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‘Cannon Heater’ is back Jaehyun Kim appointed as new general manager of SSG
Played as a key hitter during the SK dynasty 2007 Korean Series MVP Award
Former LG Twins power enhancement coordinator Kim Jae-hyun, who was famous as a 'cannon heater' during his time as a player, will take over as head of the SSG Landers front office.
On the 15th, SSG appointed former LG power reinforcement coordinator Kim Jae-hyun. The club announced that it had been appointed as a new general manager.
The club said, “The key criteria are leadership that fits the direction of the club, capabilities as a general manager, ability to communicate internally and externally, including with the players, and understanding of team culture, and a variety of job positions. “We searched for general manager candidates,” he said. “The new general manager, Kim Jae-hyun, has many years of field experience, a high understanding of front office work, and extensive knowledge of baseball. He explained the background of his appointment, saying, “I judged him to be the best person.”
New general manager Kim Jae-hyeon graduated from Shinil High School and began his professional career by joining LG in 1994. After the 2004 season, he became a free agent and transferred to the SK Wyverns, the predecessor of SSG.
General Manager Kim Jae-hyun, who earned the nickname 'Cannon Heater' while leading 'Shinbaram Baseball' during his LG days, is the SK dynasty. He played an active role as a key hitter during his time.
Director Kim, who won the Golden Glove as a designated hitter in 2005, the first year of his transfer to SK, led the team as captain the following year, and led the team to victory in the Korean Series in 2007 and was named the best player of the series. I held (MVP) in my arms. He also contributed greatly to SK's Korean Series wins in 2007, 2008, and 2010.
General Manager Kim, who retired at the end of the 2010 season, served as a hitting coach for the LA Dodgers' Single A team, the Yomiuri Giants' second team, and the Hanwha Eagles, and won a gold medal as the national team's hitting coach at the 2018 Asian Games in Jakarta and Palembang.
In addition, he served as a commentator and technical member of the Korea Baseball Organization (KBO).
At SSG, the position of general manager became vacant at the end of last month.
After the dismissal of former coach Won-hyung Kim, noise arose in the process of selecting the next coach, and controversy arose over Kim Kang-min's nomination of Hanwha in the second draft, and SSG held former general manager Kim Seong-yong responsible for this and transferred him to the R&D Center. Changed position to chief. Former general manager Kim Seong-yong expressed his gratitude to the club and left the team. 메이저사이트 백링크
Afterwards, SSG, which was looking for a new general manager under the leadership of CEO Min Kyung-sam, selected Kim Jae-hyun as the new general manager.< a i=5>SSG said, “Director Kim personally experienced the process of building a team dynasty through remodeling during his time at SK as a captain. “As LG’s power reinforcement coordinator, my experience in executing the training direction and system is a big strength,” he explained. “During the interview process, I was impressed by his cool-headed diagnosis of the team’s situation and his vision of the future direction the club should pursue in preparation for the Cheongna era.” .Director Kim said, “It is an honor to be appointed as the head of SSG. However, on the other hand, I feel a heavy sense of responsibility as I have been entrusted with an important task at an important time when the club is pursuing remodeling,” he said. “I will faithfully fulfill my role as a bridge between the field and the front office to achieve good results and fostering results.” .He continued, “This is a team that I personally have a lot of good memories with. “I am thrilled to return to Incheon after 13 years,” he said, and pledged, “I will do my best to help SSG become a team that can continue to be loved by fans.” 슬롯
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LG Twins Oh Ji-hwan donates money to help neighbors in Seosan City
In Seosan City, South Chungcheong Province, LG Twins player Oh Ji-hwan visited Seosan City on the 15th and delivered a signed ball along with 10 million won in donations to help neighbors in need.
According to the city on the 15th, his father, Oh Ho-geun, Oh Ji-hwan, who became connected to Seosan City seven years ago when he moved to Inji-myeon, Seosan City, South Chungcheong Province, donated money asking for it to be used for a shelter for abused children in Seosan City.
