Many fans visited Daejeon's new stadium even on weekdays. However, instead of cheering for the stadium, only calm exclamations echoed.

It is the first day of mourning for a baseball fan who passed away due to an unfortunate accident after visiting Hanwha Life Insurance Ballpark on Sunday.카지노사이트

Lotte Giants and Hanwha Eagles met for the first time this season. Even on weekdays, reservation tickets were sold out, drawing keen attention.

Hanwha's MD Shop was lined up with endless long lines. The audience was filled with fans waiting for baseball.

However, the atmosphere in the stadium, which would have been noisy in normal times, was relatively calm. There was a lot of consensus on the sad accident of fans who love the same baseball.

Before the game began, there was a silence for the victim with the guidance of the in-house announcer. Most of the fans stood up, bowed their heads and expressed their condolences.

Baseball fans who met at the scene expressed their desperate sympathy, but opinions about "cancellation of the game" were somewhat mixed. As it is a story that has swept the baseball world in recent days, most fans who visited the scene were well aware of the accident.

Kim Soo-jung (24), who lives in Cheongju, said she hesitated to visit the site that day. Hanwha Life Insurance's ballpark looks similar to Changwon NC Park, and attachment crashes can happen anywhere, which makes it reluctant to visit the park. However, he said it was difficult to cancel because it was a family outing for the first time in a long time.

He stressed, "I hope the person in charge will be punished as soon as possible. I hope it will be a turning point where all baseball fans can enjoy baseball more safely."

Lee Kyu-hyun (37), a citizen of Daejeon, had a different opinion. He expressed his condolences on the unfortunate incident as a person before becoming a baseball fan, but believed that it was an unfortunate accident for an individual and that it would not be expanded to the league level.

"It's a pity. The person responsible should be punished," he said, while cautiously adding that the game should not have been canceled. He claims that scheduled baseball games are not only an event of the KBO, but also an appointment with all visitors. "Some people adjust their shifts or take time off to watch baseball games. I'm glad that I was mixed with the canceled game because I booked today, he said, adding, "Half of the fun of coming to the baseball stadium is cheering, but it's a shame that I didn't cheer."

Kim Jung-ho (67), who has been a fan of Hanwha since its inception, said, "I don't know anything else, and I'm so sorry for the victim and his party."

"My heart aches just thinking about it. I wonder how excited they must have been when they came to the stadium. Who knew they would die because of such a thing?" he said. "I've never been to Changwon NC Park, but I'm sure there were quite a few people besides the three victims who were directly involved in the accident. What about their shock?" he said. "I pray for the deceased. I came to watch a baseball game today, but if my sorrow is any comfort, I would like to convey that feeling."

Daejeon baseball fans, who met at the scene, prayed for the souls of the victims of the accident with one mind. There was intermittent cheering shouting the player's name during the chance, and the atmosphere naturally heated up as the game heated up. However, there was no organized cheering chorus or cheering. Overall, I watched the game with Lotte and Hanwha fans showing restraint compared to usual.

The same was true of the baseball community. "We are playing a game today, but there is something I want to say first," Hanwha manager Kim Kyung-moon said in the story of the fan who got into the accident. Kim is also the former head coach of the NC Dinosaurs for eight seasons between 2011 and 2018.

Changwon NC Park opened in 2019, the following year, but manager Kim Kyung-moon also participated in the official opening event of the following year as the first head coach. Manager Kim Kyung-moon lamented deeply, saying, "A very bad thing happened to the baseball world. It's too bad." He then expressed his deep condolences, saying, "It's hard to say what to say or say carelessly."

On the day, Yoon Dong-hee of the Lotte Giants hit his first homerun to go over the 8-meter "Monster Wall" in the right field at Daejeon's new stadium. However, he ran fast without any special ceremony. After the game ended, he said, "I feel great because I was able to win my first victory in April at Daejeon's new stadium. "I want to win in a good atmosphere tomorrow," he said, "I express my deepest condolences to the victims of the Changwon NC Park accident."

On the 29th, a baseball stadium structure crashed at Changwon NC Park, killing spectators. A, in his 20s, who came to watch baseball with his sister, was seriously injured by a structure that fell from the top while standing in line for a snack bar, and underwent emergency surgery, but died at the end of the morning of the 31st. His younger brother B is also being treated for a fracture.

According to NC`s team, the structure is a 2.6-meter-long and 0.4-meter-wide aluminum louver. Police and the National Forensic Service are investigating the exact cause through on-site inspection. A full-fledged investigation will be launched soon.

Due to the accident, the LG Twins match, which was scheduled to be held at NC Park, was canceled on the 30th, and the three consecutive home games against SSG Landers were postponed from April 1 to 3. KBO designated April 1st to 3rd as a period of mourning, and canceled all KBO League games, including Futures, in memory of the victims on the 1st.

Games in Jamsil, Suwon, Daejeon, and Gwangju except Changwon have resumed from Thursday. The games will be held until Thursday with a moment of silence before the games begin, and will be held without official cheering. All the participating teams will wear ribbons to pay tribute to the victims.