Lee Dae-eun shows signs of wavering under the onslaught from archrival Dongguk University.
The Burn to Win Fighters seek a breakthrough for victory to carry on their winning momentum.
In episode 16 of the Studio C1 baseball variety show "Burn to Win 2," which will be released today (31st) at 8 p.m., the Fighters make every effort on offense and defense to seize control amid a tense flow.
Entrusted with the heavy responsibility of starting pitcher, Lee Dae-eun, who had been showing powerful pitching, begins to waver as Dongguk University pushes aggressively with determination. He commits an unexpected error while trying to thwart the opponent's tactic that uses quick feet, shaking the Fighters' core. As his composure collapses, Lee Dae-eun also suffers control problems and finds himself on the brink of giving up runs. Tension mounts over whether he can turn the red light triggered by a momentary mistake back into a green light.
The batters also fight hard so as not to cede momentum to the opponent. In particular, "one-shot" Choi Soo-hyun, who aims for the big hit, and the savvy-play "Devil" Jung Geun-woo challenge the stronghold of Dongguk University's outfielders with powerful arms. They crisscross the field looking for split-second timing, and the opponent likewise throws with all their might to stop the two. All eyes are on whether the Fighters can break through Dongguk University's airtight defensive network and reverse the momentum of the game.
At the same time, Dongguk University activates a powerful cleanup trio to press the Fighters fiercely. They create scoring opportunities with relentless eye baseball and persistent foul hits, enraging manager Kim Sung-geun. In the game-deciding moments that can determine the outcome, the Fighters' "national team infield" Kim Jae-ho, Jung Geun-woo, and Lee Dae-ho help Lee Dae-eun with steady defense born of rich experience. The breathtaking chemistry of the veterans can be seen on the broadcast.
Meanwhile, Yoo Hee-kwan transforms into the "drill sergeant" for the young players in the dugout. Yoo Hee-kwan reportedly went after the juniors' discipline, saying, "Hey, aren't you fighting?" and subjected Hyunbin, who enthusiastically cheered seniors by shouting "Nice batting!", to a sharp test, asking, "Is that really nice batting?", drawing laughter.
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