The donation ceremony was held at the mayor's office that day. In attendance were Seosan Mayor Lee Wan-seop, LG Twins player Oh Ji-hwan and his father Oh Ho-geun.
The donated money will be delivered to the shelter for abused children in Seosan City through the Chungnam Community Chest of Korea and used to support the healthy growth of children entering the shelter.
Wanseop Lee, Seosan City Jang said, “I would like to thank Oh Ji-hwan for participating in the donation through Seosan City. “We will carefully deliver the donations so that they can be put to good use for the children protected at the shelter.”
Meanwhile, Oh Ji-hwan was selected as the 2023 Korean Series Most Valuable Player (MVP) and was awarded the 2023 Golden Award. He won the Golden Glove Award in the shortstop category at the Glove Awards for two consecutive years. 카지노사이트
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‘60m mid-distance goal’ Ki Sung-yong wins the last K-League goal of the month award this year
FC Seoul's; Kee Sung Young.
FC Seoul midfielder Ki Sung-Yong became the protagonist of the final K-League ‘Goal of the Month’ of the 2023 season.
The Korea Professional Football League announced on the 15th that Ki Sung-yueng was selected as the winner of the ‘Mother Nature’s Mobilization Spring Water Goal of the Month’ award from October to December.
Ki Sung-yueng attempted a long kick from the Seoul half in the 11th minute of the second half of the away game against Suwon FC held at Suwon Stadium on October 29. The ball passed through Suwon FC's defense and goalkeeper and became a goal. It is an ultra-long goal that flew over about 60m.
Mother Nature's Dongwon Spring Water Goal of the Month, sponsored by Dongwon F&B, is an award given to the player who scores the most impressive score every month. The winner will be selected by voting on the two candidates through the K League membership app ‘Kick’.
Ki Sung-yueng and Ataru (Ulsan) were named as goal candidates from October to December for 6 games in rounds 33-38 of K League 1. As a result of the vote, Ki Sung-yueng received 6,768 votes (53.7%). ), beating Ataru with 5,838 votes (46.3%).
Winner Ki Sung-yueng receives a trophy along with a prize money of 1 million won. 카지노사이트존
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U.S. Major League Baseball, FA left-handed pitcher Ham Deok-ju's identity check
Ham Deok-ju's fight
The Major League Baseball (MLB) secretariat requested an identity check on left-handed pitcher Ham Deok-ju (28).
On the 30th, the Korea Baseball Organization (KBO) received a request from the MLB Secretariat to check the status of LG Twins Ham Deok-ju, and notified that the player is a free agent (FA) and can sign a contract with any club, including overseas clubs. “I did it,” he said.
Korean players seeking to advance overseas must receive a request for identity verification from an American or Japanese professional baseball team before making official contact.
Sometimes a background check does not lead to an actual recruitment offer.
Ham Deok-ju has yet to publicly announce his intention to expand overseas.
Ham Deok-ju, who began his professional career by joining the Doosan Bears in 2013, was traded to LG ahead of the 2021 season.
He struggled due to injuries in 2021 and 2022, but this year, he appeared in 57 games and recorded 4 wins, 4 saves, 16 holds, and an ERA of 1.62.In the Korean Series, he pitched well, allowing 3 hits and 1 run in 3⅓ innings in 4 games, and earned 1 relief win.
Deok-Joo Ham's personal records in the regular season are 35 wins, 21 losses, 59 saves, 49 holds, and an ERA of 3.50 in 397 games.
Ham Deok-ju, who qualified as a free agent at the end of the 2023 season, is receiving more attention as LG closer Ko Woo-seok pushes to enter the major league through posting (private competitive bidding).
Original team LG also began negotiations with Ham Deok-ju. 슬롯
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Yang Hee-young, winner of the final round of the LPGA Tour, makes a ‘surprising transformation’ as caddy Jennifer Song
'Same-age friend' Jennifer Song takes on the role of caddy in the Q series starting on December 1st
Jennifer Song is participating in the Q Series with her friend Yang Hee-young, who has 5 wins in total, serving as her caddy.
