Kim Tae-yeon of the Hanwha Eagles started as the first batter and left fielder in an exhibition game against the Samsung Lions in the 2025 Shinhan SOL Bank KBO League at Hanwha Life Ball Park in Daejeon on the 17th.

The game was the first game of Daejeon's new stadium. Daejeon Hanwha Life Ball Park, which was built with 15 billion won in national expenditure, 143.8 billion won in municipal expenses, and 48.6 billion won in Hanwha, debuted to 11,000 fans.바카라사이트

And Kim left another strong impression on Hanwha fans on the day. She became the star of the first homer in the opening game. With 2B-2S situation, Kim hit the opponent team's starting pitcher Baek Jeong-hyun's six 139-km fastballs, and connected the homer to the left-center field. The flying distance reached 120 meters.

After the game, Kim said, "I feel great because it remains in the fans' memory, which can be a page in history. I will continue to do my best without paying attention to home runs."

Kim achieved her dream of debuting in the first division in 2017, hitting 12 home runs for the first time in last season, surpassing 10 home runs in her first season. Nevertheless, Kim said, "I will not be greedy. If you try to produce results, it can get worse. I will just focus on winning the team."

How do you feel about playing at the new stadium? Unlike the previous Hanwha Life Insurance Eagles Park, you can enjoy meals and weight training in your home locker room. Shoe dryers are installed on every locker, and the weight training center is 2.5 times larger than the Eagles Park training center.

Kim Tae-yeon said, "The locker has gotten bigger and bigger. The weight training center has also expanded. There are saunas and restaurants. Overall, everything has improved. I'm satisfied."

He was the No. 1 hitter on the day. "We haven't decided who the leadoff is. I'm going to take the lineup depending on the opponent team's pitcher for the time being. I think it's better to say that a player in good condition and a player who is strong against the opponent team's starting pitcher will go first," Hanwha manager Kim Kyung-moon said before the game. For Hanwha, which is agonizing over the leadoff, Kim Tae-yeon can be a card.

"I don't have any pressure. I'm not nervous because I played last year," Kim said. "If you're a baseball player, you'll have a chance to play. As a starting player, I'm trying my best not to lose out to other players. I'll do my best."

Finally, he said, "The atmosphere is good. All of our players have worked hard since the camp. If we try to win every day without having to worry about the results as we always do, good results will come."