I really want to gain weight, but no matter how much I eat, I weigh 78kg…Hwang Joon-seo, Hanwha’s first choice, aiming for the fifth starter, said, “Curved forkball is good and slider is complete.”

After receiving a professional nomination, he started to change his body shape to become a professional athlete. He eats a lot of delicious food to gain weight, but it remains the same. “I’m trying hard to gain weight, but it’s not going as I thought. I haven’t gained even 1 kilogram.”

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He has a youthful face and slimmer body. If he wears plain clothes instead of uniforms and goes on the streets, he will be considered an ordinary high school student. “He is in a different class from other players,” 39-year-old left-hander Jung Woo-ram said of left-hander Hwang Joon-seo, who joined the team as the top draft pick in 2024. He has good pitching balance and mechanism. He is calm on the mound, and his fastball and breaking ball are highly perfect.

Rookie, born in 2005, is mentioned as a strong candidate for the fifth starter of the Hanwha Eagles this season. Compliments are pouring out from here and there. It is not a level of positive evaluation that contains hope.

“When I hear compliments, of course, I feel good, but whenever I hear compliments, I promise to be humble and do better,” Hwang said. It was summer when I was a freshman in high school. “I feel like I have found my balance by hitting my glove once when I pitch. That’s when I started controlling the ball,” Hwang said.

After finishing training in Miyazaki, Japan in November, he has been preparing for a spring camp at Seosan 2nd Army Stadium in Chungcheongnam-do since December. Lee Dae-jin, head coach of the Futures team, said Hwang Joon-seo’s forkball is good.

“When I entered high school, I threw a splitter (folk ball) often. As it is my main weapon, I think they appreciate it. During the final training session, I polished and completed two pitches, namely a curveball and a splitter. At the spring camp, I plan on making sliders

Confidence is hidden behind his humility. As the No. 1 player in the draft, he deserves pride. Manager Lee Dae-jin said he throws his ball on the mound without getting nervous. “I am qualified as a pitcher.” The Hanwha Eagles will hold its first training session in Melbourne, Australia, and the second training session in Okinawa, Japan.

Last year, Moon Dong-ju (21), a two-year senior, won the Rookie of the Year award after garnering eight wins. He has set a good example for younger juniors. “I hope our team’s player continues to win awards following his performance as a rookie,” Hwang said. It sounds like he is aiming for the Rookie of the Year award this year.

The actual matches will begin in the middle of the spring camp. In Australia, the team will have its own Cheongbaek match and practice matches with the Australian national team. The team will move to Okinawa and play practice matches with Korean professional teams.

Rookie pitchers have many things to show. “First of all, I want to show my strengths, ball control, and ability to manage the game,” he said. The spring camp starts in two weeks. Hanwha players will receive new uniforms this week.