“Keeping the basketball fever alive!” TVING variety show “Kkeumteulgi,” featuring behind-the-scenes looks at the off-season of 10 KBL teams, released → Nongterman appears

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As the 2026-2027 KCC Pro Basketball League season kicks off, a TVING sports original variety show that vividly captures the off-season daily lives of the 10th teams is heading to fans.

The KBL announced on the 6th that it released episodes 1 and 2 of its official sports variety program “Nongtte Undercover Investigation <Kkeumteulgi>” on the 5th. The program, unveiled on the 3rd to coincide with the start of the new season, highlights hidden stories from inside and outside the teams that fans rarely get to see.

The stars of episodes 1 and 2 are the Goyang Sono Skygunners and the Changwon LG Sakers. The broadcast features a variety of scenes, from training sessions where players broke into sweat ahead of the season opener, to team atmosphere and off-season behind-the-scenes stories that fans have been curious about.

“Nongtte Undercover Investigation <Kkeumteulgi>” follows a format in which basketball-focused YouTuber Nongterman visits the 10th teams in turn, engaging in candid conversations with players, coaching staff, and front office personnel to convey the on-site atmosphere. The show will be released sequentially through the “TVING SPORTS” YouTube channel, with two episodes airing every Monday for a total of 10 episodes. Episodes 3 and 4 will be unveiled on October 12.

Pro basketball has recently drawn significant fan interest, marked by winning the gold medal at the Asian Games for the first time in 12 years. In fact, the on-site atmosphere is running hot, with consecutive sellouts recorded at arenas in Goyang, Wonju, and Daegu during opening week.

The KBL stated, “As interest in basketball grows, we hope this content will serve as an opportunity to convey the approachable charm of players and teams beyond the court to fans,” adding, “We will continue diverse communication efforts so that it naturally leads to the joy of visiting arenas in person.”

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