Flame Fighters Aim for Dominance Against Gangneung High in Thrilling Baseball Showdown!

Get ready for an intense baseball rivalry! Studio C1's baseball entertainment show, 'Flame Baseball,' is set to release its 20th episode on the 15th, featuring a rematch between the Flame Fighters and Gangneung High School.

Trailing by five runs, Gangneung High faces the pressure of a potential mercy rule but is determined to turn the tables. Before the game, they rallied with chants of "Let's make a comeback and boost the ratings. It'll be more fun if we win!" In contrast, Flame Fighters' captain, Park Yong-taik, calmly suggested, "Let's finish this by the top of the 7th inning."

Lee Dae-eun, who started the previous game against Gangneung High, is back on the mound. Confident with a five-run lead, he's expected to showcase his overwhelming pitching skills. He even humorously told caster Jung Yong-geum before the game that he predicted an early exit.

Gangneung High is bringing back their previous pitcher, who aims to dominate the Flame Fighters' batters with a more powerful slider. Meanwhile, Park Jae-wook, aiming to hit the .300 mark, steps up to the plate. After showing impressive sharp hits in training, he's set for a gritty battle against the opposing pitcher, drawing cheers from his teammates and groans from the crowd as the tension mounts over whether he can break the .300 barrier.

Adding to the excitement, the Flame Fighters' young guns are making their presence felt against the new pitcher. Im Sang-woo aims to shake up Gangneung High with his aggressive swings, while Moon Gyo-won, aspiring to be a hero, earns the nickname 'Little Park Yong-taik' with his overflowing ambition. The episode promises a captivating clash between the fiery young players of the Flame Fighters and the determined Gangneung High. Catch all the action on the Studio C1 official YouTube channel this Monday, the 15th, at 8 PM.

Park Yong-taik is a legendary figure in the KBO League, playing 19 seasons with the LG Twins after his debut in 2001.

His career statistics are remarkable, including 2,504 hits, 173 home runs, 1,117 RBIs, and a .303 batting average.

Since retiring, he has actively engaged with fans as a broadcaster and baseball commentator.