.

I have always lived with a feeling of regret, and I will continue to do so in the future."

NC disciplined Park Seok-min in August 2021, and the club"s leadership left the team.

Park Seok-min was a pleasant player.

His bright personality earned him the love of his colleagues and fans, and in December 2020, he was selected as the ‘Love Golden Gloves Award Winner’ for donating ‘a total of 800 million won over 5 years’.

The actual amount donated by Park Seok-min is more.

The places where Park Seok-min extended a helping hand were diverse, including youth baseball teams including his alma mater, the bereaved family of someone who fell from a rope fall in Yangsan, Gangwon-do, which was damaged by a forest fire, and Daegu, which was struggling with COVID-19.

Park Seok-min lost a lot due to violation of COVID-19 quarantine rules.

Afterwards, his performance deteriorated and he did not even get a chance to apologize.

Park Seok-min said, "Still, I was a lucky player.

I met great leaders and seniors and juniors at NC and Samsung, good teams.

I made a big mistake and had time to reflect on myself.

I felt sorry and realized how much I was loved.

“I realized how human he was.

I leave with both a sorry and grateful heart,” he said.

Park Seok-min, who has decided to retire from active duty with a complicated mind, carefully prepares for his second life.

Park Seok-min said, "I want to become a good leader.

I haven"t decided yet, but I"m looking into overseas baseball training," and added, "I want to be a good leader.

Also, becoming a "really good person" is an important goal for the rest of my life."

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K League 2 Busan defeats Chungnam Asan 2-1... 5 points behind Gimcheon, ‘promotion in sight!’

 

 

Cheonan and Seongnam take 3-1 and get out of last place... Paulino 2G 1A "One Man Show"

Busy Bucheon and Anyang draw 1-1... Nilsson Jr. equalizer

Busan I"Park of the professional soccer K-League 2 (second division) defeated Asan, South Chungcheong Province and took one step closer to winning the championship and promotion.

Busan won 2-1 over Asan, Chungcheongnam-do in the Hana One Q K-League 2 2023 Round 36 away game held at Yi Sun-sin Stadium in Asan, Chungcheongnam-do on the 21st.

Busan, who went undefeated in 8 games (7 wins, 1 draw), further solidified its lead by accumulating 66 points.

The gap with 2nd place (61 points) Gimcheon Sangmu has widened to 5 points.

Busan has 3 games left and Gimcheon has only 4 games left.

The team that wins K League 2 is automatically promoted to K League 1.

Chungnam Asan remained in 10th place (39 points).

Busan scored the first goal in the 5th minute of the first half with Kim Jeong-hwan"s right-footed curling shot, and 9 minutes later, Chungnam Asan"s Park Dae-hoon"s shot hit the defense and bounced high toward the goal, giving up the equalizer.

In the 8th minute of the second half, Busan scored the winning goal by calmly shooting a rebound when a teammate"s header was blocked by the goalkeeper during a corner kick situation.

At Cheonan Stadium, the home team, Cheonan City FC, defeated Seongnam FC, a 10-man team, 3-1, led by Paulino"s multiple goals.

Cheonan won for the first time in three games since the game against Jeonnam Dragons (3-1 win) on the 23rd of last month and succeeded in getting out of last place.

Cheonan rose to 12th place (24 points), and Ansan Greeners (22 points), who played one less game, fell to 13th place, the lowest.

Paulino led the way to Cheonan"s victory by scoring his 7th and 8th goals of the season and assisting the key goal.

Seongnam was ranked 9th (41 points).

Paulino, who has played 16 games this season, has 12 attack points (8 goals, 4 assists).

Paulino was involved in 12 of Cheonan"s 32 goals.

In the 45th minute of the first half, Paulino received Jeong Seok-hwa"s penetration pass and shot with his left foot from in front of the goal area to score the first goal.

Paulino, who scored in the 10th minute of the second half to further tilt the game towards Cheonan, even assisted with a ground ball cross that led to Motta"s key goal during a counterattack in the 32nd minute of the second half.

Seongnam"s defeat deepened when veteran striker Lee Jong-ho received a red card and was sent off in the 14th minute of the first half when the team was trailing 0-2.

Seongnam avoided permanent defeat with Yang Taeyang"s consolation goal in the 39th minute of the second half.