Yang Hee-young (34), who reached her 5th win in 4 years and 9 months in the final match of the LPGA Tour season, will participate in the LPGA Tour Qualifying Tournament starting on the 1st of next month (Korean time). (Q) I'm going to the series.
Yang Hee-young did not apply for the Q series.
LPGA.com introduced on the 30th that Yang Hee-young will serve as a caddy for Jennifer Song, a Korean-American who is a friend of the same age and a long-time LPGA tour colleague.
Jennifer Song, who was born in the United States while her father was an exchange professor in the United States, completed high school in Korea, but acquired American citizenship after graduating from the University of Southern California (USC).Her Korean name is Song Min-young.
Jennifer Song ranked second in the money rankings of the second division tour in 2010 and advanced to the LPGA tour the following year, but has not yet tasted victory.
This year, he only ranked 155th in the prize money rankings and 149th in CME Globe points, so he lost his tour card for next year.To play on the LPGA Tour again, you must rank in the top 20 in the Q Series.
Heeyoung Yang wins LPGA season finale
Heeyoung Yang participated in the LPGA CME Group Tour Championship held at the Tiburon Golf Club Gold Course (par 72) in Naples, Florida, USA on the 19th (local time). Holding up the trophy after winning.With her total of 27 under par at 261, Heeyoung Yang won the final match of her LPGA 2023 season.
When Jennifer Song, who hit Bae Su-jin, asked Hee-young Yang to serve as her caddy in the Q Series, Hee-young Yang responded without hesitation, “I will do so,” LPGA.com reported.
He explains that it is because he is more than happy to help his friends in the most difficult game called the Q Series.
Unlike other players who usually hire local caddies, attention is focused on the outcome of Jennifer Song's choice to hire a veteran player who has entered the top 10 on the LPGA tour as many as 80 times and won 5 times as her caddy. 슬롯사이트
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NC adds hitting and infield coaches, hiring new coaches Sang-ryeol Jeon and Jong-ho Kim
Courtesy of the NC Dinos
The NC Dinos have expanded their coaching staff.
The NC Dinos announced on the 15th that it has completed its coaching staff for the 2024 season with the addition of coaches Jeon Sang-ryul (51) and Kim Jong-ho (39).
Jeon will serve as the first team outfield and first base coach, and Kim Jong-ho will serve as the second team outfield and first base coach.
Jeon played for Samsung, Hanwha, and Doosan, and after retiring, he coached at Doosan and Hanwha.
In the 2020 season, he served as the Hanwha Eagles developmental coach and acting second team manager, and in the 2022 season, he was the Hanwha first team outfield and first base coach.
After retiring in 2017, he began coaching in 2018, and in 2021, he joined Gangneung Youngdong University, where he helped the team win the 57th Presidential National Collegiate Baseball Championship in 2023.
Coach Jeon Sang-ryeol joins the first team, while the previous coach Yoon Byung-ho moves to the second team. Jeon Sang-ryeol and Lee Jong-wook will be the outfielders and operations coaches for the first team, while Kim Jong-ho and Yoon Byung-ho will be the coaches for the second team.
Kim Gun-tae, who completed the coach training program this year, will be the pitching coach for the second team.
Baek Cha-seung, the second-team pitching coach, and Oh Kyu-taek, the second-team infield coach, left the team after their contracts were not renewed. 슬롯
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Korean Air beats Samsung Fire for fifth straight win, jumps to No. 5 in road construction
Korean Air's Han Jung-yong, Lim Dong-hyuk combine for 26 points
Korea Express wins 29 points in Burkina Faso
Korean Air extends its winning streak to five games with a sweep of Samsung Fire.
Korean Air swept Samsung Fire 3-0 (25-20 25-19 25-22) in the men's Dodram 2023-2024 V-League at Gyeyang Gymnasium in Incheon on Friday.
