Kang Jung-ho, "meditation & # 39; for 10 days only · · · left wrist examination results

[Séoul-NewYouth] Kim Hee-jun reporter Kang Jung-ho (31, Pittsburgh Pirates) should be back in the big leagues because of injuries. This seems possible later in the year or after.

MLB.com and the Pittsburgh Post Gadget newspaper reported on Wednesday that Kang Jeong-ho received a new examination of his wrist.

MLB.com said Todd Tomlick, a sports doctor in Pittsburgh, said, "A doctor who traced Kang Jeong-ho's wrist recommended complete rest for about 10 days."

"It was diagnosed that soft tissue lesions affected the outside of Kang Jung Ho's left wrist"

Kang Jung-ho intends to keep his wrist guards and his light moves in the Pittsburgh Triple-A club, the Indianapolis Indians.

Kang Jung-ho, who was sentenced to eight months in prison and two years probation after revealing the drunken power of the past due to an accident in December intoxicated 2016, did not get a US work visa and fired the entire 2017 season.

Kang Jung-ho, who received a US work visa at the end of April, has Played an end-of-season camp since May 1st and played in seven A-League games from September 2nd to 9th. With a base percentage of 0.531 and a percentage of 0.875.

Kang Jung-ho, promoted to Triple A immediately after doubling Double-A, started the game on the 12th of last month and, in the Triple A match, he scored 4 wins with a batting average of 0.235 (8 hits in 34 bats)

He seemed to put the return in sight. However, the ankle injury was contracted.

Kang Jeong-ho suffered a left wrist injury for the purpose of ending up in the second-round volley base after hitting 2 RBI in the eighth of the match against Norfolk Tides (under the Baltimore Orioles) on June 20th.

On the 24th and 25th of last month, he played against the Durham Bulls (under the Tampa Bay rays), but the pain came back and finally he was named to the seven day list on June 28th. The date of entry was retroactive to June 26th.

Gang Jeong-ho, who was recommended to take a full rest for 10 days following the re-examination, was unable to swing or catch the ball during this period.

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