At Bucheon Stadium, Bucheon FC and FC Anyang, who are challenging to advance to the playoffs for promotion, drew 1-1.

It"s a draw that feels like a defeat for both teams.

Bucheon could have risen to 3rd place if they had won that day, but they ended up in a draw and stayed in 4th place (54 points).

Bucheon"s hopes of reaching second place and advancing directly to the relegation playoffs have disappeared.

Bucheon is in a position where it is difficult to be sure of a performance higher than 5th, which is the Maginot line for advancing to the promotion playoffs (3rd to 5th).

Anyang, who had been flying high until the mid-season but fell into a long slump from the end of August, recorded a draw in 8 consecutive games (3 draws, 5 losses) until this day, and remained in 8th place in the standings (45 points).

Anyang took the lead in the first minute through Ahn Yong-woo"s goal.

In a counterattack situation, Yago cleverly beat the opponent"s defense and made a pass, and Ahn Yong-woo shook the Bucheon net with a left-footed shot that slightly changed direction.

Bucheon leveled the game with Nilsson Jr."s exquisite header in the 13th minute of the second half.

Kaz took a low free kick from the left, and Nilsson Jr. at the near post fell and touched his head, which bounced high and was sucked into the corner of the opposite goal.

 

 

 

 

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?Even the Solemn North Korean Players Smiled... What did Weightlifter Kim Soo-hyun Say

 

 

Kim Soo-hyun attends press conference with North Korean bronze medalist weightlifters in women"s 76kg weightlifting class

North Korean players, who rarely smile, became a hot topic by shaking their shoulders and smiling at the words of the South Korean player.

A press conference for the medalists of the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games weightlifting women"s 76kg group A competition was held at the Xiaoshan Sports Center in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China, on the 5th.

Here were North Korea"s Song Kuk-hyang and Jeong Chun-hee, and South Korea"s Kim Soo-hyun (28, Busan Metropolitan Sports Council).

Song Guk-hyang won the gold medal with a total weight of 267 kg, beating Chun-hee Jeong, who weighed 266 kg. 

im Soo-hyun finally won a medal in her third competition, finishing in third place with a total of 243kg.

At the press conference, Song Guk-hyang said with a solemn expression, "Today"s goal was not this record (267 kg) but the world record (North Korea"s Lim Jong-sim"s 278 kg).

It"s really disappointing," and added, "Today, the Chinese athlete (Liao Guifang) was unable to participate in this event (medallist press conference), and I am worried that the injury is serious.”

Jeong Chun-hee also said, "The Chinese player has a birthday today, so I would like to congratulate him.

I want the Chinese player to get better quickly and compete with his skills."

Liao Guifang was injured during the snatch competition and gave up the clean and jerk.

The North Korean players" comments could be interpreted as saying that they hoped that third place would be China"s Liao Guifang, not Kim Soo-hyun.

However, in this atmosphere, Kim Soo-hyun said, "I participated in my third Asian Games and finally won a medal.

I was so happy that I didn"t even know the Chinese player was injured...

Happy birthday to the Chinese player."

At this, Song Guk-hyang and Jeong Chun-hee bowed their heads and laughed.

It looked like he didn"t want to be seen smiling, but his shoulders were shaking from laughter.

Kim Soo-hyun said, "I like Rim Jeong-sim.

It"s an honor to play with two players who are better than Jeong-sim," and emphasized, "I want to set a bigger goal and be as good as these friends to go up to the next level."

Ling Jeongsim is a North Korean weightlifter who won gold medals at the 2012 and 2016 Olympics.

Song Guk-hyang and Jung Jun-hee looked surprised at Kim Soo-hyun"s well-wishing words.

But soon they regained their solemn expressions.

When asked about the secret behind the North Korean weightlifter"s sweep of gold medals in the five women"s weight classes held so far at the Asian Games.

Song Guk-hyang was overcome with tears and paused for a moment before replying, "I think I should repay the love of our dear Marshal Kim Jong-un."

She said, "Just as the saying goes that behind a great student is a great teacher, behind our achievements today is the hard work of our comrades.

I want to boast about such great leaders."

It has been four years since the 2019 World Championships that North Korean weightlifters appeared on the international stage.

This is due to the closure of borders in the aftermath of the novel coronavirus infection (Corona 19) and the suspension from the International Olympic Committee (IOC) for not participating in the Tokyo Olympics.

