# Hanwha's Noh Si-hwan, who booked his first home run title, wins three batting crowns and 'Jeong Aim-jun'

Choi Jeong, who ranked second in home runs, lost the title and won the title.

Aiming for first place in RBI and slugging percentage, the pitcher is set to be first in all categories, including the three-time Peddie crown.

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On the batting side, Noh Si-hwan (Hanwha Eagles) is challenging for a triple crown.

Noh Si-hwan, who hit 31 home runs this season, virtually reserved the title of home run king as Choi Jeong (SSG Landers, 29 home runs), who ranked second in the league in this category, ended the regular season due to injury.

For Noh Si-hwan to lose first place in home runs, team senior Chae Eun-seong (23 home runs), who ranks third in home runs in the league, must hit three per game in the remaining three games, which is almost impossible mathematically.

Noh Si-hwan, who also leads the league in this category with 99 RBI, is one step ahead of competitors such as Socrates Brito (KIA Tigers, 95 RBI) and Austin Dean (LG Twins, 94 RBI).

With Hanwha having 3 games remaining and KIA and LG having 2 games remaining, it is highly likely that Noh Si-hwan will take first place as well.

The final hurdle for [Noh Si-hwan](https://livepositively.com/director-klinsmann-bento-shows-the-process/) to become a triple winner is slugging percentage.

Currently, Noh Si-hwan and Choi Jeong's slugging percentage is 0.5478, which is the same to the fourth decimal place.

The slugging percentages of the two players, who are not even good enough to be 'half-punlimo', must reach 'four' (絲), the fifth decimal place, to determine superiority or inferiority.

Noh Si-hwan is 0.54781, Choi Jeong-eun is 0.54777, and Noh Si-hwan is 0.0004 ahead.

If Noh Si-hwan does not play in the remaining three games, he can win the slugging title with 'four outs', and if he continues to play in the game, he must consistently produce long hits and maintain his current slugging percentage.

Although the slugging percentage is not as high, there is fierce competition for the batting title.

[Son Ah-seop](https://conifer.rhizome.org/casinositeking/afc-sponsorship-contract-with-visit-saudi-arabia) (NC Dinos)'s batting average is 0.342, and Koo Ja-wook (Samsung Lions)'s batting average is 0.340, which means the gap between them is 2 leagues.

Hong Chang-ki (LG), who was also competing for the batting title, was slightly behind with 0.333.

Son A-seop, who is currently tied for the most hits with Kim Hye-seong (Kiwoom Heroes) with 186 hits, will secure the title for most hits if he adds just one hit in the remaining three games.

Hong Chang-ki is likely to finish the season ranked first in both scoring (109) and on-base percentage (0.445).

In the stolen base category, Su-bin Jeong (Doosan Bears) has 38 and Min-jae Shin (LG) has 37, and the competition is expected to continue until the end of the season.

As for the pitcher, the winner has already been decided.

Eric Peddy (NC) is ranked first in the three categories of wins (20 wins), ERA (2.06), and strikeouts (204) by an overwhelming margin, making him the first pitcher to win three crowns in 12 years since Seok-min Yoon (KIA) in 2011.

William Cuevas (KT Wiz) confirmed the title with 12 wins, no losses, and a 100% win rate.

In terms of saves, Seo Jin-yong (SSG) secured his first title, significantly ahead of Kim Jae-yoon (kt, 32 saves), who had already finished the regular season with 41 saves.

In the holds category, [Park Young-hyun](https://www.buymeacoffee.com/casinositeking/suwon-kt-overpowers-wonju-db-after-overtime) (kt) leads the league with 32 holds, while Noh Kyeong-eun (SSG) follows with 29 holds.

If Noh Kyung-eun holds holds in all of his team's remaining three games, he will become the first joint holds king in 20 years since Sang-yeol Lee (Hyundai Unicorns) and Myung-ju Cha (Doosan, each with 16 holds) in 2003.