In his professional career that began 11 years ago, Chris Paddack had never made a start on three days' rest until last week, when he pitched in Game 4 of the second round in the Korea Baseball Organization (KBO) postseason for the Samsung Lions last Friday. He had tossed 94 pitches in a 5-1 loss against the Kia Tigers four days earlier. But with the Lions short on starting pitchers and sitting a win away from winning that round to book a ticket to the Korean Series, manager Park Jin-man turned to Paddack for Friday's game. Paddack did his part, holding the Tigers to a run on six hits in 5 1/3 innings while making 99 pitches. The Lions blew a 2-1 lead to lose 4-2 but did win the next game two days later to advance to the Korean Series against the KT Wiz. Paddack is scheduled to start the second game of the Korean Series later Wednesday at KT Wiz Park in Suwon, some 30 kilometers south of Seoul, after the Lions lost the opener 8-7 on Tuesday. Paddack will go on four days' rest, which is obviously better than getting three days off but is also not ideal for the 30-year-old right-hander co