Riding a five-game winning streak, Korean Air (6-2, 19 points) pulled within striking distance of first-place Woori Card (7-1, 20 points).
Jeong Jung-yong (14 points) and Lim Dong-hyuk (12 points) led the way. Jung added three blocking points and one service ace. Lim Dong-hyuk had a very high attacking success rate of 60%.
Korean Air's team attack percentage was also high at 57.57%. The defense was also solid from the first set.
Despite losing their second straight match, Samsung Fire (5-3, 14 points) remained in third place.
Samsung Fire's foreign player Yosubani scored 14 points but had an offensive success rate in the low 30s. She also had 12 turnovers.
Korean Air dominated from the start of the game. Led by Jeong Jung-yong, Korean Air scored three straight points with a back-attack by Kwak Seung-seok and a block by Kim Kyu-min to take a 7-4 lead.
Korean Air then took the lead for good at 18-16 with back-to-back kills from Jung Jeong-yong before taking advantage of a Yosubani service error at 24-20 to take the first set.
Samsung Fire lost the first set helplessly due to Jupo Yosubani's poor play.
The second set followed a similar pattern. At 3-2, Cho Jae-young's fastball and Kwak Seung-seok's block made the difference. Korean Air extended its lead with a variety of attacks and widened the gap at 18-13 with a quick opener from Lincoln.
Korean Air pulled away from Samsung Fire late in the second set with kills from Lim Dong-hyuk, Lincoln, and Jung Jeong-yong.
With the victory in hand, Korean Air took the lead early in the third set with a quick offense that included fastballs and quick opens. They went on an 8-3 run and raised their opponents' spirits.
Samsung Fire fought back and tied the score at 14-14 with Yosubani's serve and attack.
Korean Air, however, capitalized on Yosubani's back-to-back errors to widen the gap to 17-14. At 24-22, Korean Air ended the match with another service error.
Samsung Fire self-destructed with 26 errors, 10 more than Korean Air.
Meanwhile, Korean Air surpassed 32,000 set wins for the first time in its history.
The women's team won 3-1 (25-23 25-22 18-25 26-24) against Pepper Savings Bank at the Gimcheon Indoor Gymnasium.
Foreign player Vukiric led the way with 29 points, while Tanacha and Jeon Sae-yan contributed 16 and 10 points, respectively.
The win snapped a two-game losing streak for DOT (2W-6D-9P), which moved up to fifth place, pushing IBK (3W-5D-8P) to sixth, and also avenged a first-round loss to Pepper Savings Bank.
Trailing 23-24 in the fourth set, the road construction company made a deuce with a timed attack by Bae Yuna, then ended the match with a service ace by Jeon Sae-yan and an open attack by Tanacha.
Pepper Savings Bank (2-6, 5-5) remained at the bottom of the standings.
Pepper Savings Bank's foreign players Yasmin (29 points), Park Jung-ah (17 points), and Lee Han-bi (12 points) struggled but could not prevent the loss. 슬롯사이트
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Saudi Arabia virtually secures 2034 World Cup bid, likely to be held in winter again
Saudi Arabia is set to host the 2034 FIFA World Cup.
Saudi Arabia has been awarded the 2034 Federation Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) World Cup.
"The 2034 World Cup will be held in Asia (Saudi Arabia)," FIFA President Gianni Infantino announced on social media on Monday (June 1). "The FIFA Council has decided on the hosts for 2026, 2030 and 2034."
The 2026 World Cup will be held in North and Central America (United States, Canada and Mexico), while the 2030 World Cup will be held in Europe and Africa (co-hosted by Spain, Portugal and Morocco). In addition, the 2030 World Cup will celebrate the 100th anniversary of the World Cup and will include a few matches in Uruguay, Argentina, and Paraguay, where the first World Cup was held.
In keeping with FIFA's regional alignment, the 2034 World Cup was expected to take place in either Asia or Oceania. As such, a two-horse race was expected, with Saudi Arabia hosting the tournament and Australia and Indonesia bidding to co-host.
