Thank God. Lee Jae-hak, the original native ace of the NC Dinos, avoided a major injury.

An NC official said in a phone call with a reporter on the 24th, "Lee Jae-hak conducted two hospital checkups in Seoul and received simple inflammation of his elbow."먹튀검증

Lee Jae-hak is a veteran right-handed submarine pitcher who symbolizes the dinosaur team. Since joining the professional baseball league by joining the Doosan Bears in 2010, Lee has been playing for the NC Dinosaurs since 2012. He has 85 wins, 88 losses, one save and one hold average ERA of 4.60 in 306 games (1,425.1 innings) until last year. Since he has been with NC since its foundation, he has recorded the most wins, first win, first shutout, and first rookie of the year.

However, his performance was not good last year. He suffered from bad luck in the early days of the season when he was not able to defend and score points. He also had injuries in the middle of the season, and showed ups and downs in the second half of the season. He played in 21 games (104.1 innings), with 3 wins and 12 losses and an ERA of 5.52.

Lee Jae-hak, who was desperate, spent this off-season busy. He visited Changwon NC Park and Masan Baseball Stadium on his rest days and worked out, and on the 23rd of last month, he even boosted his physical condition to the U.S., where the club's CAMP 2 (NC spring camp) will be held before the NC team's main team.

Recently, however, there was also a dizzying situation. He felt slight discomfort in his right elbow. As a result, Lee had to be excluded from the list of the second spring camp held in Taiwan.

Lee Jae-hak, who fortunately avoided the serious injury during the bad luck, will be the one who avoided the injury. "(Lee Jae-hak) will undergo the training after treatment for injections and rest," an NC source said. "He will take a little break before conducting the training. If the stiff part disappears after the injection treatment, the other parts will be trained first."

Currently, NC`s starting lineup is full of question marks. Foreign players Logan Allen and Riley Thompson are the only ones who have been confirmed. Under these circumstances, if Lee Jae-hak returns healthy and secures a spot in the starting lineup, NC will gain great strength.

Meanwhile, Kim Young-gyu, who is expected to play in the bullpen this season, is also expected to calmly upgrade his physical condition in Korea. Kim, who was called by NC as No. 79 in the second round of eight rounds in 2018, is a left-hander who played in 264 games (371 innings) until last year, recording 20 wins, 22 losses, two saves, 59 holds, and an ERA of 4.37. He attempted to switch to a starting pitcher after the end of last season, but due to the delayed build-up process, he will be active in the bullpen again this year.

An NC official said, "Kim Young-kyu is not sick as of now, and he is training normally."