SK Wyverns’ 10 Game Losing Streak, 1 Shy of Team Record

SK Wyverns 10 game losing streak is just a game shy from tying a franchise record of 11 losses in a row. They lost to Kiwoom Heroes last Tuesday, which was the first of a three-game series. They managed to break their losing skid Friday. However, they lost in the previous game by a point last Thursday.

After the win, SK Wyverns are now suffering from a 3-game losing skid. They lost two out of the three games against Kia. The last game of the series will be on Sunday. According to sports betting Korea sources, the team is dead last in the standings at 2-14.

It is difficult to imagine that the Wyverns is the same team that finished second last year. However, it suffered several departures during the offseason. Its new players haven’t stepped up their game.

SK Wyverns’ 10 Game Losing Streak

One of the new pitchers of the Wyverns is Ricardo Pinto. During the game Tuesday, he gave up eight runs on nine hits. The manager replaced in the fourth inning with one out. However, it is the infield defense that’s spotty this season. Also, Pinto failed to throw around the defensive mistakes, according to betting odds experts.

With one out and men players at second and third bases, cleanup batter Park Byung-ho got a grounder to infielder Jung Hyun. The latter threw to the home plate instead of throwing for an out in the first base. As a result, the runner in the third base got to the home plate safely.

In the same inning with men at second and third once again, Heroes’ Kim Hye-seong hit a groundball to Kim Chang-pyeong at second base. It could have been an easy out if he played for the ball. However, the second baseman let the ball go nearer to him, according to sportsbook directory reports. Thus, Kim Hye-seong got to first base faster for an RBI single.