However, on October 18, Indonesia announced its support for Saudi Arabia. Australia then withdrew its bid on Oct. 30.
The deadline for submitting an expression of interest for the 2034 World Cup is Oct. 30, but with competitors dropping out, Saudi Arabia is likely to win the bid with time to spare. FIFA is expected to officially announce Saudi Arabia as the 2034 World Cup host in December.
If Saudi Arabia hosts, the 2034 World Cup is expected to be played in November and December, just like the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
"The average temperature in Saudi Arabia in June and July is 37 to 38 degrees, rising to a high of 41 degrees," said L'Equipe, a French media outlet, adding, "Following Qatar, the World Cup will once again be held in winter." 슬롯
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Faltering 'next emperor' Alcaraz crashes out of Paris Masters in first round
Carlos Alcaraz (No. 2-Spain), who became the youngest men's tennis player to be ranked No. 1 in the world and was touted as the leader of a generational change, has been on a long losing streak.
Alcaraz lost 0-2 (3-6 4-6) to 45th-ranked Roman Safiulin (RUS) in the second round of the Paris Masters on the men's ATP Tour in Paris, France, on Monday.
Alcaraz, seeded second in the tournament and coming off a first round bye, was broken by Safiulin in the second game and suffered an early exit.
This is the first time in any tournament this year that Alcaraz has been knocked out in the first round.
After finishing the season as the youngest world No. 1 after winning the US Open last year, Alcaraz's era was signaled by his victory over Novak Djokovic (No. 1-Serbia) in the Wimbledon final in July.
But the glory was short-lived. He suddenly went into a slump, starting with a semifinal exit at the US Open in August.
In September, he lost in the semifinals in Beijing, China, and was knocked out in the round of 16 at the Shanghai Masters last month. He then withdrew from the next event in Basel, Switzerland, due to injury.
Alcaraz entered the Paris Masters looking to reclaim the world No. 1 ranking at the end of the year. A win at the Paris Masters and the ATP Finals would have allowed him to overtake Djokovic as the world number one.
However, his exit in the first round of the Paris Masters put his plans in jeopardy.
Alcaraz will make one last attempt to reclaim the No. 1 ranking at the ATP Finals in Turin, Italy, on April 13. 슬롯사이트
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Weightlifting Park Hye-jung, AG gold 13 years after Jang Jang-ran Son Young-hee won
From left, Silver medalist Younghee Son and gold medalist Hyejeong Park of South Korea and bronze medalist Duangaksorn Chaidee of Thailand pose during ceremonies at the women's +87Kg weightlifting event at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, China, Saturday, Oct. 7, 2023.
Park Hye-jung of South Korea lifted 125 kilograms in the snatch and 169 kilograms in the jerk for a total weight of 294 kilograms to win gold in the women's +87 kilograms (heaviest weight class) at the Hangzhou Asian Games at the Xiaoshan Sports Center in Hangzhou, China, Saturday, Oct. 23, 2018, beating Son Young-hee, 30, who lifted 124 kilograms in the snatch and 159 kilograms in the jerk for a total weight of 283 kilograms. It has been 13 years since a South Korean weightlifter won gold at an Asian Games since Jang Jang-ran, who was the heaviest weightlifter (75 kg and above) at Guangzhou 2010.
Park's chances of winning the gold medal were expected before the Games as China's Li Wenyuan, 23, the world record holder (148 kg in the lift, 187 kg in the snatch and 335 kg in the total), was unable to compete due to injury. Park was on a roll at the 2023 International Weightlifting Federation (IWF) World Championships in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, last month, winning the triple gold medal in the upright (124 kg), beam (165 kg) and total (289 kg). It was the first time a South Korean woman had ever won three world titles, a feat not even Jang Jang-ran had accomplished. Lee Won-won withdrew due to right elbow pain.
