Became the Problem Child of MLB - Chapter 204



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Episode 204: Nickname (5)

There is a cycle in baseball. Whether it is performance or batting cycle, it is normal for it to go up and then down, and then go up. So there is no reason to be overly disappointed because you have a bad batting feel, and no reason to be overly proud because you have a good batting feel.

Of course, Han Jae-yi also had such a cycle. The cycle was short in nature, so there were significantly fewer people who noticed it, but I felt the decline and rise.

Every time that happened, Han Jae-yi didn’t take any special action.

Boo-

Swinging the bat hundreds, thousands of times in a tightly locked hotel room. As I swing without stopping in the quiet room, my slightly off balance is restored and my complicated mind becomes clearer.

In general, such private rituals would never have been made known to the outside world.

“Jay, what’s wrong with the carpet?”

“What is it?”

“This carpet is the only one that’s fluffed up white. Did you train in your room by any chance?”

It was captured in its entirety on camera by a documentary film crew who visited the expedition hotel room.

“Oh, I got caught working hard behind the scenes. Please edit this out, it doesn’t match my image.”

When Han Je-i, who was introducing the room, started to joke around and cut his fingers with scissors, the PD also laughed and said.

“Who would have thought that? Did you scratch it on purpose before we came?”

“Oh, that’s fine. Please edit it like that.”

As Han Je-yi continued to escalate the situation, the PD eventually raised both hands and surrendered. Executive Producer Cathy Woods could fully understand that Han Je-yi was called a blank check among baseball fans.

Playing consistently throughout the season? That’s what the fans want, but it’s also what the players themselves want the most. For players who beg to stay in the major leagues for a season, or even just a month, it’s a dream come true.

In a world where no one guarantees success and nothing is certain, when a hitter hits close to 50 home runs in a season, the way people around him look at him changes.

“GO CUBS GO!”

“GO CUBS GO!”

“Hey, Metz! Hold on to the safety bar! You’re about to fall so fast you’ll be dizzy!”

“JAY! JAY! JAY!”

“Sign here! I flew here to see you!”

The last game of the Cubs’ nine-game road trip. The Citi Field stands that day were filled with Cubs fans, to put it a bit more bluntly, as were Mets fans.

In front of the fans who were each chanting the names of the players they were rooting for, Johnny Garlick, who was announced as the starting pitcher, timidly waved to the fans who were looking for him.

“Johnny! Smile for me!”

“No matter what anyone says, never forget that you are the best!”

“Straighten your shoulders! I’ll kill them all!”

Johnny Garlick, who is entering his second year in the major leagues, is someone who makes you want to take care of him.

On days when Brian Elber, who took over the mound for him, flies the ball, doesn’t he just close his eyes with a haggard face? After throwing unsteadily to first base, doesn’t he just close his eyes to avoid Andy McGregor’s laser beam?

These consistent performances combined to create quite a cult following among Cubs fans.

And Hanjei was a topic of conversation among Cubs fans. The successor to Victor Aroswell has finally appeared. The leader who will lead the next generation of Cubs. A serial record-breaker of the 20th century.

Last time, Han Je-yi personally broke the bat in two and the controversy died down, but behind the scenes, there were still people who were making a fuss, saying that Han Je-yi was definitely using banned substances and even illegal bats.

[The reason why Hanjei can never be natural even if the world is divided into two. EU]

└No other repertoire?

└It’s ugly, let’s go… … .

└Did you hit your head on something hard? It looks like you got a head injury;;

└Leave it. Cognitive dissonance is coming to you, so lol

└It seems like he got jealous because Han Jae was doing wellㅋㅋㅋㅋ

└Ah, I don’t know about anything else, but Hanjae has to be a pharmacist~~~~

└People who say that this is not the baseball I know: I don’t know baseball

└A person who is upset that Hanjei is ruining the baseball field Special: A loner

└He came with a bat and hit meㅋㅋㅋㅋ

The posts that didn’t get the majority of the votes were quickly deleted as soon as Game 3 between the Mets and Cubs began, and other posts quickly took their place. This is a bizarre sight that has been happening at every recent Cubs game.

In the top of the first inning, with one out and a runner on first base, Han Je-i drew a walk and spoke to the catcher. Then, all sorts of unofficial lip-reading experts came out to the mound.

[‘Raise your head, Mets. There’s no shame in losing to a strong team.’]

[‘Can you please get that fucking face off?’]

[‘One quarter pounder cheeseburger.’]

└Oh, this seems to be it.

└What the heck is thisㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

└They just say what they want to sayㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

Victor Arouswell flew out to the outfield. But back-to-back singles by Andy McGregor and Dustin Zimmerman allowed Hanjei to score. Back-to-back hits and runs from the first inning.

[Those kids who play baseball like shit.]

[Score from the 1st time ssssssss]

[Brother Han Jae came today tooㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ]

And the sight of Han Ye-ha sitting with a relieved expression on the broadcast screen was enough to elicit sympathy from numerous baseball fans.

└One person got ruined lol

└When he was young, he caught Hanjae like a rat, so isn’t it Hanjae taking revenge?

