Yoon Seok-min aims for the legendary palm ball perfect inning..Manager Lee Jong-beom became a reliable man (strongest baseball)
Oct 13, 2025
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JTBC's representative baseball entertainment program Maximum Baseball is a real sports entertainment program in which retired professional baseball players form a team to challenge baseball again, and the Breakers' second player recruitment match is depicted in the 121st episode aired today (13th).
With the game between the Breakers and Seongnam McPais, the strongest player in the independent league, at Cheongju Baseball Stadium, Yoon Seok-min, who rated the game with a slider in the first game, aims for a perfect inning this time with the legendary Palm Ball.
Yoon Seok-min, who retired after suffering a shoulder injury during his active career, started 'strongest baseball' and "There is no problem in living without using one shoulder."He touched the fans by expressing his determination to put everything into it. As if to show such determination, Yoon Seok-min gave a thrilling thrill by inducing three-ball strikeouts with a slider reminiscent of his heyday in the first game. While his earnest sincerity and perfect pitching have sparked a buzz every day, Yoon Seok-min's second appearance is even more anticipated.
Yoon Seok-min wants to make a perfect inning without walks ahead of his second appearancebe confident that " In particular, Yoon Seok-min predicts a legendary palm ball this time with a secret weapon. When Yoon Seok-min threw Legendary Palm Ball, everyone in the stadium looked at pitcher Yoon Seok-min on the mound with doubts about his eyes. In particular, coach Lee Jong-beom praised Yoon Seok-min "Seok-min, saying, "Seok-min knows the psychology of the batter well," and Yoon Seok-min is said to be crowned Lee Jong-beom's trust man," raising expectations.
Yoon Seok-min's 「Legendary Palm Ball" which made everyone's eyes suspicious can be seen on the main broadcast of 'strongest baseball' today.
Meanwhile, JTBC's representative baseball entertainment program 'The Greatest Baseball' airs every Monday at 10:30 p.m.
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