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The "Dream Home Run Derby" featuring legends Lee Seung-yeop, Lee Dae-ho, Park Byung-ho, and Kim Tae-gyun has been confirmed. The event will take place on November 14 at "Jamsil The Last Inning by Renault."

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Lee Seung-yeop (left) and Lee Dae-ho. /Photo=Samsung Lions, NEWS1
Lee Seung-yeop (left) and Lee Dae-ho. /Photo=Samsung Lions, NEWS1

Legendary home run hitters in Korean baseball—Lee Seung-yeop, Lee Dae-ho, Park Byung-ho, and Kim Tae-gyun—will gather to compete for the title of the greatest home run hitter.

The Ilgu Association announced the final participant list and key programs for "Jamsil The Last Inning by Renault," which will be held at 2 p.m. on November 14 at Seoul Jamsil Baseball Stadium.

The final roster consists of a total of 61 individuals, including 57 players and four managers. The East team will be led by head manager Kim Seong-geun and manager Kang Byung-cheol, while the West team will be led by head manager Kim Eung-yong and manager Kim In-sik. The two teams will face off in a seven-inning game to determine the final showdown at Jamsil Baseball Stadium.

Additionally, the East team will use the third-base dugout, and the West team will use the first-base dugout. The game will begin with the West team batting first.

The event features various programs that allow legendary players and fans to interact together, from before the game until after it concludes.

Before the game, a ground tour and a player fan signing session will be held for fans selected through pre-registration.

A total of 100 people will participate in the ground tour, where they can directly explore the Jamsil Baseball Stadium field before the main game and take commemorative photos. Lee Man-soo, Song Jin-woo, Park Cheol-soon, and Park Yong-taek will participate in the player fan signing session to meet with fans.

The recruitment schedule and application methods for the ground tour and fan signing session are scheduled to be announced through the event's official Instagram account.

Roster of players participating in "Jamsil The Last Inning by Renault," held at Jamsil Baseball Stadium on November 14. /Photo=Provided by Ilgu Association
Roster of players participating in "Jamsil The Last Inning by Renault," held at Jamsil Baseball Stadium on November 14. /Photo=Provided by Ilgu Association

A home run derby will take place after the fourth inning of the main game concludes. Lee Seung-yeop, Lee Dae-ho, Kim Tae-gyun, and Park Byung-ho will participate in the home run derby to engage in a final home run competition at Jamsil Baseball Stadium. As four power hitters representing Korean baseball gather in one place, the event is expected to offer a different spectacle from the main game.

Programs allowing spectators attending the stadium to participate directly are also prepared. On the day of the event, a popularity star will be selected through fan voting, and the player chosen as the popularity star will participate in a lucky draw after the game ends. A "Simmons Bed" will be provided as a prize for the spectator selected by the player's lottery, while an "N32 Motion Bed Set" will be awarded to the popularity star directly selected by fans.

At the outdoor event area, a "Jamsil The Last Inning by Renault" memorial and photo zone, along with an official merchandise pop-up store, will be operated. Promotional booths from various brands, including Renault Korea and Ottogi, will also be set up. Visitors can enjoy fun programs both inside and outside the stadium and leave memories of their time at Jamsil Baseball Stadium.

The game will be broadcast live on KBS and Naver Chizik. Tickets are exclusively available for purchase on Ticketlink starting at 2 p.m. on November 2.

If the tournament cannot proceed normally due to rain, it will be postponed to November 15. Related information will be provided through the official website and Instagram.

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