Daejeon, where the Hanwha KIA big match will be held, is too hot, except for the heat of up to 37 degrees murder.
Jul 08, 2025
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On the 8th, all baseball fans are paying attention to Daejeon. But there is something more important than baseball. It's the heat of murder.
At Daejeon Hanwha Life Ball Park, the leading Hanwha Eagles and the recent sensation KIA Tigers will meet. The last three consecutive games before the All-Star break. Depending on the results of these three consecutive games, it is considered the best big match as it can be a decision whether Hanwha will have a solo system and face the All-Star break or whether KIA can enter the race for the lead.
But there's something that's jealous of the game between the two teams, so it's the heat. I got off at Daejeon Station and came out, and I was really suffocated. The sun was hot and the air was humid. The sound of "It's hot" erupted here and there, and it was hard to find anyone who didn't sweat. The queue disappeared at famous bakeries where people lined up every day.
Daejeon recorded temperatures of up to 37 degrees Celsius that day. Heat wave warnings have already been in effect since the 2nd. The 8th feels like the heat has reached its peak. The problem is that this heat will continue throughout the three consecutive games.
The game begins at 6:30 p.m. It might be okay because it's evening, but according to the forecast, temperatures of 32 degrees are expected at 7 p.m. Until sunset, players and fans are exposed to dangerous situations, forcing the game to proceed.
Will the showdown between Hanwha and KIA be held normally. The KBO League can cancel the game at the judgment of the game supervisor when the maximum temperature per day is expected to continue for two consecutive days. Of course, the heat wave warning does not necessarily mean that the game will be canceled.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
