The Fire Fighters flinch at the boldness of KBO's 11th professional team.
In Studio C1 baseball variety show "Burn to Win 2," which will be released at 8 p.m. on the 10th, the Fire Fighters are shown walking on thin ice from the start.
Starting pitcher Lee Dae-eun, who took the mound, faces a crisis from Ulsan Wales' aggressive batting and an unexpected leg injury. During the game another adverse event occurs, but Lee endures the pain and protects the mound with strong mental fortitude.
At that moment, Kim Dong-yeop, who shared a clubhouse with him during his minor league days with the Chicago Cubs, stepped up to the plate. Kim displayed force with a crisp swing and a big foul, drawing attention to what kind of duel Lee Dae-eun will stage.
Ulsan Wales' mound was handled by Kobayashi Juiga. With a neat pitching form and overwhelming stuff that pressures the Fire Fighters' lineup, attention is on how manager Kim Sung-geun will target Kobayashi Juiga, with whom he once had a teacher-student relationship.
A representative said, "Facing the sudden misfortune of injury, Lee Dae-eun displays the fighting spirit of the original ace. All eyes are on whether his will can pull the Fighters out of the crisis," and added, "Kobayashi Juiga, who formed a teacher-student bond with manager Kim Sung-geun during his SoftBank days, takes the mound against Kim Sung-geun's Fighters. People are eager to see how the teacher will watch the pitching of a pupil who has returned as an opponent."
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