The Fire Fighters make the hearts of viewers race with baseball that crosses between heaven and hell.
In episode 17 of the studio C1 baseball variety program 'Fire Baseball,' which will be released on the 25th (Monday) at 8 p.m., the fierce second story of the live broadcast of the Fire Fighters and Dong-A University will unfold.
The Fire Fighters, who took a 3-2 lead against Dong-A University with Jeong Yi-yun's sacrifice fly and Park Jae-wook's two-run homer, will demonstrate aggressive baseball to maintain the one-point lead. Kim Jae-ho, who stepped up to the plate, even heard from Jung Geun-woo, 'You did well, Jae-ho,' due to his non-defensive play.
Meanwhile, Lim Sang-woo continues a tenacious battle against the struggling Dong-A University pitcher. Ultimately, Dong-A University catcher Kim Min-beom takes the mound. The Fire Fighters, wanting additional points, send a fervent prayer to the ground as Dong-A University focuses more on overcoming the crisis. Attention is drawn to which team will smile in this tight contest.
The Fire Fighters seize a golden opportunity to take control of the game. However, unexpected plays fall short of expectations, causing sighs to erupt on the ground. Sports commentator Kim Seon-woo expresses his disappointment, stating, 'This is a bit much.' In contrast, the Dong-A University dugout captivates attention with an uplifted spirit.
Fire Fighters' relief pitcher Shin Jae-young faces off against the intensely motivated Dong-A University batters. Dong-A University stops at nothing to turn the game around. They not only employ pinch-hitting to change the atmosphere but also show resilience against Shin Jae-young's pitching, heightening the sense of crisis. Shin Jae-young, too, is determined not to miss this rare opportunity. However, a sudden crisis arises for him, and as the unpredictable 'cat-and-mouse baseball' unfolds, the outcome of the game becomes anyone's guess.
[Photo] 'Fire Baseball'
[OSEN]