└No matter how I look at it, it seems like it was my brother who got stabbed ㅇㅅㅇ

└If we met at home like that, wouldn’t there be a dog fight? LOL

└I don’t even need to look to be honest, it’s 100% obviousㅋㅋㅋ

Han Ye-ha is also a helpless baseball fan, so when she gets engrossed in a game, there are times when she gets upset even if the opponent is her younger brother. However, whenever that happens, she is quicker than anyone else to come to her senses. She had to come to her senses.

└What is the bodyguard’s butt? If I catch him, he’ll punch me in the face; ㄷㄷㄷ

└Han Je-i’s father, speak carefully…

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└F*ck, you’re talking so cheaply, seriouslyㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

└Ah, as expected. I was wondering who Han Jae-yi resembled, and it turns out he resembles his father.

└You’re late, honeyㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

└The reason why family peace is maintained.jpg

Anyway, as long as the Cubs are winning, the community is still vibrant today.

It was a different story when Casey Martinez nearly blew the out on a bizarre defensive play, but when Johnny Garlick ended the sixth with just 80 pitches and Judd Miller singled with a bat gifted to him by Hansey, the Cubs championship theory began to bubble up.

And if I had to pick just one scene as the highlight of the game that day, I couldn’t leave out Han Je-yi’s last at-bat in the top of the 9th inning.

“cheek!”

The Cubs fans, who had been waiting for the turn to bat with a look of excitement, sat back down with a look of bewilderment when the pitcher threw two balls in a row. It was frustrating, but there was nothing they could do but shout at the Mets bench, “You cowards, just throw an intentional walk!”

Just one here.

Only Han Jae-yi was smiling slightly.

Boo-

A natural center of gravity shift and a smooth, flowing batting form. The bat, confident as if holding the ball in front of his eyes, met the ball that dug into the strike zone at one point.

Taaaaaaaaaaah-!

The ball kept flying like a lie. The crowd that filled Citi Field started to scream when the Mets’ left fielder, who had been running like crazy, slowly slowed down. The boos and cheers that came from no one were sticky and tangled.

└Wow

└ㅅㅂ

└What is it?

└What the heck?

└Hanjae is a legend Hanjae is a legend Hanjae is a legend

└King J fuckin love you King J fuckin love you King J fuckin love you

└Did it explode?

└ㄷㄷ

└It exploded, f*ck

Finally, when Han Je-yi’s 50th arch of the season went over the Citi Field fence, the site crashed along with the people who lost their minds.

* * *

My career high in the KBO was the season right before my FA contract. I hit 49 home runs, ranking 6th in a single season, and I remember bragging about it here and there, not knowing that it would become my single-season home run record.

At the time, I thought I was all grown up. Looking back, I realized that I was just a kid who knew nothing about life, and I was the only one who didn’t know that.

In fact, I don’t think I’ve changed much as a person since I hit my 50th home run of the season.

Then and now, I’m just a baseball player. A baseball player who knows how to hit a fist-sized ball far away with a long wooden stick.

“JAY! JAY! JAY!”

“If you have eyes, look! Who is our king?”

“A toast to your youth! And condolences to the fallen corpses!”

It’s quite amazing that I can make people happy with my talent. It’s a miracle, and I think I’m lucky.

Today we won. I hit my 50th home run, Garlick won his 12th game, breaking his own season record, and the team won 82 games, a whopping 73%.

The Mets fans left early at the party held at the other team’s home, and only our fans remained, singing chants excitedly. Then, the eldest son held out a bouquet of flowers in front of his family who came down to the field to congratulate him.

The family was watching the game, so perhaps a sensible club official had prepared this in advance.

“My ascension… swaying sideways…….”

“thank you.”

If it were normal, I would have asked him what he had in his wisdom teeth, but his jaw was already shaking, so I just let it slide.

“Brother, relax your hands.”

“…….”

“It’s a bit weird to take it by force.”

“Brother… How ugly are you going to get….”

Contrary to the words of regret, the second son, who had been filming this scene from earlier, took care of the baseball fan who was in a state of drowsiness. To someone who knew the situation, this farce would not have happened.

Mikey said this to his eldest son, who had been acting half-crazy the entire time they were taking commemorative photos.

“I suddenly have this thought. Is it really a good idea to raise Aiden as a baseball player?”

“Why all of a sudden?”

“Aiden can’t just pick a team and go.”

“I guess so.”

“What if Aiden ends up wearing that fucking pinstripe uniform?”

It’s a proud uniform for Yankees fans, but it’s certainly not for Red Sox fans. Of course, it’s not like someone just gives them that uniform.

First, after being drafted, he would have to go through the difficult minor leagues and debut in the major leagues… … But he didn’t say anything to Aiden’s father, who was imagining the distant future.

“Well, Mikey.”

“There’s no way to guarantee that something as unfortunate as yours won’t happen again.”

“What on earth is going on in front of me… No, what on earth is the point of causing such an unfortunate incident like this?”

“Yes, brother.”

“…….”

“I don’t want to suffer while watching my son play. If that’s the case, I’ll just quit baseball.”

Mikey, who had been speaking with a determined expression, looked at me as if asking why I was smiling vaguely.

“Well, I dare say I’ll stop there, Mikey.”

“why?”

“…No. There is something like that.”

Doesn’t this guy know what a flag is?

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