NC Dinos catcher Kim Hyung-joon (26) is focusing his efforts on the 2025 season spring camp to overcome the limit of his batting average in the 100% range last season.

Kim Hyung-joon, who emerged as the next-generation catcher in 2020, joined the team in August 2023 and became the main catcher.온라인카지노

He has grown into a national team homebody, including a gold medal at the Hangzhou Asian Games and a participation in the Asian Professional Baseball Championship, but recorded a poor batting average of 0.195 in the 2024 season.

Despite the slugging power of 17 home runs, he showed great weakness in offense with 144 strikeouts, 50 RBIs and an OPS of 0.658.

In the Premier 12 group stage, he also reaffirmed his batting limit by going 0-for-4 with no hits.

In this spring camp, Kim Hyung-joon is looking for fundamental changes.

"We will change the style of hitting and make up for the shortcomings of last year," he said.

Along with weight management, I am focusing on detailed exercises that use my body correctly.

NC is set to play a warm-up match with six CPBL teams in Tainan, Taiwan after the Tucson camp, drawing keen attention to Kim Hyung-joon's new challenge.