Cha Woo-chan said on his YouTube channel “Chitchit” on the 5th

“There was no incident at all. The division of pitchers such as starting, middle, and finishing is well established, and even if you want to go to the game every day, you can’t. Things don’t come out that way.”

“As I’ve been going back and forth between starting and middle teams at Samsung, there is a controversy over excessive labor, but it’s not at all. For example, if I go out in the middle of the day and have a schedule to start today, I have to rest before I go to the game. I went to the game because I’m in good physical condition. If I’m in pain, I can’t throw even if I want to,” he said.

“I’m just grateful to coach Ryu Joong-il. He trusted me so much and gave me such a great opportunity. From a player’s point of view, that was the best,” he said. “When I won the championship in 2013, there was talk (about controversy over my excessive exercise), and I threw it because I was in good physical condition and was able to rest after the Korean Series. I’m just grateful to coach Ryu Joong-il. I still keep in touch with him often.”

“My elbow has been hurting since July 2020, but I couldn’t throw balls until March of next year. My physical condition has improved ridiculously since June, and I started playing in the second-tier Futures League. I pitched well in the first-tier matches as well, and I didn’t know I would make it to the national team,” he said. 사설 토토사이트

“I participated in the Tokyo Olympics because I had no problem when I took the mound after the announcement of the national team entry. My arm was in a bad condition after throwing it in the bronze medal match. After returning to Korea, I couldn’t play in the game and ended up getting surgery. People say I got hurt when I went to the national team, but even if I didn’t, I would have gotten hurt at that time,” he added.

Cha expressed his gratitude, saying, “I was happy to play and throw games as a player. I was able to meet good coaches and coaches to make good memories and have fun playing baseball.”

Meanwhile, after graduating from Gunsan Commercial High School, Cha was nominated in the second round for Samsung in 2006, and played in 457 games for Samsung, LG and Lotte, recording 112 wins, 79 losses, one save, and 32 hold average of 4.51 earned runs. He garnered his first 10 wins since his debut in 2010, and achieved double-digit wins eight times in his career. He is praised in the baseball community for being a good person before being a good player.