The team won the 9th inning

Kim Ha-sung started as the ninth batter’s shortstop in the 2024 Major League Baseball (MLB) Milwaukee Brewers at Petco Park in San Diego, California, on the 21st (Korea time) and recorded no hits, one walk and one steal in three times at bat.

Kim Ha-sung, who had no hits in four at-bats against the Philadelphia Phillies the previous day (20th), failed to produce a hit for the second day, and his batting average for the season fell from 0.217 to 0.214.

Kim came out as the leadoff hitter in the second inning with his team leading 4-1. He appeared with two outs in the fourth inning, but ended up hitting a fly ball in the outfield.

In the sixth inning when his team was trailing 5-3, Kim Ha-sung grounded out to shortstop with two outs and no runners. In the last at-bat in the eighth inning, he allowed a walk to get on base, and when Luis Arraez was at bat, he stole his 15th base of the season.

San Diego led 6-4 through the eighth inning, allowing two runs in the top of the ninth inning to tie the game. However, Jake Cronenworth hit a walk-off home run off Milwaukee reliever Joel Pyamps in the bottom of the ninth inning with two outs to secure the win.

After winning two consecutive games after five consecutive losses, San Diego maintained its second place in the National League West (39-40 losses). 토토사이트 추천

The LA Dodgers vs LA Angels start showdown with Ohtani Derby

From the 22nd, two consecutive games between the Los Angeles Angels and the Los Angeles Dodgers will be held at Dodger Stadium. The showdown between the two teams, called the “Freeway Series,” has a very slight advantage over the Los Angeles Angels with 73 wins and 71 losses, but they have lost all of their last 10 showdowns and have lost 10 consecutive games.

As a result, attention is focusing on whether the Dodgers, which have been strengthened by the recruitment of Ohtani, will be able to win 11 consecutive games against the Angels. Ohtani, who joined the Los Angeles Angels in 2018 while heating up the U.S., won two unanimous American League MVPs in 2021 and 2023. Now a superstar in the Major League, Ohtani will face the Angels, who have been in the LA Dodgers uniform for five seasons. 실시간 바카라사이트

Ohtani’s bat is burning fiercely these days. He slowed down a bit at the end of May, but successfully rebounded by announcing his revival. Since Mookie Betts was placed at the top of the batting order due to a broken back of his hand, he has recorded eight hits in 18 times at bat in four games. He is also recovering his status in major batting rankings. He hit a lead-off homerun in the first inning of the previous game to rank No. 1 in the NL home run alone, and leads the NL in OPS, scoring runs, and slugging percentage. Attention is focusing on whether Ohtani, who failed to make a hit against the Angels in the spring camp and exhibition games before the season, will be able to hunt for a home run with his good batting performance in the upcoming showdown.

Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Angels rank fourth in the American League West. Since 2017, they have been in a deep slump, ranking fourth in the division except for 2022 (ranking third in the division). The team’s poor pitching staff is also continuing, with the team’s average earned run ranking third overall. Leading hitter Mike Trout is taking a long time to rehabilitate, and Ohtani, who helped his pitching and hitting until last year, has also left. In contrast, the Los Angeles Dodgers is ranking first, beating Arizona, ranking second in the National League West by nine games.

Patrick Sandoval of the Los Angeles Angels and Tyler Glasnow of the Los Angeles Dodgers will be the starting pitchers for Game 1 of the Freeway Series. Without a win in the last three games, Sandoval is aiming for his first win in June against the Los Angeles Dodgers. Sandoval recorded three losses in five games against the Dodgers from 2020. Glassnow, who is wearing the Dodgers’ uniform along with Ohtani this season, has struck out more than nine in three consecutive games, ranking first in overall strikeouts.

Yang Min-hyeok joins Tottenham, youngest Korean in Premier League

This photo captured from Tottenham Hotspur's official X page shows the Premier League club's new Korean player Yang Min-hyeok. Captured from X

Teenage forward Yang Min-hyeok has signed for Tottenham Hotspur, leaving the K League 1 side Gangwon FC to become the youngest Korean to join a Premier League club.

Both Tottenham and Gangwon announced the deal for Yang on Sunday. At 18 years and 103 days old, Yang is the youngest Korean to join a Premier League side.

Spurs said Yang will join them in January 2025, after the end of the ongoing K League 1 season, and has agreed to a deal that runs until 2030.

Korean star Son Heung-min has been captain of Tottenham since last season.

