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LG manager Yeom Kyung-yeop is in a tight race for the top spot, and he’s struggling to find a homegrown starter.

“Five innings, three runs. I can’t do that.”

LG manager Yeom Kyung-yeop is in a tight race for the top spot, and he’s struggling to find a homegrown starter. LG’s starting staff has been auditioning for four or five spots in the middle of the season as homegrown starters have struggled one after another. Foreign pitchers Plutko, Kelly, and Lim Chan-kyu have been stable in the 1-3 spots.

The problem is the 4-5 starters. Kim Yun-sik, Lee Min-ho, and Kang Hyo-jong, who started the season as 3-5 starters in the scheme of things, have been dropped to the second team. Kim Yun-sik is 3-4 with a 5.29 ERA in 11 games (49⅓ innings). Lee Min-ho is 2-2 with a 5.03 ERA in five games (19⅔ innings). Kang Hyo-jong is 1-1 with a 5.40 ERA in five games (16⅔ innings).

Kim Yun-sik and Lee Min-ho are starting their rehab stints as if it were spring training to rebuild their bodies from scratch. Yun-sik Kim is also working on a lingering back injury. Lee suffered a forearm injury early in the season and his fastball velocity dropped by 10 kilometers after his return. He has been working on his body like a camp. Kang Hyo-jong is also struggling in the Futures League.

LG’s starting staff has been auditioning for four or five spots in the middle of the season as homegrown starters have struggled one after another. Foreign pitchers Plutko, Kelly, and Lim Chan-kyu have been stable in the 1-3 spots.

The problem is the 4-5 starters. Kim Yun-sik, Lee Min-ho, and Kang Hyo-jong, who started the season as 3-5 starters in the scheme of things, have been dropped to the second team. Kim Yun-sik is 3-4 with a 5.29 ERA in 11 games (49⅓ innings). Lee Min-ho is 2-2 with a 5.03 ERA in five games (19⅔ innings). Kang Hyo-jong is 1-1 with a 5.40 ERA in five games (16⅔ innings).

Kim Yun-sik and Lee Min-ho are starting their rehab stints as if it were spring training to rebuild their bodies from scratch. Yun-sik Kim is also working on a lingering back injury. Lee suffered a forearm injury early in the season and his fastball velocity dropped by 10 kilometers after his return. He has been working on his body like a camp. Kang Hyo-jong is also struggling in the Futures League.

Lee Sang-young, who was released from the team in June, was expected to be the starter’s reliever. Yeom planned to give him a chance to start for about a month. Lee went 8-1 with a 2.63 ERA in the Futures League.

But when he returned to the LG, his fastball was only in the mid-to-high 130s and his pitches were shaky. In two starts (5⅓ innings), he went 1-1 with a 6.75 ERA. Lee Sang-young is also in the rehabilitation group for the time being, working on his pitching form.

For home games, he works on his pitching form at Jamsil Stadium under the guidance of the first-team coaching staff, and for away games, he trains at the second-team stadium. Lee plans to put in the work over a long period of time. In October, at the end of the season, Yeom is looking ahead to the postseason.

The LG 4-5 starters will be Lee Jung-yong and Lee Ji-kang, who have transitioned from the bullpen to the starting rotation for the time being.

On the 28th at SSG Landers Field in Incheon, Yoon said, “I’m hoping Jung-yong can settle in (as a starter). He has a career and I don’t think he’ll be as erratic as the younger players. I think five innings and three runs is enough,” he said.

Lee made his debut start against Jamsil Lotte on May 25, giving up one run on three hits in two innings. He needs to gradually increase his pitch count.

“If our four or five starters give up three runs in five innings, we’ll be in control of the game. I think our bullpen can close out the other four innings and our offense can score four runs a game. Unless we face an ace pitcher, we can score four runs.”

Three runs in five innings is a 5.40 ERA. In response, Yeom said, “I’d be grateful if I could do that (five innings and three runs). But I can’t do it,” he lamented. Pitchers who have pitched in the fourth and fifth innings have not been able to handle the fifth inning.

Yoon is targeting Kim Yun-sik and Lee Min-ho to return to the first team after the All-Star break. For the first half of the season, Lee Jung-yong, Lee Ji-gang, and the alternate starters are good for three runs in five innings.