It was not a relief, of course. Senior national team member Son Young-hee lifted a career-best 124 kilograms in the lift to put pressure on Park Hye-jung, who lifted 125 kilograms. After lifting 157 kilograms in the first phase and 160 kilograms in the second phase, Park sealed the win with a personal best of 169 kilograms in the third phase. Despite suffering from back pain after the second phase of the competition, she managed to complete the third phase.
Park's total was one kilogram shy of her previous best of 295 kilograms set at the Asian Championships in May. Son Young-hee, who also attempted the flip, failed to break her own Korean record of 169 kilograms in the dragonfly, and Park Hye-jung lifted the same weight to seal the gold medal. The 2018 Jakarta-Palembang runner-up took silver for the second consecutive Games. This is the first time a South Korean athlete has ever won gold and silver in the women's weightlifting event at an Asian Games.
Park Hye-jung, who took up weightlifting in her first year of middle school after watching Jang Jang-ran compete, has been hailed as the "next Jang Jang-ran," breaking Korean middle school and junior records. In May last year, she won three titles at the Junior World Championships. She has been lifting a total of 25,000 kilograms of barbells every day, aiming for a total of 300 kilograms. By standing at the top of her game in her first Asian Games, she has raised expectations for next year's Paris Olympics.
After the match, Park Hye-jung said, "There was a lot of pressure to have a domestic fight with Young-hee. We said to each other, 'Let's go home smiling,' and I'm glad we did well." Korean weightlifters finished the tournament with one gold, two silver and three bronze medals. 스포츠토토링크
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Seo Chae-hyun finishes second in women's climbing combine semifinals
Seo Chae-hyun of South Korea tackles the course during the Women's Combined Sport Climbing Qualification at the Hangzhou 2022 Asian Games at the Yangshan Sports Climbing Center in Kirchao, Shaoxing, near Hangzhou, China, on Friday.
South Korean sport climbing standout Seo Chae-hyun (The North Face) qualified for the women's combined final with a second-place finish in the semifinals.
Seo scored 199.73 points in the women's sports climbing combined semifinal at the Hangzhou 2022 Asian Games on Sunday at the Yangshan Climbing Center in Kirqiao, Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province, China.
Seo was tied on points with Ai Mori (JPN) in the semifinal. However, Seo finished second to Mori in the qualifying round over the past five days, so she also finished second in the semifinals. According to the rules, a tie in the semifinals will be decided by the results of the previous qualifier.
Seo will now compete in the final at 7:35 p.m. ET. The final will feature the top eight of the 20 athletes who competed in the semifinals.
The Climbing Combined is ranked by combining the results of two events: lead and bouldering.
Bouldering involves traversing various man-made structures on a 4.5-meter-high rock wall in less than four minutes without a rope. In lead, athletes wear safety harnesses and hold onto a man-made structure on a 15-meter-high rock wall to see how high they can climb in six minutes.
Seo, who qualified for the semifinals in second place, earned a 99.73 in the first bouldering run of the day. In the open lead, she battled through rainy and windy conditions to earn a perfect score of 100.
Teammate Sasol (The North Face) finished fifth in both bouldering (59.46 points) and lead (64 points) for a total score of 123.46 points. 스포츠토토링크
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Figure Yoon Seo-Jin-Kim Yoo-Jae, Junior GP Short 2-3 tied for personal best
Figure skating hopeful Yoon Seo-jin
Figure skating hopefuls Yoon Seo-jin (Thuiljung) and Kim Yoo-jae (Pyeongchonjung) both set personal bests in their first Junior Grand Prix short programs of the season, 스포츠토토 finishing second and third, respectively.
Yoon scored 36.24 technical elements (TES), 29.74 artistic elements (PCS) and 65.98 total points in the women's single short program at the third International Ice Skating Union (ISU) Figure Junior Grand Prix 2023 in Istanbul, Turkey on Thursday (July 7), behind Japan's Ami Nakai (67.07 points).