Yang has been sensational this season for Gangwon, scoring eight goals and contributing four assists in 25 matches to put his club in contention for the league title. Gangwon sit in second place with 44 points, two back of Gimcheon Sangmu FC, and they have scored more goals than any team with 46 in 25 matches.

Yang is the 18th Korean player to sign for a Premier League side. Two of those players, Hwang Ui-jo and Jeong Sang-bin, were immediately loaned to 카지노 other clubs before playing in the top English league. Kim Ji-su signed for Brentford last year but has yet to appear for their A team.

Yang, still a high school senior, has been going to school in the morning and taking part in Gangwon training in the afternoon. He made his professional debut about a month before his 18th birthday in March and later became the youngest player in K League 1 history to score a goal.

Gangwon had him signed to a semi-pro deal at the start of the season but upgraded it to a full professional contract in June.

Spurs arrived in Korea on Sunday ahead of preseason matches against Team K League and Bayern Munich. Yang has been voted onto Team K League and will get to showcase his talent against his potential future teammates Wednesday at Seoul World Cup Stadium.

Internationally, Yang has represented Korea at the FIFA U-17 World Cup and the Asian Football Confederation U-17 Asian Cup. 

Epee fencers seek redemption, 2nd straight team medal

South Korean fencer Song Se-ra prepares for the round of 32 of the women's individual eppe fencing competition at the Paris Olympics at Grand Palais in Paris, July 27. Korea Times photo by Shim Hyun-chul

The South Korean women’s epee fencing team will be chasing two rabbits Tuesday at the Paris Olympics: their second straight medal and a measure of redemption.

Choi In-jeong, Kang Young-mi, Song Se-ra and Lee Hye-in have been brought back as a team for Paris, with Choi coming out of retirement to rejoin her three teammates following their run to the silver medal at the 2021 Tokyo Olympics.

Kang, Song and Lee each competed in the individual event Saturday, but they were all eliminated early without sniffing a medal. Kang and Lee both lost their first matches, in the round of 32, while Song, the only Korean ranked inside the top 10 at world No. 7, was gone in the round of 16.

Song was so crushed with her defeat that she was reduced to tears afterward. But she vowed she would cry tears of joy after the team event, which is set to begin with the quarterfinals at 2:20 p.m. Tuesday at Grand Palais in the French capital.

South Korea will take on the home team France, 추천 led by the individual silver medalist from Saturday, Auriane Mallo.

In the swimming pool at Paris La Defense Arena, the men’s 4×200-meter freestyle relay team will compete in the heats, where they will try to be among the top eight teams bound for the final.

The team will feature two world champions, Kim Woo-min (400m freestyle) and Hwang Sun-woo (200m freestyle). South Korea has never won a relay swimming medal in Olympic Games.

Also Tuesday, judoka Lee Joon-hwan will be in action in the men’s -81 kilograms. Dubbed the “Korean Lightning” by the International Judo Federation thanks to his speed, Lee has two world championships bronze medals to his name and will be going for his first Olympic medal at Champ-de-Mars Arena in Paris

Petition to disband Korea Football Association tops 50,000 signatures

Hong Myung-bo, South Korea's national football team coach, answers questions from reporters during his inaugural press conference at the Football Hall in  Seoul, Monday. Yonhap

A national petition calling for the disbandment of the Korea Football Association (KFA) due to controversies surrounding the appointment of Hong Myung-bo as the national team head coach has garnered 50,000 signatures.

With this support, the petition is set to be addressed at the National Assembly. Alongside an audit by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, political pressure on the KFA is expected to intensify.

A man, only identified as Jeon, posted a petition on July 17 on the National Assembly’s petition board requesting an audit and the disbandment of the KFA.

As of the morning of July 29, the petition had received over 50,000 signatures. According to the National Assembly’s petition system, issues that receive more than 50,000 signatures within 30 days are referred to the relevant standing committee. The petition regarding the KFA will be handled by the Culture, Sports and Tourism Committee.

In the petition, Jeon criticized the KFA for ignoring fair administrative procedures in managing the national team, accusing the association’s president and executives of essentially privatizing the organization for their own benefit.

Jeon claimed that from the start, Hong’s appointment 스포츠 as coach was pre-determined, despite attempts to appear as though they were considering foreign coaches.

In the meantime, at his inaugural press conference, Hong said, “I stand here with an immense sense of responsibility and endless remorse for breaking promises to K-League fans. I will humbly accept any criticism or blame.”

