In the Korean Series where NC and Doosan faced each other in 2016 and 2020, Doosan.
Outfielder Park Geon-woo, catcher Park Se-hyuk, and pitcher Lee Yong-chan enjoyed the joy of winning the Korean Series wearing Doosan Bears uniforms in 2016.
At that time, the opponent in the Korean Series was NC Dinos.
In 2020, when NC defeated Doosan in the Korean Series and completed the overall championship, Park Geon-woo, Park Se-hyuk, and Lee Yong-chan were members of Doosan.
In the 2020 Korean Series, Lee Yong-chan did not make the entry due to injury.
In the wild card game that opens the 2023 Korean Professional Baseball Fall Festival, they will face Doosan as NC members. 토토사이트
NC, which finished the regular season in 4th place, will play the first game of the wild card decision against 5th place Doosan at Changwon NC Park on the 19th.
NC, who entered the wild card game with 'one win', wins or draws on this day, will advance to the semi-playoffs without playing the second game.
The 19th is also the day when the first postseason game is held at Changwon NC Park, which opened in 2019.
In 2020, when NC won the overall championship, the Korean Series was held at Gocheok Dome to minimize travel to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus infection (Corona 19).
This wild card match is called the ‘Yang Eui-ji Series’.
Yang Eui-ji led NC to a comprehensive victory in 2020 and was selected as the Korean Series Most Valuable Player (MVP).
In the 2016 Korean Series, Yang Eui-ji, who wore a Doosan uniform and won MVP against NC, created the 'first event' of winning Korean Series MVP for two teams.
In 2023, Yang Eui-ji will again take charge of Doosan's home defense.
Yang Eui-ji, who started his professional career at Doosan in 2006, signed a 4-year, 12.5 billion won contract with NC as a free agent (FA) in 2019, and chose to return to Doosan this year for a maximum of 15.2 billion won for 6 years (4+2 years).
Although Yang Eui-ji receives a little more attention, this wild card match is also the 'Park Geon-woo, Park Se-hyuk, Lee Yong-chan series'.
All three started their professional careers at Doosan and transferred to NC after becoming free agents.