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Guo Bin did not compete in the last Asian Games in Hangzhou due to back spasms, but he still won the gold medal with the team and received preferential military service, which caused controversy.
Guo Bin. (Provided by Nagoya Asian Games Preparatory Committee)
[Reporter Lu Yangxuan/Comprehensive Report] South Korea relied on ace Guo Bin's two good pitches in the Nagoya Asian Games baseball event to successfully complete its fifth consecutive championship. Guo Bin, who did not pitch a ball last time but received a military service discount, can finally untie the knot he had suffered three years ago.
Although Guo Bin was selected for the last Asian Games in Hangzhou, he did not appear on the board due to back spasms. The South Korean team relied on strong pitching Moon Dong-joo to surrender 6 scoreless games and 7K good pitches to win the gold medal in the gold medal game. Guo Bin did not make a single pitch and got on the "exemption train", which also suffered a lot of public opinion.
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Guo Bin shouldered the heavy responsibility of being the ace in this year's Nagoya Asian Games. He faced Taiwan in the first game of the preliminaries and gave up a strong performance of 6 no-hit innings and 10K. Yesterday, he pitched 6.1 innings against Japan and gave out 9K. He only gave up 4 hits and lost 1 point.
Guo Bin threw 111 hot balls in the game, and the number of balls he used was only 2 balls less than the most he used in the KBO this season. When he encountered turbulence in the 7th inning, he was unwilling to leave the game. He took off his hat and combed his hair back. He was once caught by the camera wiping the corners of his eyes. After the game, the media asked if he cried. Guo Bin denied: "No."
Guo Bin said after the game that he is still very sorry to Moon Dong-joo and is very grateful to him. "This time I seem to have completed the task competently, so the regret that has been in my heart seems to have finally been relieved. This time I want to give myself 100 points."

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