Emphasizing his commitment, Hong said, “The only way to be forgiven is to lead the national football team’s growth and development from my position. I am confident that we will achieve better results, such as reaching the round of 16 or higher at the 2026 North and Central American World Cup, and meet the high expectations.”

PGA Tour’s An, Kim ready to tee off in men’s golf tournament

South Korean golfer An Byeong-hun chips onto the first green during a practice round for the men's golf event at the 2024 Summer Olympics at Le Golf National in Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, France, July 30. AP-Yonhap

The men’s golf tournament of the Paris Olympics will begin Thursday at Le Golf National, just south of the French capital, with two PGA Tour pros looking to bring South Korea its first men’s golf medal.

An Byeong-hun will play at his second Olympic Games, after tying for 11th at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics. Tom Kim, a three-time PGA Tour winner whose Korean first name is Joo-hyung, will make his Olympic debut.

An will tee off next to Shane Lowry of Ireland and Nick Taylor of Canada in the first round at 11:44 a.m.

Kim will play the opening round with former world No. 1 from Australia, Jason Day, and Sepp Straka of Austria, starting at 9:55 a.m.

An is the son of two Olympic table tennis medalists. His father, Ahn Jae-hyung, won the men’s doubles bronze medal at the 1988 Seoul Olympics. His 한국을 future wife, Jiao Zhimin of China, won silver in the women’s doubles and bronze in the women’s singles at the same competition.

An has recorded five top-10 finishes in 19 starts on the PGA Tour this year, including a playoff loss at the Sony Open in January. But his last top-10 came in May and An has broken 70 just twice over his last 12 rounds.

Kim only has two top-10s in 22 events this season, and one of them came in a playoff loss to world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler at the Travelers Championship in June. Kim went on to miss the cut at two of his next three tournaments.

The star-studded field of 60 players will feature Xander Schauffele, the defending champion from the U.S. who won two majors this year, fellow American Scheffler, who has won six PGA Tour titles this year, and Rory McIlroy, a Northern Irish star who will represent Ireland for the second consecutive Olympics.

Also on Thursday, South Korea will face mighty Sweden in its fourth Group A match of the women’s handball tournament. South Korea has dropped two straight games after winning the opener last week, and is in danger of missing the quarterfinals

RIIZE’s tour finale to hit cinemas live worldwide

K-pop boy band RIIZE performs during the group's '2024 RIIZE FAN-CON 'RIIZING DAY' in BANGKOK' concert at the Thunder Dome, Bangkok, Thailand, July 28. Courtesy of SM Entertainment

The finale of K-pop sensation RIIZE’s first fan concert tour will be screened in cinemas worldwide, its agency announced Wednesday.

Through an official press release, SM Entertainment revealed that the “2024 RIIZE FAN-CON ‘RIIZING DAY’ FINALE in SEOUL” concert is scheduled to take place at KSPO DOME, Seoul from Sept. 13 to 15, marking a grand finale to its international fan concert relays.

The label also noted that the first performance on Sept. 13 will be broadcast live in 21 cities worldwide, including North America, Europe and Asia 커뮤니티 for the fans unable to attend in person. Major Korean cinema chains CGV, Megabox and Lotte Cinema, as well as key overseas theaters, will take part in broadcasting the event.

SM also announced that even though all three performances sold out quickly after ticket sales opened, they will be releasing more seats for those who missed out. These additional tickets will be available to purchase on Melon Ticket starting at 8 p.m. on Aug. 5.

RIIZE successfully wrapped up its first fan concert tour in May, performing in Seoul, Tokyo, Mexico City, and Los Angeles. In June, the tour continued with stops in Hong Kong and Taipei, and in July, it performed in Manila, Singapore and Bangkok.

Looking forward to a concert in Jakarta, the boy band is currently in the midst of a tour across nine cities in Japan, with a total of 15 performances.

Jeon Do-yeon can’t rescue ‘Revolver’

From left, lead actors Lim Ji-yeon, Jeon Do-yeon and Ji Chang-wook, stand in front of a photo wall during a press conference for their new movie, 'Revolver,' at a cinema in Gangnam District, Seoul, July 31. Yonhap

Contrary to what its title suggests, “Revolver” is not an action-packed film. Instead, it is a chase drama focusing on a woman’s relentless pursuit of money owed to her, with insufficient thriller elements.

Jeon Do-yeon stars as Ha Soo-young, a former police officer just released from prison after being caught up in an unexpected corruption scandal two years earlier.

