A total of 3,993 bases and 1,485 RBIs.

 

 

 

 

Jeong Choi (SSG Landers), who set a new record for the most home runs in KBO League history, is approaching the 4,000 bases and 1,500 RBI records.

 

‘Man of Record’ Choi Jeong-eun currently has 3,993 bases and 1,485 RBIs in his personal career.

 

If Choi Jeong adds 7 bases, he will become the third player in KBO League history to reach 4,000 bases, following Doosan Bears coach Lee Seung-yeop (4,077 bases) and KIA Tigers Choi Hyung-woo (4,033 bases).

 

On May 14, 2005, during his debut season, Choi Jeong hit a hit against the Daejeon Hanwha Eagles and reported his first base hit. Since the 2006 season, he has produced triple-digit bases every season.

 

In the 2017 season, he recorded 294 bases, his personal highest, and in the game against the Incheon NC Dinos on April 8 of that year, he hit 4 home runs and recorded 16 bases, tying the record for most bases in a game in the KBO League.

 

Choi Jeong-eun is 15 RBIs away from reaching 1,500 RBI. Choi Hyeong-woo (1,575 RBI) is the only player to exceed 1,500 RBI in the KBO League.

 

Choi Jeong has had 50 or more RBIs for 17 consecutive seasons since 2007. He posted over 100 RBI in 2016 (106 RBI), 2017 (113 RBI), and 2021 (100 RBI). In 2015, various RBI records were set. On April 5th, in the match against Mokdong Nexen Heroes (now Kiwoom), he hit two home runs and two doubles, scoring 8 RBIs alone. Moreover, starting with the Incheon KIA game on July 11th and ending with the Gwangju KIA game on July 29th, he had an RBI streak of 10 consecutive games. The Korea Baseball Organization (KBO) plans to award a commemorative award to Choi Jeong when he reaches 4,000 bases and 1,500 RBIs.  슬롯사이트