He received a 90-degree farewell from the oldest veteran by a year. He didn’t hesitate to take a big bow to the fans who hadn’t left the stadium in the rain. There’s never been a mercenary like him, and there’s never been a sadder goodbye.

Casey Kelly says goodbye to the LG Twins.

The game against Doosan at Jamsil Stadium in Seoul on Tuesday was Kelly’s last appearance for the organization. LG decided to sign a foreign player, Eliezer Hernandez, as a replacement.

After being informed of his departure, Kelly said he was determined to pitch his last game against Doosan, and LG organized a farewell game.

As Kelly took the mound, the fans cheered him on like never before, and the players lined up in the infield applauded and cheered for his final appearance.

Kelly pitched a scoreless third inning, and LG scored six runs in the top of the fourth, led by Austin’s two-run double, to give Kelly his final victory. But then the weather intervened. Suddenly, heavy rain began to fall and the game was suspended. After more than an hour, the grounds were cleared and the match was ready to resume, but the downpour came again and a no-game was declared. After an hour and 40 minutes of waiting, Kelly”s hopes of pitching again were dashed.

It was a futile end to his final outing.

But the fans didn’t leave the stadium in the rain, and a farewell ceremony was held for Kelly.

A large jersey with Kelly’s name and number 3 was laid out on the field. All the players were in tears as they hugged her goodbye. 토토사이트 추천 Kelly couldn’t hold back his tears. Even his wife, who joined him for the farewell ceremony, was moved to tears as she watched a highlight video of his career.

Kim Hyun-soo, the team’s oldest veteran, bowed 90 degrees to Kelly to show his respect and gratitude. At 88 years old, Kim is one year older than Kelly, but age didn’t matter. Kim was also moved to tears.

After a farewell speech on the in-stadium microphone, thanking his family for their time at LG, Kelly suddenly dropped to his knees on the field and took a big bow to the fans. He thanked the fans for sticking around in the rain and LG for organizing the farewell event.

Six seasons with LG. Kelly left the KBO with a record of 163 games, 73 wins, 46 losses, 989 innings pitched, 753 strikeouts, and a 3.25 ERA, making him the best foreign pitcher and “ace” in the organization’s history.