National Baseball Team Receives 200 Million Won

[Asian Games] National Baseball Team Receives 200 Million Won + α in Reward Money… Military Service Benefits and FA Points

KBO reward + government reward plus a total of 4.8 million won per day... "Happy Finale"

Members of the baseball team that achieved four consecutive wins at the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games will receive generous rewards.

According to Korea Baseball Organization (KBO) regulations, Ryu Joong-il will receive a total of 200 million won in gold medal prize money.

A KBO official said, “200 million won will be paid to the players in accordance with the baseball rules and international competition award regulations,” and added, “The payment method for each player will be decided within the players.” 카지노사이트

Accordingly, a total of 30 players, including coach Ryu Joong-il, 7 coaches, 24 players, and support staff, are expected to each receive millions of won in compensation.

The baseball team also receives government rewards separately from the KBO reward.

The exact size of the reward has not been determined, but it is not expected to be significantly different from the level of the 2018 Jakarta/Palembang Games.

At the time, the government rewarded the gold medalist in the team event with 900,000 won, the silver medalist with 520,000 won and 5,000 won, and the bronze medalist with 300,000 won.

Above all, the national baseball team players now receive military service benefits.

Baseball was excluded from the 2024 Paris Olympics, and it is unknown whether it will be adopted as an official sport at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.

Currently, the only opportunity to benefit from military service is the Asian Games gold medal.

By winning the Hangzhou competition, the national team players will replace their military service as artistic sports personnel and focus on their careers as athletes after receiving only four weeks of military training.

A total of 19 members of the national team receive military service benefits.

Athletes who have already completed or been exempt from military service are compensated in other ways.

According to KBO regulations, players who do not receive military service benefits receive 10 days of free agent (FA) registration day points when participating in the Asian Games and 15 days when winning.

LG Twins' closer Ko Woo-seok and others will be given a total of 25 days to register as a free agent.

This means that about 17% of the number of FA registration days (145 days) recognized as one season has been won.

National team players also receive daily wages during the convocation period.

Coaches earn 400,000 won per day, and players earn 300,000 won per day.

The baseball team players convened on the 23rd of last month will each receive 4.8 million won.

Shin Yu-bin and Jeon Ji-hee, A Fantasy Couple

‘Teens and 30s’… Shin Yu-bin and Jeon Ji-hee, A ‘Fantasy Couple’ Beyond their Years

Gold medal in women's table tennis doubles at 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games for first time in 21 years

Shin Yu-bin (19) and Jeon Ji-hee (31), who won the first Asian Games gold medal in Korean table tennis in 21 years in the women's table tennis doubles at the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games on the 2nd, are called 'fantastic partners' who surpassed their age.

Shin Yu-bin received a lot of attention early on as a ‘table tennis prodigy.’

This was her first time competing in an international all-around competition. 카지노사이트

Although she did not place at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, she attracted attention with her confident play.

Her fans said that the sound of Shin Yu-bin's energetic movements was similar to the sound of her chick, and gave her the nickname 'Beep'.

However, there were many hardships, including withdrawal from the World Championships in Houston, which took place immediately after the Olympics, due to a wrist stress fracture.

He had to undergo wrist surgery twice and was unable to even hold a racket for a while.

Still, Shin Yu-bin was not frustrated.

While she couldn't hold a racket, she built up her stamina by weight training.

At this competition, she won bronze medals in the singles and team competitions.

Jeon Ji-hee is the representative ace of Korean table tennis. She is from Hebei Province, China, and although she represented China's youth team, it was too difficult for her to become a national representative in the 'table tennis powerhouse' China.

Eventually, Jeon Ji-hee gained Korean nationality in 2011 and began her international career wearing her Taegeuk badge.

Before this tournament, she made a 'big decision' to give up the opportunity to compete in singles to another team member.

Shin Yu-bin and Jeon Ji-hee have been playing together as a doubles team since 2019 and have emerged as global powerhouses.

At the 2023 Durban World Championships last May, they caused a stir by defeating the 'strongest' Chinese doubles pair, Sun Yingsha and Wang Manyu, in the semifinals and won a silver medal.

They create a 'fantastic compatibility' that complements each other's weaknesses with each other's strengths.

Shin Yu-bin pushes her opponent with spirit and passion, and the experienced Jeon Ji-hee steps in to solve an unexpected counterattack.

On this day, they put pressure on North Korea throughout with perfect chemistry and performance that filled in each other's gaps, and won the gold medal with overwhelming performance.

The pair of Shin Yu-bin and Jeon Ji-hee, who have risen to the highest position in Asia, now have their sights set on the 2024 Paris Olympics.

In Olympic table tennis, there are five gold medals at stake across men's and women's singles, mixed doubles, and men's and women's team events, but there are no men's and women's doubles events.

Among them, doubles is included in the team competition, and since it is played as one match, it has a significant impact on the outcome of the match.

Are you Good at Games and Receive Military Service Benefits

Are you Good at Games and Receive Military Service Benefits?... “LoL is the Most Popular Sport”

For Korean elite athletes, winning an Olympic medal and a gold medal in the Asian Games are the highest honors.

In addition to the honor of being at the top of the sport, male athletes also receive military service benefits. 카지노

All six players on the Korean national team who won the e-sports 'League of Legends' (LoL, LoL), which became an official sport at the Hangzhou Asian Games, will receive special military service benefits.

All men's gold medalists at the Asian Games receive these benefits, but fans' views toward the LoL national team are a bit special.

On the 30th, at the Korea Sports Council's Sports Diplomacy Lounge at the Grand New Century Hotel in Hangzhou, China, a somewhat embarrassing request was made to the LoL national team, 'Please say something to the young people who are going to serve in the military.'

In response, ‘Faker’ Lee Sang-hyeok (T1) tried to pass the microphone to ‘Ruler’ Jae-hyuk Park (Jingdong Gaming), who was sitting at the back left, but Park waved his hand.

Lee Sang-hyuk turned to the right and looked at ‘Chovy’ Jeong Ji-hoon (Gen.G).

Jeong Ji-hoon, who held the microphone, said, "We have military service benefits, and I am thankful that we were born in a good time.

I respect those who go to the military.

I hope they have a good life."

Some people view those who are exempt from military service as 'pathetic'.

The question is, does it make sense to receive military service benefits for a gold medal won through e-sports without breaking a sweat?

This ultimately touches on the fundamental question of ‘Is e-sports a sport?’ and furthermore, ‘What is a sport?’

Lee Sang-hyuk, a world-renowned ‘superstar’ representing e-sports, clearly expressed his thoughts on this.

He said, “The traditional concept of sports is to move your body and be active, but what is more important than that is that if the process of playing and preparing has a positive influence on many people, and if the sight of competing provides inspiration, I think that is the most important meaning of sports.

“Winning a gold medal would have been a great help to many people,” he said.

He also emphasized that e-sports can go beyond sports and become a medium for generational communication.

Lee Sang-hyuk declared, “I can confidently say that LoL is the most popular sport in Korea,” and added, “Even if people from my parents’ generation know games, they often only know StarCraft.

“It may be the greatest joy in itself,” he said.