'Hanwha Fan Bodhisattva is a Bodhisattva.' Historical shock defeat reported, and sold out for 10G in a row since the opening [the site of a war]

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As expected, the word "Bodhisattva" was not mentioned for no reason. Even after a shocking loss that was not in the history of the KBO League the day before, the stadium was filled to cheer for the team again.

Hanwha announced on the 15th that 17,000 seats were sold out for the home game of the 2026 Shinhan SOL KBO League against the Samsung Lions at Hanwha Life Ball Park in Daejeon as of 7 p.m.

He lost six games and eight games the previous day, falling to seventh place, but what was more shocking was the contents of the game. He became the first team in KBO League history to lose by allowing 18 pitches per game.

For fans who predicted victory with a 5-0 lead, it was bound to be a bigger shock, especially for fans who visited the scene. Even Samsung did not have a single timely hit, but Hanwha dedicated a great upset victory to Samsung, which turned the five-point gap over only with a walk and wild pitch.

It was something that fans would have nothing to say even if they turned their backs on them. In fact, the stands on the first base of Hanwha Life Ball Park, which is about to start the game, showed a lot of empty seats, unlike the Samsung cheering squad on the third base.

But the baseball fever in Daejeon was much greater than I thought. In the end, he once again made a 10,000 won case and continued to sell out for 10 consecutive games after the opening. Including the end of last season, it has sold out 18 consecutive games.

Nevertheless, Hanwha fans had no choice but to sigh once again from the beginning of the game. Wilkel Hernandez, a foreign pitcher who took the mound after a four-day rest, threw 35 pitches during ⅓ innings, allowing seven hits, two outs, one strikeout, and seven runs, and was pulled out early. It even allowed Samsung to achieve its seventh true record in KBO history, with all the starting batters getting on base in the first inning.

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