**Lee Jeong-hoo, who lost a home run in three consecutive games, said, ‘Ah! 'Fenway Park'**

Lee Jeong-hoo (26, San Francisco Giants) was blocked by the abnormal structure of Fenway Park and lost a home run in three consecutive games.

Jeong-hoo Lee started as the number one hitter (center fielder) in the 2024 Major League Baseball (MLB) game against the Boston Red Sox held at Fenway Park in Boston, USA on the 3rd (Korean time), but recorded no hits in four at-bats. His season batting average dropped to 0.250 (29 hits in 116 at-bats).

In his first at-bat, leadoff Lee Jeong-hoo hit a deep sinker (155km) thrown by starter Josh Winkowski, but was caught by center fielder. He hit the ball well enough to fly 122m with an exit speed of close to 166km, but it flew out. He hit a ball that would have been a home run if it had been in any other stadium than Fenway Park.

Lee Jung-hoo also missed a home run in the first and second games of the three-game series against Boston.

On the 1st, he hit Slayton's high cutter in the top of the 9th inning, and the ball flew 115 meters at an exit speed of 161 km, but entered the right fielder's glove. He hit a ball that would have been a home run in most parks, but it was also a flyout. In the game on the 2nd, the ball was hit by Crafford's body and flew nearly 110 meters toward the right fence, but it also failed to clear the fence.

He lost a home run after being trapped in the Fenway Park structure for three consecutive games.

The result is disappointing, but considering the quality of the batted ball, there is no need to be disappointed. While Lee Jeong-hoo's accuracy was highly praised, there were also criticisms that he was unable to hit the ball far, but in the game against Boston, he hit the ball as if he were showing off. This is where we can expect better batting from Lee Jeong-hoo.

On this day, Lee Jeong-hoo left a strong impression in defense.

After one out in the bottom of the fourth inning, Sedan Raffaella's ball flew high toward center field. Lee Jeong-hoo blocked the sunlight with his glove and tried not to lose sight of the ball, but in the end he was unable to catch the ball that fell in front of him. Rafaella, who hit an ordinary fly ball, reached second base thanks to Lee Jeong-hoo's error-prone play. Lee Jeong-hoo couldn't hide his regret and looked as if he was blaming himself.

Afterwards, Lee Jeong-hoo once again caught a short ball flying in front of him. It was a diving catch that surprised the broadcasting staff. Lee Jeong-hoo, who was out, slammed his hand on the floor, remembering his previous mistake-like play.

There was no hit by Lee Jeong-hoo, but the team won 3-1 and earned their 15th win (17th loss) of the season.

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