Former Hanwha coach Choi Won-ho says goodbye to the players… “PS I believe it will go up”
Former CEO Park Chan-hyuk said, “It’s time to prove growth… I hope the Eagles will pave the way.”
The Former Hanwha Eagles coach Choi Won-ho said goodbye to the players.
Former coach Choi held his last meeting with the players in the locker room at Hanwha Life Eagles Park in Daejeon on the 28th.
Former coach Choi explained his resignation, saying, “It’s not just us, but other teams also try to get back on track through changes when their performance is poor.”
At the same time, he encouraged the players, saying, “As you go through the season, unless you win wire-to-wire, there are good times and bad times. 바카라사이트
There is no need to be cocky when things are good, and there is no need to give up when times are bad.”
Former coach Choi said, “I think our players have prepared well by working well with the coaches since the camp,” and added, “We are in a good mood right now, so I hope that no matter who you play with, you will fulfill your responsibilities and duties as a player.” I requested.
He added, “If we do that, I believe we will advance to the postseason, which we have been aiming for since spring training.
I sincerely hope that we will make it,” and added, “I will be cheering for you a lot from the outside.”
Former coach Choi announced his intention to resign to the club on the 23rd after a poor performance this season, and the club accepted on the 26th.
Despite strengthening its power with Ryu Hyun-jin and Ahn Chi-hong, Hanwha remains in 8th place in the league as of the 27th (win percentage 0.420, 21 wins, 29 losses, 1 draw).
As a result, following former coach Kim Seong-geun in May 2017, former coach Han Yong-deok in June 2020, and former coach Carlos Subero in May 2023, Hanwha’s head coach has failed to complete the contract period for four consecutive players.
Former CEO Park Chan-hyuk, who led Hanwha’s front office, also took joint responsibility and left Hanwha three years and six months after taking office.