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Yesterday (2nd) In Pro Baseball, Doosan's Choi Yong-je produced a long-standing memory that will be remembered for a long time. The score made by the brilliant footwork reminiscent of'tap dance' became a hot topic among baseball fans all day long.

Reporter Jungwoo Kim.

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Last night, Doosan and NC competed 4 to 4 over 12 times, and Park Gun-woo's first base runner Choi Yong-je runs to the home with all his power.

In a situation where the timing was certain, Choi Yong-je suddenly stopped instead of sliding and pushed his left foot to shoot the home plate.

[Safe, Safe!]

The best catcher Yang Ji-woo in Korea took a short step a few times as a'tap dance' in a time when he had lost his balance, and completed the final goal precisely.

[Choi Yong-je/Doosan Catcher: The speed of the ball seems to be dying right away, so I stopped the speed, but I think Ji-

Hyung entered the left foot when I was reversed.] Choi Yong-Je's footwork has been refocused.

Park Seok-min deceived the catcher with his incredible acting force as if he was giving up scoring, and Jung-woo Park, who took a home plate to avoid the catcher in a swim-like motion, and Lee Jong-wook, who escaped the tag by taking the timing of the defender with brilliant footwork like Choi Yong-je. Byung-Gyu Lee's witty handwork, which found the narrow gap of the catcher who blocked the plate, became a topic.

The 29-year-old Choi Yong-je, who was almost unknown, evoked the memories of fans with brilliant steps, and clearly engraved the name stone.

(Video editing: Woo Gi-jung)