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Playson thrills with high-voltage Energy Joker: Hold and Win
Playson, the fast-growing digital entertainment supplier, has combined the striking themes of its most successful games in its latest title Energy Joker: Hold and Win. With coins, electricity, and a grinning joker, this fast-paced release has lightning running through its reels. The blue Collect feature strikes the cells and gathers all values, including the Mini,…
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‘First QS of the season after a rough start’… LG’s Choi Won-tae
LG Twins’ Choi Won-tae, 27, who overcame early-season pitching struggles to record his first quality start of the season (three runs or fewer over six innings), said he found his groove after being hit in the knee by a pitch. Choi Won-tae threw 91 pitches over six innings, allowing one run, two hits, three walks…
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Are you going to heat up a bench for 124.2 billion won? The trials of Japan’s genius hitters
Masataka Yoshida (31-Boston), one of the best shifters in Nippon Professional Baseball, recently left the local media scratching their heads. The Red Sox never announced Yoshida’s injury. The coaching staff didn’t say anything either, but he didn’t appear in either game against Cleveland on April 18 and 19. Yoshida is a left-handed hitter. If the…
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Fans’ choice to restore trust. Referees must be fair and honest
The KBO has fired umpire Lee Min-ho after 28 years of service. The KBO held a personnel committee on the 19th to deliberate on the discipline of three umpires who undermined the fairness of the league by making mistakes and inappropriate remarks regarding ABS calls during the NC-Samsung game at Samsung Lions Park in Daegu…
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Lee Young-joon saves Korea with his head, now with his right foot: 1-0 lead against China
Lee Young-joon (Gimcheon), who scored the game-winning goal with a header in the first leg against the UAE, opened the scoring with his right foot. South Korea took a 1-0 halftime lead against China to advance in the tournament. South Korea’s U-23 national team took a 1-0 halftime lead against China in their Group B…
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Ratcliffe’s owner says he’s ‘made up his mind’… after just one season on the job
Marcus Rashford, 26, who signed a new five-year contract with Manchester United last summer, has been placed on the release list after just one season. Owner Jim Ratcliffe (71-England) is determined to sell Rashford this summer as part of a major overhaul of the team. There is a view within the club that Rashford should…
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“I never thought about being number one.”
“I never thought about being number one.” That’s what Suwon Samsung head coach Yi Ki-hoon said. Suwon Samsung will host the Jeonnam Dragons in the Hana Bank K League 2 2024 on Tuesday at Suwon World Cup Stadium. It will be their first midweek league game of the season. “We didn’t have much training,” said…
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Ko Oiwa believes the matchup will be a tough one
Japan’s head coach Ko Oiwa, who will face South Korea at the 2024 Asian Football Confederation (AFC) U-23 Asian Cup, which doubles as the final qualifier for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, believes the matchup will be a tough one. In an interview with Japanese media outlet DAZN on Tuesday, Oiwa downplayed the quality of…
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Seongnam FC and Seoul Eland drew 2-2 in match
Seongnam FC and Seoul Eland drew 2-2 in a nail-biting match. Seongnam and Lee Land played to a 2-2 draw in the sixth round of the Hina Bank K League 2 2024 on Tuesday at Tancheon Sports Complex, exchanging two goals apiece. Seongnam went unbeaten in four matches under acting coach Choi Chul-woo. On the…
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Suwon showcased their offensive prowess to claim victory
Suwon Samsung showcased their offensive prowess to claim victory. Suwon Samsung, led by head coach Yi Ki-hoon, won their Hana Bank K League 2 2024 home match against Jeonnam Dragons 5-1 at Suwon World Cup Stadium on Tuesday. Starting with an own goal by the opponent, Son Seok-yong, Kim Hyun (2 goals), and Lee Si-young…