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Ohtani-Fueled Baseball Fever to Bring More MLB Games to South Korea
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February 17, 2024
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as posted by the channelAs Seoul prepares to host one of the most hotly-anticipated Major League Baseball season-openers ever next month, its mayor is seeking to make MLB games regular events in South Korea. #baseball #mlb #sports #news #korea #southkorea #ohtani #shoheiohtani #dodgers #losangeles
Fans hoping to see new Dodgers players Shohei Ohtani and Yoshinobu Yamamoto go up against Yu Darvish and Ha-seong Kim of San Diego Padres poured online on the first day of ticket sales to try and secure seats. The quota available for MLB’s first-ever regular-season game in Korea on March 20 sold out in the first hour.
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