Na Kyun-an (27), who caused various controversies and disappointed Lotte Giants fans last year, bowed his head and bowed again. 토토사이트

Na Kyun-an met with reporters at a professional baseball Lotte Giants team training held at Baseball Field at Miyazaki Tano Sports Park in Japan on the 24th, reflecting on last season and bowing to Lotte fans. 

Na Kyun-an said, "I am feeling the importance of baseball again and again. I always try to have a proper mindset when I come out of the ballpark or before I come out of the ballpark. I am always thinking about how to act while reflecting on why I am playing baseball. I reflected a lot on what happened last year, and I need to make sure that doesn't happen again. Many people around me also gave me a lot of advice, so I can stay alert and concentrate on baseball." 

It has been revealed that Na Kyun-an, who turned catcher and turned into a pitcher and wrote a success story, attended a drinking party with an acquaintance and spent time until dawn a day before his start in June last year. Controversy grew as a baseball fan uploaded a photo of Na Kyun-an's drinking party on the Internet community. Numerous baseball fans were angry at the lack of professional spirit of drinking until dawn on the day of his start. 

Lotte held its own disciplinary committee against Na, confirmed the facts of the player, suspended him for 30 games and imposed a 40-hour ban on him from social service activities. In addition, Na has been at the center of controversy over family history, posting the worst record of four wins, seven losses and an 8.51 ERA in 26 games last year. 

"I've never had an interview since that happened. I couldn't express my sincere feelings to the fans and the team," Na Kyun-an said. "I want to take this interview as an opportunity to say I'm really sorry to the fans. I think I have to show really good performances at the baseball field in the future. As a baseball player, I think it's right to repay the fans with baseball as a player." 

I was also told that I regained my initial commitment through disciplinary action against community service. "I felt a lot about what I thought and what kind of mindset I had when I was younger than them," said Na Kyun-an, who donated her talent to high school baseball players in Busan. It was an opportunity to find her initial commitment. In winter, she donated her talent in the morning and afternoon, and watched them work really hard. "I thought, 'That's what I did back then,' and this reminded me of my initial commitment a lot," she said. 

He also expressed his gratitude to the head coach, who gave him another opportunity despite various controversies last year. "The coach was so grateful for his great help while preparing this year. Pitcher coaches took care of me a lot, and that helped me regain my confidence. I am so sorry and grateful to the coach," Na said. 

Na Kyun-an is a potential starting pitcher for Lotte this year. However, she has no greed for the position. As a reflection on the controversy she caused last year, she is willing to take on any position with gratitude. "It is inappropriate to say that I am competing in any position, whether it be a starting pitcher or a bullpen," Na said. "If a coach tells me to take the position, I should take the position wherever I want to take the position. Of course, I want to be a starting player, but at this moment, the first thing to do is to become a player that is necessary for my team." 

"Everything was just my fault. If baseball were an individual sport, it would have been okay, but since it is a team sport, I have to dedicate myself to the team and become a necessary player for the team. The team comes first rather than recovering the reputation of the team," he said. "I was a little discouraged psychologically because I showed bad performance last year, which is also my responsibility. I prepared well not to make such a mistake again, and now I have to do well for the team."