Jack Rogue, a left-handed three-quarter player, started in an away game against the Samsung Lions at an exhibition game of the pro baseball league 2025 Shinhan SOL Bank KBO League held at Samsung Lions Park in Daegu on Sunday, and allowed three hits and four runs during three innings. He had no earned run due to his error.메이저사이트

On the day, Jack Rogue saved his main weapon, Swiper, and mainly pitched fastball, two-seam fastball and change-up. The maximum speed was 146 kilometers per hour.

He experienced difficult situations in advance in the exhibition game, such as fielders' errors and balking because they did not work well with the first baseman.

Before the match, Samsung coach Park Jin-man said, "The pitching and throwing movements are unique. It will not be easy to attack." However, Samsung's batters had a dogged match with Jack Rogue.

Jack Rogue struggled in the first inning, but did not give up a run. Jack Rogue, who grounded out Shim Jae-hoon, the first batter, to the shortstop, gave up a hit to left on Kim Hun-gon after being hit with a pitch.

He struck out Park with a combination of fastball, change-up and fastball, but was hit by a double that penetrated the side of the first baseman by Lewin Diaz, who rushed to the second and third bases with two outs. Since then, Zack Logue has overcome the first crisis by treating Jeon with a fly ball to the right field with his fighting spirit.

In the second inning, he got off to a shaky start by sending out his first batter Lee Jae-hyun with a hit ball, but ended the inning by hitting Hong Hyun-bin, Kim Do-hwan and Soo-ho. In particular, to Soo-ho, who hit a home run the previous day, he mixed two-seam and a fastball to strike out swinging.

Jack Rogue gave Korea its first run in the third inning. Shim Jae-hoon, the first batter, induced a groundout to the shortstop, but Doosan shortstop Park Joon-young missed the ball.

After turning Kim Heon-gon into a fly ball to the first base, Jack Rogue gave up a walk after a close game with Park Byung-ho going up to 10 pitches.

With one out and runners on the first and second bases, Diaz hit Jack Rogue's changeup and hit a timely hit during an RBI.

Jack Rogue also threw 10 pitches to Jeon Byung-woo, and allowed a walk to load the bases with one out.

He took a breather by striking out Lee Jae-hyun, but with the bases loaded with two outs, Jack Rogue was in check, and he committed a balk because he did not work well with first baseman Yang Seok-hwan.

Jack Rogue, who threw a check ball when Yang Seok-hwan was far from the first base, was judged balk for "the act of deceiving the runner." Jack Rogue's runs increased as runners advanced one base at a time.

In the second and third bases with two outs, Park Joon-young spilled Hong Hyun-bin's ground ball to the back, and both runners homered.

Jack Rogue caught Kim Do-hwan with a fly ball to right field and ended the long inning.

Jack Rogue left the team in 2022, 2023, and 2024 after being notified of a DFA (Designed for Assignment) or a non-tender (Release Without Conditions).

He made his Major League Baseball debut with the Oakland Athletics in 2022 and posted a record of 3-8 with a 6.79 ERA in 14 games that year. However, in December 2022, Oakland released Zach Logue by acquiring Drew Luchinski from the NC Dinos.

Jack Rogue pitched in three games for the Detroit Tigers in 2023 and two for the Los Angeles Dodgers in 2024. His MLB career record is 3-8 with a 7.20 ERA.

Jack Rogue, who was standing on the border between MLB and the minor leagues, wanted a "opportunity to throw steadily" and chose to go to the KBO League, where he was guaranteed to start.

In two warm-up matches at the Okinawa Spring Camp in Japan, Jack Rogue pitched five innings, one hit, no four outs, and was selected as the camp's most valuable player.

In his first game in Korea, he allowed four runs without an earned run.