Dinos slugger Davidson trying to treat every game same in postseason chase

After missing out on the postseason in 2024, his first year in the Korea Baseball Organization (KBO), NC Dinos slugger Matt Davidson is enjoying the ride with his club this year. After Tuesday's 3-2 win over the Doosan Bears in Seoul, the Dinos are in seventh place at 49-49-6 (wins-losses-ties), but only a half game behind the Kia Tigers for the fifth and final postseason berth. The Dinos also have the most games left this season with 40. Davidson finds it "fun" to be part of the battle, but he also stressed the need to stay on an even keel. "I think it's just important to just treat every game like a normal game," Davidson told Yonhap News Agency before the Dinos' victory at Jamsil Baseball Stadium. "If you put too much emphasis on it, you can try to do too much. I think if we just play our game and do our thing and not let it get too big, we'll be fine." Davidson himself has had a fine season. Despite spending 45 days on the injured list across three different stints — he has dealt with back, hamstring and rib injuries — Davidson ranks third in the KBO with 22 home runs in 72 gamesWeiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei Korea Times Weiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei Korea Times