토스카지노The Hanwha Eagles are on a roll. With a four-game winning streak and a weekly win percentage of 8 percent, they have emerged as a dark horse in the mid-table battle.

Hanwha went 4-1 in their five games from the 20th to the 25th, improving their win percentage to 8%.

This is second only to SSG (5-1, 0.833), the weekly leader in winning percentage. They have the same winning percentage as KT.

This keeps Hanwha in ninth place with 27 wins, 4 losses and 37 draws on the season, four games behind fifth-place Doosan.

The team’s rise was unexpected after a rough start to the season.

Hanwha was in last place in April with a winning percentage of 0.261 (6W1D17L). The loss of foreign players was significant. Pitcher Butch Smith was injured in the opening game and didn’t return, and slugger Brian O’Grady was bouncing back and forth between the two teams. Without a strong batting lineup, Hanwha struggled.

In May, Hanwha began to rebound. Felix Peña, an established foreign player, came alive, and Ricardo Sanchez, Smith’s replacement as a foreign pitcher, became a winning fairy, with the team winning every time he pitched. The new head coach, Choi Won-ho, quickly reorganized the team and found some stability, finishing the month of May with 11 wins, 2 draws, and 10 losses.

Hanwha’s good run seems to have continued into June. The batting lineup was the driving force behind the momentum in June.

With center fielders Noh Si-hwan and Chae Eun-sung struggling, younger players like Kim In-hwan, Lee Jin-young, and Moon Hyun-bin have awakened.

Kim In-hwan hit .348 with one home run last week alone. Moon Hyun-bin also showed off his incredible long ball power, hitting three home runs in the week. Lee Jin-young paced the offense as the leadoff hitter. As a result, the team matched its weekly winning percentage of 8 percent and monthly winning percentage of 5 percent (10-1).