No Si-hwan, a first base candidate for the South Korean national baseball team and a prominent player for the Hanwha Eagles, showcased his versatility during a training camp in Japan. In a practice game against the Samsung Lions, No Si-hwan, typically a power hitter, was called to perform a sacrifice bunt while batting fifth. With his team's lead at 5-2, and runners on first and second base, he successfully executed the bunt on the first pitch, allowing subsequent hitters to drive in additional runs, leading to a decisive inning that added 10 more points to the team's score.

Manager Ryu Ji-hyun expressed satisfaction not only with the successful bunt but also with No Si-hwan's attitude towards following the game's strategy. He noted the significance of a fourth batter being willing to accept a bunting role, which is often reserved for lower order batters, and emphasized the importance of such flexibility in tight games. Ryu revealed that the coaching staff had conducted thorough evaluations of No Si-hwan's capabilities, reinforcing his value to the team in diverse game situations.

No Si-hwan, who joined Hanwha in 2019 and recently signed a historic 11-year contract worth 3.07 billion won, appears to be adapting well to his role on the national team. His ability to perform under different circumstances, such as bunting despite being known for his power-hitting, suggests that he could play a critical role for South Korea in the upcoming competitions, adapting to whatever situation arises during games.