Despite losing the lawsuit, the show proceeds... Over 200 applicants for 'Bulkkot Baseball2' [Star Issue]

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Kim Seong-geun, head of the Bulkkot Fighters, is set to select the elite roster to lead the team.

'Bulkkot Baseball2' released a second preview video on the 26th.

In the preview, Coach Kim Seong-geun jokingly responded with "I'm going" after being told by Manager Jang Si-won that there were over 200 applicants. He then watched videos of applicants with impressive professional careers, including Lee Dae-ho, Song Seung-jun, Kim Jae-ho, Jung Geun-woo, and Nipher, casting a stern gaze that heightened the tension.

As the rigorous evaluation continued, Coach Kim Seong-geun focused on the performances of the newcomers. He meticulously reviewed the applicants' profiles and asked questions such as "Are you a college student?" and "Do you have a sidearm delivery?" to uncover hidden talent. He even remarked, "It's less stressful than being at home," and announced he would continue the evaluation the next day, putting the production team on edge.

According to the production team, this selection process was so lengthy it was dubbed "the longest evaluation in the world." The preview included footage of Coach Kim Seong-geun repeatedly reviewing the applicants' videos, accompanied by the caption "A time-traveling journey with the baseball god, no one could have expected."

Coach Kim Seong-geun reviewed videos of applicants for each position—pitchers, fielders, and catchers—while seated, occasionally shaking his head and continuing his cold assessment. After reviewing all the videos, he stated, "Let's review the number one pitcher again."

The players joining 'Bulkkot Baseball2' will be revealed on May 4.

Meanwhile, Studio C1, the production company of 'Bulkkot Baseball', has appealed the court's decision to dismiss the preliminary injunction regarding copyright disputes with JTBC's 'Strongest Baseball'.

The 60th Civil Division of the Seoul Central District Court finally rejected the objection filed by Studio C1, the producer of 'Bulkkot Baseball', against the preliminary injunction prohibiting copyright infringement and unfair competition on the 3rd. In response, Studio C1 immediately filed an appeal on the same day, contesting the dismissal of the objection to the preliminary injunction.

Previously, JTBC applied for a preliminary injunction prohibiting copyright infringement and unfair competition against Studio C1, the producer of 'Bulkkot Baseball', in December 2025. The court ruled to prohibit the production and transmission of 'Bulkkot Baseball' and its continuous video content. Although Studio C1 filed an objection, it was ultimately rejected.

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