LG Twins Manager Yeom Kyeong-yeop Honors Promise of Success and Development
This season has been challenging, as I believe in balancing development and performance," said Yeom Kyeong-yeop, the manager of the LG Twins, ahead of the clubs New Year meeting in January, where he boldly declared his intention to pursue both success and player development. After a long season, he successfully kept his promise, leading the team to the top of the regular season standings for the first time in two years.
On October 1, LG faced the NC Dinos in their final game of the 2025 Shinhan SOL Bank KBO League regular season at Jamsil Stadium in Seoul, where they lost 3-7. However, the second-place Hanwha Eagles fell to the SSG Landers 5-6 in Incheon, which allowed LG to clinch the pennant race by erasing all magic numbers.
Finishing the regular season with a winning percentage of 0.603 (85 wins, 56 losses, 3 ties), LG secured its fourth regular season championship. Now, LG aims for its fourth overall championship, seeking to win both the regular season and the Korean Series. Since its re-establishment in 1990 after acquiring the original MBC Cheongryong, LG has claimed the regular season title in 1990, 1994, and 2023, each time also winning the Korean Series trophy.
After taking the lead on August 7, LG has not relinquished its first-place position, credited largely to the strategic preparation by manager Yeom. He noted, "As we utilized our main players more heavily in the second half of the season, we faced some physical challenges." Yeom implemented a meticulous plan to ensure players received adequate rest, allowing them to maintain their performance until the end of the season.
Throughout the season, Yeom experimented with 114 different lineups. This varied usage of players naturally led to successes in player development. For instance, Go Bun-hyuk solidified his position as a backup starter, participating in 131 games and making 397 plate appearances. Yeoms dual focus on winning and developing talent has not only brought the team success but has also laid a strong foundation for future seasons.
On October 1, LG faced the NC Dinos in their final game of the 2025 Shinhan SOL Bank KBO League regular season at Jamsil Stadium in Seoul, where they lost 3-7. However, the second-place Hanwha Eagles fell to the SSG Landers 5-6 in Incheon, which allowed LG to clinch the pennant race by erasing all magic numbers.
Finishing the regular season with a winning percentage of 0.603 (85 wins, 56 losses, 3 ties), LG secured its fourth regular season championship. Now, LG aims for its fourth overall championship, seeking to win both the regular season and the Korean Series. Since its re-establishment in 1990 after acquiring the original MBC Cheongryong, LG has claimed the regular season title in 1990, 1994, and 2023, each time also winning the Korean Series trophy.
After taking the lead on August 7, LG has not relinquished its first-place position, credited largely to the strategic preparation by manager Yeom. He noted, "As we utilized our main players more heavily in the second half of the season, we faced some physical challenges." Yeom implemented a meticulous plan to ensure players received adequate rest, allowing them to maintain their performance until the end of the season.
Throughout the season, Yeom experimented with 114 different lineups. This varied usage of players naturally led to successes in player development. For instance, Go Bun-hyuk solidified his position as a backup starter, participating in 131 games and making 397 plate appearances. Yeoms dual focus on winning and developing talent has not only brought the team success but has also laid a strong foundation for future seasons.
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