'Ejection warning' changed everything---Ens, as different as Kelly LG manager Cha Myung-seok returned home from a business trip to the United States last week. The reason for his trip was to see if there were any replacements for the two foreign pitchers who were in a pretty serious slump. However, after hearing the news, the two foreigners “woke up” and started to turn things around. First, Kelly has come back to life, throwing 18 innings in his last three games, going 2-0 with a 3.00 ERA. Against KT on July 7, he faced eight hits in six innings, but minimized the damage to three runs, earning another quality start (six or more innings and three or fewer earned runs). Hanwha. In the wake of Kelly's resurgence, another foreign pitcher, Dietrich Enns, has begun to keep pace. On August 8, Enns started a game against KT of the Korea Baseball Organization 2024 at KT Wiz Park in Suwon, South Korea, and struggled, giving up four hits and five walks in five innings, but he showed his crisis management skills to limit the damage to just two runs and earn his seventh win of the season (2-2). With the win, Enns joined James Nail (KIA) and Enmanuel De Jesus (KIUM) as the team 토토사이트 leaders in wins. Like Kelly, Enns struggled, drawing criticism from LG head coach Yeom Kyung-yup. But as the LG front office, led by Cha, began to move in earnest with a replacement in mind, Enns, like Kelly, rebounded. In his last three games, including this one, he has pitched 17 innings with three wins and a 2.65 ERA.