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A Historic Achievement for Two Managers Steven Vogt, the manager of the Cleveland Guardians, and Pat Murphy, the manager of the Milwaukee Brewers, have been honored as the 2025 Major League Baseball (MLB) Managers of the Year. This recognition marks a significant milestone in their careers, as both managers have won their second consecutive awards in the American League (AL) and National League (NL), respectively. This achievement is unprecedented in MLB history, as it is the first time a manager has won the award in their first two seasons since taking the position. The announcement was made by the MLB office on the 12th (Korean time). In the NL Manager of the Year voting, Murphy secured 27 first-place votes, 2 second-place votes, and a total of 141 points out of 30 ballots. He defeated Terry Francona of the Cincinnati Reds, who received 49 points. Meanwhile, Dave Roberts of the Los Angeles Dodgers, who led his team to a World Series two-peat, did not receive a single vote. In the...

A Historic Win for the Toronto Blue Jays The Toronto Blue Jays celebrated a momentous occasion as they returned to the "dream stage" of the MLB World Series after an impressive 32-year gap. On October 25, the team secured a decisive 11-4 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 1 of the 2025 MLB World Series at their home stadium, Rogers Centre. This win marked a significant milestone in the franchise's history and set the tone for what could be a thrilling series. A Comeback That Changed the Game The Blue Jays showcased incredible momentum during the game, particularly in the bottom of the sixth inning when they scored nine runs to turn a 2-2 tie into a lead. This offensive surge was pivotal in shifting the dynamics of the match and putting the team in a strong position heading into the next games. The Blue Jays' last World Series victory came in 1993 when they defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 4-2. Their home stadium at the time, SkyDome, was later renamed...

Toronto Blue Jays Make History with Postseason Victory The Toronto Blue Jays delivered a stunning performance, defeating the New York Yankees 13-7 in Game 2 of the American League Division Series (ALDS) at Rogers Centre in Ontario, Canada. This victory marked a significant milestone for the Blue Jays, as they now stand just one win away from advancing to the American League Championship Series (ALCS) for the first time since 2016. Following their dominant 10-1 win in Game 1, the Blue Jays continued their strong play, securing their second consecutive home win in the series. Their success was fueled by a combination of stellar pitching and powerful hitting, showcasing their potential to make a deep playoff run. A Rookie Star Shines in the Postseason The standout performer of the game was rookie pitcher Yeo Sae-bi-ji, who made his postseason debut in impressive fashion. Having only played three games in the major leagues this season, Yeo Sae-bi-ji took the mound and delivered a fla...

Record-Breaking Attendance in Korean Professional Baseball Korean professional baseball has made history by surpassing the 12 million spectator milestone for the first time in its 44-year history. This achievement was marked on the 27th, when a total of 55,695 fans attended three key regular season games: Jamsil SSG vs. Doosan (23,750 attendees, sold out), Daejeon LG vs. Hanwha (17,000 attendees, sold out), and Gwangju NC vs. KIA (14,945 attendees). The cumulative attendance reached 12,019,267 spectators after 703 games of the 720 scheduled this season. This record-breaking season has seen significant growth in fan engagement. Seven teams, including Samsung with 1,616,241 home attendees, have exceeded one million spectators at their home games. Additionally, 321 games were completely sold out, setting a new benchmark—surpassing the previous record of 221 games in 2024. Ticket revenue has also reached impressive levels, with 199.9 billion Korean won generated so far, and the target of...