Yoon improved his short program personal best (49.34 points) from last year by more than 15 points.
He landed his first performance task, a triple flip-triple toe loop combination jump, cleanly, earning a performance score of 0.98 (GOE).
Her next double axel jump was ruled a quarter landing (the jump rotation falls short of the 90-degree level), 토토 unfortunately deducting 0.09 points from her GOE.
However, Seo Jin Yoon handled her first non-jumping performance task, a flying sit spin, at the highest level of difficulty, level 4, and flawlessly executed her first performance triple lutz in the second half, which is worth 10% extra points.
After completing all the jumping tasks, Yoon finished her performance with a step sequence (level 3), a change foot combination spin (level 4), and a layback spin (level 3).
Figure skating hopeful Kim Yoo-jae
Kim Yoo-jae also raised her medal hopes with a personal best score of 65.33.
Kim is a key figure women's singles prospect who finished fourth at last year's World Junior Figure Skating Championships.
She is the identical twin sister of Kim Yoo-sung (14-Pyeongchonjung), who won a surprise silver medal in the first round of the competition.
Yoon Seo-jin and Kim Yoo-jae will compete in the women's single free skate on Monday night. 스포츠토토링크
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"Don't go out" NC coach Kang Myung-hwa fined 1 million won for delaying game after sending off
NC Dinos head coach Kang Myung-in.
The Korean Baseball Organization (KBO) held a punishment committee meeting on Tuesday to warn NC Dinos manager Kang Myung-ho 스포츠토토 for intentionally delaying the game after being ejected and imposed a 1 million won sanction.
Kang was ejected from the game against the LG Twins at Changwon NC Park in Changwon, Gyeongnam, on Nov. 27 after protesting the outcome of a video review in the third inning.
At the time, with runners on first and third, LG's Shin Min-jae hit a grounder to second that was caught by NC second baseman Park Min-woo, 토토 who then threw out first baseman Hong Chang-ki for an overthrow to end the inning.
However, Park Hae-min, who was on third base, dug in, and LG argued that Park's touch of home plate was faster than Hong Chang-gi's out. The umpires agreed, allowing LG to score.
NC requested a video review, but the call was not overturned. Coach Kang then protested on the field, and the referee ordered him to leave. According to the rules, protesting the video review is an immediate ejection.
As the inning ended, NC's offense in the bottom of the third inning should have been underway, but Kang, who was unhappy with the call, ordered his players not to take the field, delaying the game.
"The decision was made in accordance with the league's penalty bylaws," the KBO said, 스포츠토토링크 "and we will strictly punish any behavior that interferes with the smooth operation of the game in the future."
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Strong BLG defeats LCK 1st seed Genji 3-0 in straight sets
After a shaky first and second game, Genji ended up losing the third game. BLG kept their composure, while Genji was unable to find their center. 토토 BLG took the LCK's No. 1 seed 3:0 and will play T1 tomorrow for the final ticket to the Grand Finals.
In the third set, Genji played cautiously as they were down 0:2. They avoided early engagements as much as possible, focusing on growth and not overplaying.
After taking time to focus on each other's growth, the 10-player team began to gather ahead of the dragon. The battle was one-sided in BLG's favor, with the 'on' blitzcrank slicing through the grabs and pushing Genji back with aggressive fights.
Genji also had some meaningful moments, including a dive off the bottom for a kill, 안전놀이터 but BLG wasn't going to be deterred, and picked up kills of their own to close the global gold gap. Above all, the jinx of 'Elk' was already feared, with a KDA of 3/0/3 at 17 minutes.
Even in the big battle in the tower, BLG won with better moves and engagements, taking the dragon and building up a three-stack. Genji made a similar exchange in the one-two in a difficult situation, but couldn't capitalize. After blocking the Baron's view, BLG cut Doran and picked up the Baron as well and started to speed up.
With the Dragon Soul in hand, BLG solidified their victory. Even 'Chobi', who has always been a reliable support in any situation, looked shaky, and BLG defeated Genji with a strong showing, 스포츠토토 advancing to the upper rounds and facing T1 tomorrow.
