Kim Hye-sung (27), who was considered a possible postseason roster, has returned to the major leagues first. According to MLB.com Dodgers Transactions, the Dodgers called Kim Hye-sung up to the majors from the Triple-A Oklahoma City Comets on the 30th. However, this call-up does not immediately mean he will be added to the NLDS 26-man roster; instead, ahead of the National League Division Series (NLDS) starting October 3 , he plans to combine rest and training with a 26-man postseason roster. This season, Kim Hye-sung appeared in 43 Major League games, posting a .259 batting average (30 hits in 116 at-bats), 1 home run, 11 RBIs, and an OPS of 0.651. Early in the season, when Mookie Betts was sidelined with a right side injury, Kim was called up to Triple-A and got a chance, but later struggled to secure his spot at the plate and was sent down to Oklahoma City. When the Major League roster expanded from 26 to 28 last September, infielder Alex Freeland was selected instead of Kim Hye-sung, preventing his return to the big leagues. However, around the end of the regular season, the atmosphere changed, and the Dodgers were paying attention to He believes that Kim Hye-sung's main strength and defense can be used more in the late game when a run is needed in the late game, and then entrusted with defense as well, which could be a competitive advantage in the postseason. Manager Roberts Regarding the pinch runner card, he said, "We can trust Kim Hye-sung. If that's the role, it would be Kim Hye-sung," and said the Dodgers are focusing more on his speed and infield defensive ability than on his batting to consider how to utilize him in the postseason!!!!!!
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