The Fire Fighters and Whimun High School clash in their pursuit of victory.
On the 3rd, Studio C1's baseball variety show 'Burn to Win2' will feature a game between the Fire Fighters and Whimun High School.
Fire Fighters' Shin Jaeyoung faces an opposing batter who comes out with a trick, and suddenly feels a physical abnormality that puts him in crisis. In response, manager Kim Sung-geun calls the "stone Buddha" Oh Seung-hwan card, and he takes the mound with a majestic entrance song.
Oh Seung-hwan protects the Fire Fighters' mound with increasing velocity and overwhelming charisma the more he throws. In response, Whimun High goes all out with a bold pinch-hitting strategy. Previously, while wearing the Fighters uniform he added one save and made history with 550 saves in Korea, the U.S., Japan and abroad, and attention is on whether Oh Seung-hwan will quiet Whimun High and deliver victory to the Fire Fighters.
Meanwhile, Choi Su-hyun tries to break out of his hitting slump with a refreshing swing. But suddenly the seniors all shout "stop." It becomes curious what reason might be hidden behind the unexpected teammates' objections.
In addition, manager Kim Sung-geun pulls a bold pinch-hitting card at a crucial moment. He told Yu Hee-kwan, who was standing next to him, "Put in the kid," instructing him to bring in a young player, and Yu Hee-kwan reportedly replied, "Huh?" in surprise. Questions arise over who the pinch-hitter chosen by manager Kim Sung-geun will be and whether he can fulfill his role at the decisive moment.
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