Kiwoom Meets Lotte at 'Full Gocheok Dome' sold out for the first two consecutive Kiwoom of the season! Season 3. "All seats sold out."

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The Kiwoom Heroes heated up the Gocheok Dome by selling out the first two games in a row this season against the "Giant Corps" Lotte Giants.

Kiwoom announced that "as of 6:03 p.m., all 16,000 seats were sold out" in the second game of the season against the Lotte Giants of the "2026 Shinhan Bank SOL KBO League" at Gocheok Sky Dome in Seoul on the 11th.

This is Kiwoom's third sold-out of the season and the first two consecutive games of the season following the previous day (10th). Kiwoom, which set a new record for the most spectators in a single season by mobilizing 874,138 spectators last season, continues its success this year.

This season, Kiwoom's home turf is getting more and more heated. 14,150 people entered the home opening match against the LG Twins on the 3rd and unfortunately missed the sellout, but the next day, on Saturday, April 4, they achieved their first sellout of the season. Then, in the weekend series against Lotte, it attracted a full crowd for two consecutive days until the 11th following the 10th, making a box office hit. Expectations were raised for the final game of the three consecutive games on the weekend of the 12th.

On the mound, there was a pride match between foreign pitchers from both teams. In particular, the confrontation between the second starters took place.

Kiwoom, which is seeking revenge by losing 1-3 to Lotte the previous day (10th), started Nathan Wiles. Wiles has two losses and a 4.91 ERA in the previous two games, and has erased his faltering appearance with four runs in five innings against LG before embarking on his first win of the season.

Against this, Lotte's Jeremy Bisley took the mound. Bissley currently has a 6.00 ERA with one win and no loss. Bisley, who threw well with one run (non-earned) in five innings in the first game against Samsung, tried to change the atmosphere against Kiwoom after struggling with six runs in four innings against SSG. Both pitchers face each other for the first time this season.

While Gocheok Dome is at its peak due to a series of sold-out cases, attention is also being paid to whether the game on Sunday, the last day of the series, will achieve its first "series sold-out" of the season due to the heat of reservation.

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