SUWON — KT Wiz pitcher Logan Allen spent the entire Korea Baseball Organization (KBO) regular season as a starting pitcher. Then for the Korean Series that started this week, with the team lacking left-handed bullpen arms against the left-heavy lineup of their opponent, Samsung Lions, Allen was asked to pitch in long relief. And after a shaky appearance out of the bullpen Tuesday night, as the top-seeded Wiz eked out an 8-7 win over the No. 2 seed Lions, Allen has been moved back to the rotation. He is now slated to start Game 4 of the best-of-seven series on Saturday. The American pitcher said Wednesday he has no issues with his continuous role changes, saying he is willing to do whatever he can to help the Wiz. "I have done both in the U.S., in the big leagues and minor leagues. I have done everything and I have felt comfortable," Allen said in a media scrum before Game 2 at KT Wiz Park in Suwon, about 30 kilometers south of Seoul. "I never have arm problems. It is one of those things where I can pitch and recover really fast and pitch whenever they need. If I start Game 4, I am rea