Accepting a deal from her then superior and lover Chief Lim (Lee Jung-jae) and Andy (Ji Chang-wook), a big shot in an investment company, she took the fall in exchange for a promised big fortune.

However, upon her release, she discovers that Chief Lim has died and her promised reward vanished. Instead, she encounters Jung Yoon-sun (Lim Ji-yeon), an unfamiliar bar hostess, and learns that the new apartment promised to her as part of the reward is now in possession of a stranger.

Sensing betrayal, Soo-young sets out to find Andy, uncovering greater and more dangerous forces along the way.

The film marks Jeon’s second collaboration with director Oh Seung-uk of the crime romance “The Shameless” (2015).

Jeon delivers a powerful performance as a woman driven by an obsession with her unpaid dues in the new film. Her portrayal is calm, cold and dry, 토토 yet charged with intense energy, capturing the desperation of someone with nothing left to lose. Her physical commitment to the role is equally impressive.

Despite Jeon’s compelling performance, “Revolver” falters in its execution. The film overly fixates on Soo-young, seemingly relying too heavily on Jeon’s star power.

The complex web of characters and backgrounds surrounding her is inadequately explored, leaving the narratives of supporting characters underdeveloped and their relationships haphazardly addressed. This results in a scattered impression and a monotonous storyline.

As Soo-young chases Andy, the film continues to introduce new characters without providing enough engaging incidents to sustain audience interest.

The dense dialogue can be difficult to follow, potentially confusing viewers who miss key details. The film maintains a tranquil tone for much of its runtime, which may feel tedious for some before the action finally picks up toward the end.

“Revolver” opens in theaters Aug. 7.

SM unveils 1st British boy group Dear Alice in London

This photo provided by Moon & Back Media shows Dear Alice, a Britain-based K-pop boy group co-produced by the British Entertainment company, SM Entertainment and SM Entertainment & Kakao Entertainment America. Yonhap

SM Entertainment has unveiled its first British boy group, Dear Alice, during a press conference in London.

The event, which took place Thursday (British time), served to introduce both the band’s name and its members to the media, according to the K-pop agency.

Dear Alice is a five-member group co-produced by SM, SM & Kakao Entertainment America and Moon & Back Media, a British entertainment company.

The British company was responsible for casting the members, while SM Entertainment provided expertise in music, choreography and vocal training from the K-pop industry.

The group consists of Blaise Noon, Dexter Greenwood, James Sharp, Olly Quinn and Reese Carter, aged between 19 and 23, all hailing from 스포츠 diverse backgrounds.

Dear Alice will debut with the TV series “Made in Korea: The K-pop Experience,” a six-part series set to air on BBC One and iPlayer later this month.

The series will follow the five members as they are put through the K-pop training process for 100 days in Seoul with the goal of launching Dear Alice.

The new localized K-pop band will work in the global music market, including Britain, according to SM. 

What’s behind Stray Kids’ global success?

Stray Kids topped Billboard 200 chart with its latest album 'ATE,' this week. Courtesy of JYP Entertainment

Stray Kids has firmly established themselves as the most successful K-pop group on the global stage since BTS, captivating a devoted fanbase with their dark and experimental albums. As the group carves out a niche, the secret to its global success lies not just in genre-defying music, but also in the ability to connect deeply with fans across diverse cultures.

“This is the most anticipated album so far and we’re even more confident because we’ve had fun working on it. We’ll try hard to get feedback on how this album resonates with listeners.”

When Stray Kids released their new album “ATE” on July 19, the group expressed its ambition to dominate the global music scene with the latest work, as highlighted during the album’s showcase event. Their hopes were realized, as the album and its title track, “Chk Chk Boom,” achieved significant success, further enhancing the group’s global stardom.

The new mini album reached a total of 21 Billboard charts, including three of its main charts this week, according to the magazine.

The album topped the Billboard 200, leading the group to land on the Billboard Artist 100. This marks the fifth consecutive time the group has reached 한국을 the Billboard 200’s top spot since first making the chart in May 2022 with “Oddinary,” coming just short of BTS’s record of six consecutive weeks at number one.

The title song “Chk Chk Boom,” a Latin-style track with a hip-hop rhythm, reached 49th place on the Hot 100 chart. This marks the group’s highest rank on the platform’s main chart since its debut in 2018.

The album features eight tracks, with contributions from the group’s producing unit 3RACHA, consisting of Bang Chan, Changbin, and Han. Additionally, member Felix co-wrote the lyrics for one of the tracks, “Runners.”

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