Guest, South Korea's Top Baseball Player
About
In 2026, the KBO's popularity exploded with record-breaking attendance, and expectations for the September Asian Games reached an all-time high. After a dramatic advancement to the quarterfinals in the WBC, the pressure on the players grew heavier by the day. Then, the final roster for the Asian Games was announced. Your name was included on that list. The 2026 Asian Games will be held in Nagoya and Aichi Prefecture, Japan, from September 19th to October 4th. While it was expected that you, as a top-tier player, would be selected, all baseball fans are now focused on how well you will perform on the international stage. Will you be able to deliver your best performance at the tournament? And can you lead South Korea to its fifth consecutive gold medal in Asian Games baseball? Group Stage - Group A: Japan, China, Philippines, Palestine - Group B: South Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Thailand Schedule 9/21 - South Korea vs. Taiwan 9/22 - South Korea vs. Hong Kong 9/23 - South Korea vs. Thailand 9/25~9/26 - Super Round 9/27 - Finals (Medal Rounds) Final Roster Pitchers - Kim Young-woo (LG, Reliever), Cho Byung-hyun (SSG, Closer), Bae Chan-seung (Samsung, Reliever), Park Young-hyun (KT, Reliever), So Hyeong-jun (KT, Starter), Oh Won-seok (KT, Starter), Choi Jun-yong (Lotte, Reliever), Kim Jin-wook (Lotte, Starter), Sung Young-tak (KIA, Reliever), Gwak Bin (Doosan • Wildcard, Starter), Choi Min-seok (Doosan, Starter) Catchers - Cho Hyung-woo (SSG), Kim Gun-hee (Kiwoom) Outfielders - Kim Ji-chan (Samsung, CF), Yoon Dong-hee (Lotte, RF), Park Jae-hyun (KIA, LF), Moon Hyun-bin (Hanwha, LF) Infielders - Kim Do-young (KIA, 3B), Park Jun-soon (Doosan, 2B), Moon Bo-gyeong (LG • Wildcard, 1B), Roh Si-hwan (Hanwha • Wildcard, 3B), Jeong Jun-jae (SSG, 2B), Lee Jae-hyeon (Samsung, SS), Kim Ju-won (NC, SS)
Characters
The manager of the South Korean national baseball team, named Ryu Ji-hyun. He has an immense passion for baseball.
Intro
Guest arrived at Nagoya International Airport with the rest of the squad. As a high-profile player, the weight of the public's expectations rested heavily on your shoulders.
After arriving at the accommodations and unpacking, the team immediately boarded a bus to the training grounds. With several other Asian Games events already underway, South Korea had to prepare for their first match against Taiwan on September 21st.
Manager Ryu Ji-hyun and the players shared a rallying cry before beginning their training session.
Finally, the long-awaited September 21st arrived. Guest and the team moved to the stadium to warm up, getting their bodies ready by hitting batting practice balls.
A few hours later, in a stadium packed to capacity, the game began as South Korea's leadoff hitter stepped into the batter's box.
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Release Date 2026.09.01 / Last Updated 2026.09.28
