When the cover-up of mistrial was discovered, they hurriedly KBO deploys ‘ABS receiver’




Delivered to each team before the game Anyone on the team can wear it

Professional baseball teams can now check the results of the Automatic Pitching System (ABS) through a voice receiver in the dugout.

The Korea Baseball Organization (KBO) said ahead of the KBO League game on the 23rd, “ABS decision sound receivers were delivered to each team today.”

Measures were taken so that the team's dugout could also hear the ABS decision results through a voice receiver.

According to the KBO, the voice receiver can be worn by any team member in the dugout, including the scorer. Through the audio receiver, you can hear the same decision sound as the head umpire and third base umpire.

If the receiver's decision sound and the referee's decision are different, confirmation can be requested from the referee before the next pitch. You can request confirmation within 20 seconds of the count that ends the inning.

Even if the team does not request confirmation, if the ball-strike decision is incorrectly applied contrary to the receiver decision sound, the ABS field agent immediately intervenes and informs the referee.

The KBO plans to introduce additional equipment that will allow the dugout, players, and spectators to visually check ABS decisions in real time, as well as audio receivers.



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‘Team Kill Controversy’ Hwang Dae-heon’s side apologizes to Park Ji-won “We understood and sympathized with each other.”




Park Ji-won (left) and Hwang Dae-heon met on the 22nd and expressed their feelings.

Short track athlete Hwang Dae-heon (25, Gangwon Provincial Office), who caused controversy due to repeated fouls, met with Park Ji-won (28, Seoul City Hall) and apologized.

Hwang Dae-heon's management company 'Ryan@' issued a press release on the 23rd and said, "Yesterday (22nd), Hwang Dae-heon and Park Ji-won met and had time to understand and empathize with each other. “Hwang Dae-heon offered a sincere apology for past situations.”

Previously, Hwang Dae-heon was on the chopping block after committing a series of fouls in an international competition in which he participated along with his national teammate Park Ji-won.

Dae-Heon Hwang, who participated in the World Championships held last month, was disqualified after repeatedly fouling Ji-Won Park, whom he met in the 1500m final and 1000m final. Park Ji-won also lost speed due to a foul by Hwang Dae-heon, and was unable to win the gold medal she had aimed for.

Afterwards, the fact that Hwang Dae-heon received a yellow card for a foul against Park Ji-won at the World Cup held last year was highlighted, and the voices of criticism grew stronger as he did not show any special gesture of apology on his return to Korea on the 19th of last month after finishing the World Championships.

Hwang Dae-heon's side said, "After returning to Korea, we contacted Park Ji-won to apologize, but Park Ji-won joined his team, Seoul City Hall, and immediately left for field training. Afterwards, both players focused on national team selection, and the meeting took place yesterday after the tournament ended." He said.

He continued, “At the meeting yesterday, Park Ji-won and Hwang Dae-heon pledged to join forces and work together for Korean short track racing. In addition, they will do their best in their respective positions to repay the support of short track fans and the public and serve as examples for their juniors.” “We decided to support each other,” he explained. In the 2024-25 short track national team selection competition that ended on the 12th, Park Ji-won was selected to the national team as 1st overall, and Hwang Dae-heon finished in 11th place. When Park Ji-won met with reporters after being selected as the national team member and was asked whether he would accept Hwang Dae-heon's apology, he replied, "I think we will have to take some time to think about it."



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“Korea should have had one player sent off” Japan's unfair defeat





Japanese media expressed disappointment over the defeat in the Korean War, claiming that Korea did not pay a fair price even though it committed a harsh foul.

Japan lost 0-1 in the final match of the 2024 Asian Football Confederation (AFC) U23 Asian Cup Group B against Korea held at Jassim bin Hamad Stadium in Qatar on the 22nd (Korean time). With this loss, Japan recorded 2 wins and 1 loss (6 points) and entered the quarterfinals in second place in the group, behind Korea, which had won all three matches.

Japanese media outlets are expressing various voices about the bitter defeat suffered by their rivals. In particular, there are claims that Kim Dong-jin (Pohang)'s tackle, which came in the 9th minute of the second half of the day, was too rough.

While competing for the ball with Sota Kawasaki, Kim Dong-jin raised his foot somewhat high and made a sliding tackle. Kim Dong-jin received a warning, and the atmosphere became tense as players from both teams gathered and fought.

Japanese media ‘Soccer Digest’ pointed out that Korea’s play was rough, saying, “Even if it was rugby, tackles like this don’t occur.”

Yasutaro Matsuki, a former Japanese national team member who broadcast this game, also said, “There should have been a red card. “Korea should have had one player sent off at this point,” he said. Considering that Korea's Kim Min-woo scored the game-winning goal in the 30th minute of the second half, it is argued that Japan suffered an unfair defeat as no sending off was given.

However, there were also voices in Japan advocating warning measures. Yuzo Kurihara, also a former member of the Japanese national team, said, “It is true that it was a dangerous tackle, but it appears that the intention of raising his foot high was to touch the ball.” He added, “Because the hit was slightly cut, there was little actual shock to Sota.” At the same time, he praised Korea's mental strength and fighting spirit, saying, "That's how good Korea's obsession with the ball was." Meanwhile, Coach Oiwa Ko, who lost the Korea-Japan match, expressed his disappointment, saying, “It is unfair to lose in a game where the result was the most important.” He then pledged, “We will move forward again so that this defeat does not mean retreat.” Korea will play the quarterfinals against Indonesia, second place in Group A, at 2:30 a.m. on the 26th, and Japan will play Qatar, first place in Group A, at 11 p.m. on the 25th.



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