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2019 Season Starts! Korea Culture News “Did You Watch the Game Last Night?” Baseball Games Are Always the Hottest Topic During This Time of the Year March 28, 2019 Local Information Provider for Foreigners in Korea Volume 18, lssue 22 Printed by Pyeongtaek Culture Newspaper, a private firm in no way connected with the U.S. Government, under written agreement with U.S. Army Garrison Humphreys. K-League Baseball! by Lee, Sangbae 2019 Season Starts! Korea Culture News “Did you watch the game last night?” Baseball games are always the hottest topic during this time of the year. Baseball game season is here. On March 23rd, Korean professional baseball league Something about popularity opened its season for 2019. Now that the playoffs are going on, baseball is in favor among Korean fans. Monday blues gets worse because there are no baseball of Korean Professional games on Mondays. Since the launch of Korean professional baseball in 1982, baseball has been Korea’s most Baseball League popular sports. Major owner companies of each professional baseball club have been playing a part in boosting the popularity of Korean professional base- ball league. The owner companies of each professional baseball club stimulate the emotions of baseball fans, improving the public image of the companies and attracting the fans to feel strong affinity to those companies. Through various events and marketing, the fans unconsciously become loyal customers of the club they support. SK Wyverns built Wi-Fi zones in Incheon Moonhak Stadium for the convenience of fans. It also repackaged the pavement of the sidewalk around the stadium for a better walk and built a family-friendly zone which is lo- cated on the grassy hillside and available to set up a tent or lay a mat. Doosan Bears, offers discounts and events for Seoul Jamsil Stadium, the home stadium of Doosan Bears. The tickets are 50 percent off on a Bears’ Day, last Sun- day of every month. And, lots of events such as Players’ This week’s schedule of professional Day, Queens’ day for ladies and Day for office workers baseball game schedule are to attract public of diverse groups. In the case of LG Twins, it draws attraction of female March 30th 5:00pm/March 31st 2:00pm fans with an event called ‘Diamonds loved by women’. Lotte Giants vs. LG Twins at Jamsil Stadium This event is an activity with special lectures held in col- Doosan Bears vs. Samsung Lions at Daegu Stadium leagues that allow women who are relatively less inter- Kia Tigers vs. KT Wiz at Suwon Stadium ested in baseballto participate in baseball lessons. SK Wyverns vs. Kiwoom Heros at Gocheok Stadium With various events for marketing, the number of fe- NC Dinos vs. Hanwha Eagles at Daejeon Stadium male baseball fans has been doubled in recent years. The key to the popularity of Korean professional base- April 2nd 6:30pm/April 3rd 6:30pm/April 4th 6:30pm ball is the unique cheering culture. Baseball games are KT Wiz vs. Doosan Bears at Jamsil Stadium more fun with exciting cheer chants and splendid moves Lotte Giants vs. SK Wyverns at Moonhak Stadium Kia Tigers vs. Samsung Lions at Daegu Stadium of cheerleaders. Cheerleaders of each club help in trans- Kiwoom Heros vs. NC Dinos at Changwon Stadium forming the mood of the game and bringing about an in- LG Twins vs. Hanwha Eagles at Daejeon Stadium fectious flow of energy. There are 10 professional clubs in Korea and each club has its own way of cheering. The April 5th 6:30pm/April 6th 5:00pm/April 7th 2:00pm fight song is a key element of Korea’s baseball cheering NC Dinos vs. Doosan Bears at Jamsil Stadium culture. Each batter has a personal fight song, sung when Samsung Lions vs. SK Wyverns at Moonhak Stadium the batter enters the batter’s box for the offence. Cheers Hanwha Eagles vs. Lotte Giants at Sajik Stadium and chants not only bring about the fighting spirit and LG Twins vs. KT Wiz at Suwon Stadium pride in a team and its supporters, but it also encourages Kiwoom Heros vs. Kia Tigers at Gwangju Stadium the players to strive hard. The melodies of fight songs are Websites for baseball tickets reservation taken from famous K-pop songs, with lyrics rewritten to Ticket Link - www.ticketlink.com make it easy for the crowd to sing along. Also, a typical 1588-7890 (Samsung Lions, NC Dinos, SK Wyverns, cheering tool which is cylindrical and inflatable balloon Hanwha Eagles, Kia Tigers, KT Wiz) sticks builds up the festive vibe of the stadium. 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