 

 

 

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[Asian Games] Changed the Event, Participated for the First Time at the Age of 41, And Won a Silver Medal... The Journey of Kim Min-gyu, CEO of Kurashi

 

 

 

‘Uzbek Judo’ Kurashi becomes Korea’s first silver medalist… “I wanted to win gold and promote the sport.”

Kim Min-gyu, who took second place in the men"s under-90kg class at the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games on the 2nd and won the first ever silver medal for Korea"s Kurasi, was born in 1982 and is 41 years old this year.

As a judo player, he also wore the Taegeuk symbol.

He teamed up with Jae-beom Kim to win the team event at the 2005 World Championships, and also won a silver medal in the individual event at the 2007 Summer Universiade.

However, he ended his career as an athlete without being able to participate in major international competitions such as the Asian Games or the Olympics.

Since then, Kurash, who started around 2018, has become a turning point in his life as an ‘athlete’.

Kurash is a traditional martial art of Uzbekistan similar to judo, and in Korea, only a small number of people, mainly former judo players, practice it.

Kim Min-gyu, who had been knocking on the door of national team selection ahead of the 2018 Jakarta-Palembang Games, where Kurashi became an official event at the Asian Games for the first time, but was unable to participate, entered this competition after preparing for five more years.

Even ahead of this competition, after passing the selection round, the competition was postponed for a year due to the aftermath of the novel coronavirus infection (Corona 19), and there was a risk of not being able to participate due to a suddenly created age limit for participation due to a one-year age difference. I had to hand it over.

Kim Min-gyu, who won the silver medal, said, "I almost couldn"t compete because they said there would be an age limit to only those born in 1983 or younger.

"I worked hard to solve it, and in the end, I was able to solve it and participate," he explained.

In this difficult competition, he competed against players at least 10 years younger than him in each game.

Ajmal Ishaq Zai (Afghanistan), whom he defeated in the quarterfinals on this day, was born in 1992, and Tajikistan"s Kakhnazar Nazarov, who he faced in the semifinals, was 15 years younger than Kim Min-gyu.

Kim Min-gyu, who won a close match against Nazarov, met Sadegh Azaran (Iran), born in 2002, who is 20 years older than him, in the finals that followed immediately.

Although he performed well against players his nephew"s age, he ran out of steam at the end and ended up winning his first Asian Games medal in silver.

Min-gyu Kim expressed regret, saying, "It"s an excuse, but because I"m older, I went into the finals without a break and my recovery was slow.

I went into the semifinals thinking a lot about what I was going to do, but I had no thoughts in the finals."

He went on to say, "I really wanted to win the historic first gold medal to promote Kurashi, but it"s disappointing that I couldn"t do anything in the final."

Although he pondered his regrets several times, thanks to his challenge, Kurashi participated in the finals for the first time in Asian Games history and earned a silver medal.

Korea"s Kurashi, who failed to place a prize at the Jakarta Games, which were introduced as official events, showed great progress in this competition by winning a silver medal on the 30th of last month, following Kwon Jae-deok in the men"s under-66kg class and Jeong Jun-yong winning bronze medals in the men"s over-90kg class.

Kim Min-gyu joked, "The reason for the challenge was that I didn"t have enough pension points until I retired as a judo athlete, so I wanted to gain pension points," but Kim Min-gyu said, "If you stay still, you"ll become complacent, so I wanted to challenge myself.

I wanted to show that I can do it. " He said.

The first Asian Games have just ended, and he also mentioned the word "last".

“I want to do a little more once my physical strength builds up, but this time it was very difficult.

Because of my age, it is twice as hard physically and mentally as when I exercised in the past,” he said.

“I need to invest time to get to a level where I can win a gold medal.

“I don’t think I’ll be able to invest that much time because I’m not concentrating on my career as a player.”

He added, "I think there will be a lot of people who are better at Kurashi at the next Asian Games, so I think I should go as a leader."

Kim Min-gyu, who runs a judo gym in Hanam, Gyeonggi-do, expressed his desire to teach both judo and kurashi and serve as a bridge between the two.

“I think Judo and Kurashi are like brothers,” he said, expressing his affection for both. “I hope to develop athletes and send them to the elite, so that my students can compete in the Asian Games or the Olympics.”

 

 

 

 

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