DAEGU — Samsung Lions manager Park Jin-man made notable changes to his lineup for the second game of the ongoing postseason series against the Kia Tigers on Tuesday, willing to sacrifice defense in hopes of waking up his dormant offense. Veteran designated hitter Choi Hyoung-woo returned to the lineup after being benched for the 5-1 loss in Game 1 of the second round in the Korea Baseball Organization (KBO) postseason Monday. With the usual left fielder Koo Ja-wook just back from a hamstring injury and unable to take the field, Park kept Koo's bat in the lineup as designated hitter for Game 1 while inserting more defensively sound Park Seung-kyu in left field. Choi, one of the oldest players in the KBO at 42, is considered a defensive liability in the outfield. However, after the Lions managed only two singles in Monday's loss, Park said he wanted to prioritize offense for Tuesday. Choi will bat fifth behind Koo and Lewin Diaz — both of whom were held without a hit Monday. "Our lineup showed no life last night. Hyoung-woo brings a ton of experience and he can be a game changer," Park