The LG Twins will begin final training at LG Champions Park in Icheon, Gyeonggi-do on the 23rd.

LG, which won the combined championship last year, failed to enter the playoffs this year, finishing third. However, LG baseball is not over yet. It has just begun.먹튀검증

Immediately, LG manager Yeom Kyung-yeop hinted at what he called "hellish training" from the closing camp. "It was Tagogo (league), but not ours. The first goal before this season was to take the existing players to the next level," Yeom said after the playoff.

"However, as we failed to achieve that part, we had some regrets about the post and regular seasons. Now that the season is over, we have thoroughly analyzed what areas senior players and key players should supplement from the final training sessions as well," he said.

Attention is focusing on what name will be on LG's closing camp list.

In fact, hell training is a keyword that is most at odds with Yeom's tendency. In the past, Hanwha coach Kim Sung-keun was the epitome of hell training, but Yeom, on the contrary, was the epitome of self-training.

However, Yeom's self-discipline comes with a sense of responsibility. Only key players who already have their own routines can conduct the self-discipline. The target is players who can handle the training on their own without intensive training.

However, rookie players have different stories. Yeom is more likely to train rookie and non-mainstream players to improve their skills more harshly than anyone else. He knows better than anyone that non-mainstream players cannot surpass their skills by training just like mainstream players.

This is why all the more attention is drawn to LG's roster for the final camp. One of LG's tasks for next season is to narrow the gap between main and non-mainstream players.

During the season, Yeom said, "Only when young players come forward can main players create a sense of crisis and rotate. However, now there is a big gap." In the end, he meant that the only way for non-mainstream players to improve their skills would their team become stronger. It is no exaggeration to say that training is the only way for non-mainstream players to improve their skills.

"We will analyze where we will fill in with one point from what we have," Yeom said. "Our team has the power to make a big ball. However, the results showed that the team failed to make a big ball. Through the meeting, the veteran said, "Young players will engage in training through ways to take a step forward as young players from now on." LG's 2025 season will depend on the team's fate.