Baseball player and commentator Oh Seung-hwan will join 'The Return of SUPERMAN' with his eldest son Junseo.
On the morning of the 8th, OSEN reported that Oh Seung-hwan decided to appear on KBS2 variety show The Return of SUPERMAN after receiving a love call to appear with his son Seo-jun. The father and son recently completed their first recording, and the broadcast will air on the 29th of this month.
It is the first time that Oh Seung-hwan, regarded as a legend in the baseball world, has exposed his family on television. Through this episode of The Return of SUPERMAN, viewers will see his home, his son Junseo, his wife who is currently pregnant with their second child, and there is curiosity about Oh Seung-hwan's parenting skills, since he had focused on baseball and was not able to participate in childcare.
Earlier, Oh Seung-hwan personally revealed that his wife was pregnant and received many congratulations. In 2022, he married a wife 10 years his junior; last December he wrote on a blog, "There is a younger sibling for Seo-jun growing in my wife's womb. She is about 17 weeks pregnant now, and I think we can feel the baby moving a little in her belly. Will you congratulate us?" showing his joy. The second baby is reported to be due between May and June this year.
So far, The Return of SUPERMAN has shone with the activities of athletes such as mixed martial artist Choo Sung Hoon, footballers Lee Dong-gook and Park Joo-ho, and fencer Kim Jun-Ho, and there is anticipation to see what kind of 모습을 Oh Seung-hwan will show.
Meanwhile, Oh Seung-hwan joined the Samsung Lions in 2005 and made new history in Korean baseball by serving as a closer and becoming the first and only domestic pitcher to record 400 saves in the league and 500 saves across Korea, the U.S. and Japan. At the same time, he earned the nickname "stone Buddha" for his expressionless face on the field that shows no emotion.
He played for the Samsung Lions, then Japan's Hanshin Tigers and SoftBank Hawks, and Major League Baseball's St. Louis Cardinals, Toronto Blue Jays and Colorado Rockies. In particular, he became the fourth player in Samsung Lions history to have his number retired; after retiring from active play in September 2025, he transformed into a baseball commentator and has been expanding his activities by appearing on various shows such as Radio Star and Yes Man.
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