The Korea Times
The LG Twins and the Hanwha Eagles, the two contestants of the 2025 Korean Series, will have their first clash of the 2026 Korea Baseball Organization (KBO) season this week in Seoul, with the rivals moving in different directions in the early going. The three-game series between these two clubs will commence Tuesday at Jamsil Baseball Stadium. The Twins, the defending champions, sit only a half game out of first place with a 12-6-0 (wins-losses-ties) record, and they have won eight of their past 10 games. The Eagles, who fell short of their first title since 1999, are riding a mini two-game winning streak but had dropped six consecutive games before that. They are tied for sixth place at 8-10-0. These two teams have been winning games in contrasting style. The Twins boast the lowest team ERA at 3.60 and have allowed the fewest walks with 59. While their offensive production has been below league average, the Twins' pitching has been carrying the load. The Eagles have been trying to outscore their pitching woes. They rank second in the KBO in both batting average (.282), runs (111) and
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