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(MHN Sports Arizona reporter Lee Sang-hee) Kevin Shim (22, Arizona), the second son of "homer king" Shim Jung-soo, who commanded the Korea Baseball Organization (KBO), ended the season with a poor batting average of around 10% in the minor league Single A High.

Shim, who is in his second year as a professional player this year, played in a total of 107 games in the minor league Single League A High League, which ended on the 9th, with a batting average of 0.199 and eight homers, 31 RBIs and five steals. The OPS, which combines on-base percentage and slugging percentage, was only 0.586.

Shim, a third baseman who entered the professional league as No. 148 in the fifth round of the Major League Rookie Draft last year, experienced the minor league rookie steal and the single A league last year, and posted a batting average of 0.288, three homers, 21 RBIs and twos, demonstrating his potential. His OPS was not bad at 0.777.

Encouraged by this, Arizona assigned Sim to the Single-A High League, which is a step up this season, but his disappointing performance did not meet expectations.

Shim's superficial performance this season is also a problem, but the internal indicators show that the situation is even worse. While Shim had 28 walks this season, she struck out a whopping 104 times. The ratio of walks and strikeouts is almost 1:5. She has significantly changed from 1:3, which is considered an ideal ratio. This means that Shim's ability to display good performance at bat, lack of contact ability, and impatient.

Moreover, Shim struggled throughout this season, failing to display a single outstanding performance at Single A High. With a batting average of 0.162 during April, Shim appeared to be adapting to the upper leagues by posting a batting average of 0.250 in May....

However, he plummeted to 0.167 in June and recorded 0.222 in July as well. In August, he was just in case, but rather slipped to 0.174. He ended the season with a batting average of 0.250 in September, the last month of this season.

Shim will be in her third year as a pro next year. As Shim was nominated while attending a university (San Diego State University), she is older than players who joined after graduating from high school. As a result, if Shim fails to advance to the upper league next year, she may not be able to secure a position even in the minor leagues.

Attention is focusing on what kind of turnaround Sim, who ruined farming this year, will be able to make next year.

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