Jung Soo-bin (34), who joined the Doosan Bears in 2009, was nicknamed "Jamsil Idol" due to his youthful appearance and dynamic play. He was an MVP of the Korean Series, and made a big hit as a free agent.

He does not have much relationship with an All Star player. In his 14th year as a pro, he performed on the stage for the first time at the recommendation of a coach last year. He garnered a total of 1,0416,628 votes in fan voting this year, ranking No. 1 in "Dream Outfielder." Fifteen years have passed since he was named the first top 12. He got married and got his son, Eun-woo, last year.여우알바

Jung Soo-bin still felt the love from his fans. His family has been introduced to the fans several times through the club's YouTube channel. "Honestly, I didn't know I would be chosen. Thank you so much," Jung said with a smile. "I think Eun-woo's vote will be 70 percent."

Jung Soo-bin said, "Now I am married and have a baby. I stayed in Doosan for a long time. I think he is like a love-hate player to my fans." He said, "It is even better to enjoy the festival with my family. It will be hard for Eun-woo (young) to remember later, but I want to make good memories for him."

Jung also ranked third in the Dream Outfielder list, earning recognition from his seniors and juniors. He boasts of his defense in the center field, which is responsible for the wide outfield at Jamsil Stadium in Seoul, and his fast feet as fast as he was the stealer king (39) last year. In this year's competition for stealer king, he is slightly behind Cho Ha-soo (39) and Hwang Seong-bin (34) of the Lotte Giants, but his pace is higher than that of last year.

"Haeng-yi's record has improved as the number of business trips has increased this year. He was good at stealing and was fast, so naturally, his stolen bases increased," Jeong said. "I'm so happy to have a player in my team who can play with me. Haeng-yi is continuing Doosan's image of 'the land,'" he complimented. "Of course, I will be conscious of the title of stolen bases this year as well. I'm watching more than 50 games because of his good pace," Jeong said. "It's really comfortable to run because the running base coach Jeong Jin-ho carefully analyzed the opponent. He was a senior at Yoo Shin-go and he also played as a player, which really gives me strength."

Doosan continues to compete for the top spot. "There are a lot of things to be desired, but I think we finished the first half well. Personally, I had some ups and downs, but I'm glad that I've been recovering little by little since June," Jung said. "I will prepare to achieve better results in the second half."