Song Song-Min, playing for the San Diego Padres, achieved several hits, including his initial home run since making his MLB (Major League Baseball) debut; however, his accomplishments were dimmed by the team's devastating 20-run defeat.
Song Song-Moon began as the ninth hitter and third baseman in an MLB away match versus the Chicago Cubs, which took place at Wrigley Field in Chicago, Illinois, U.S., on July 2 (local Korean time). He had two hits out of four attempts, including one home run and one RBIs.
During his initial plate appearance in the third inning, Song Sung-mun recorded a double. Leading off the fifth inning, he drove a sharp line drive out of the park beyond the right-center field wall. This was his inaugural Major League Baseball home run and also provided the team with their opening score of the match. His overall batting average increased to 0.233.
Nevertheless, the Padres had an unimpressive showing, yielding 23 runs, which included eight home runs and 17 hits, against starting pitchers Walker Buehler and Kyle Hart, who previously played for the NC team in the Korea Baseball Organization. They ended up losing with a score of 3-23.