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Africa TV to host Week 2 of '2023 GSL Season 1' Round of 16 on Feb. 2 and 4
All the players who will advance to the quarterfinals of the '2023 GSL Season 1' will be decided.
Africa TV announced that it will be hosting the second week of the round of 16 matches of the '2023 Global Starcraft II League (GSL) Season 1' on Tuesday, February 2, and Thursday, February 4, at the 'Africa Pickup Studio' in Daechi-dong, Seoul. First held in 2010, the GSL is a global StarCraft II league hosted by Africa TV, an esports league that is broadcast in multiple languages and can be enjoyed by a global audience.
The GSL Season 1 Round of 16 will be a best-of-three, best-of-two dual tournament with four-player teams. The Round of 16 includes Lee Jae-sun (Bunny), Kim Do-woo (Classic), Cho Sung-joo (Maru), Ko Byung-jae (GuMiho), Kim Do-wook (Cure), Kim Jun-ho (herO), Park Ryeong-woo (Dark), Park Su-ho (DRG), Kim Dae-yup (Stats), Byun Hyun-woo (ByuN), Hwang Kyu-seok (KeeN), Jang Wook (NightMare), Kim Dong-won (Ryung), and Jang Hyun-woo (Creator), Kang Min-soo (Solar), and Lee Shin-hyung (INnoVation) advanced, while Cho Sung-joo (Maru), Byun Hyun-woo (ByuN), Kim Do-wook (Cure), and Kang Min-soo (Solar) advanced to the quarterfinals in Week 1 of the GSL Season 1 Round of 16, which was held on Tuesday, April 25 and Thursday, April 27.
In Group C of the Code S Round of 16 on Tuesday, May 2 at 6:30 p.m., Park Ryeong-woo (Dark), Kim Dae-yeop (Stats), Go Byung-jae (GuMiho) and Kim Dong-won (Ryung) will face off. This will be followed by a Group D match on Thursday, April 4, starting at 6:30 p.m., featuring Jang Hyun-woo (Creator), Lee Shin-hyung (INnoVation), Lee Jae-sun (Bunny), and Kim Doo (Classic).
The maps will be the same as the current ladder maps: Altitude, Ancient Thirst, Babylon, Dragon Scales, Gresburn, Neohumanity, and Royal Blood. The total prize pool for this season is 34 million won, with the winner taking home 10 million won.
The Korean broadcast of the tournament will be available exclusively on Africa TV 스포츠토토 , while the global broadcast will be available on Africa TV Esports YouTube.
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'The General is Back' Liv Sandbox Brings 'Teddy' into the fold
Jinseong "Teddy" Park joins Live Sandbox.
Live Sandbox announced the signing of long-range dealer Park "Teddy" Jin-seong on its official social media accounts on Wednesday at noon.
'Teddy', who left Guangdong Freecs after the end of the 2022 season to become a wild man, returns to the LCK in a new uniform after about half a season. Although he struggled with the team last season, he is still considered a competitive player.
He's also a veteran who has been through the wringer, so he'll have a good synergy with the relatively inexperienced roster. Teddy, who debuted in 2017, has won three LCK titles, one MSI and two World Championships in the past six years.
The signing of Teddy ends the contract of existing long-distance dealer Myung-jun "Envy" Lee. Returning to Live Sandbox ahead of the 2023 season, 'Envy' has anchored the team's lower lane with his improved performance during the Spring Split.
Meanwhile, the organization has also seen good results from in-season reinforcements in the past year. Before the start of Summer, the team brought in Lee "Prince" Chae-hwan and improved from ninth to third place.
They ended the spring in sixth place. While this is more than expected for the individual players, it's a situation where the organization, having seen the potential of the squad, can't help but be greedy. 스포츠토토 It will be interesting to see if 'Prince Magic' can be followed by 'Teddy Magic'.
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