Yet, despite stunning success in the World Baseball Classic, the Korean Baseball Organization is perched perilously on the edge. "People just aren't coming to the parks," said reporter Jeong-Seok ...

The World Baseball Classic continued on Friday morning, as Shohei Ohtani and Japan handled the Republic of Korea. Korea took a 3-0 lead in the third inning, but it was all Japan thereafter ...

SEOUL, South Korea -- South Korea decided Friday to exempt national team members competing at the World Baseball Classic from mandatory military service as a reward for advancing to the tournament ...

Manager Kim In-sik will update the roster by Feb. 6 before he submits it to the WBC. Some call the national team the weakest since Korea joined the first WBC tournament in 2006. Amid low ...

Thursday announced that it would live stream South Korea’s World Baseball Classic matches in its theaters, starting March 10. The WBC is an international baseball tournament that has taken place ...

SEOUL, South Korea—By the end of the 2009 World Baseball Classic, South Korea had risen as one of the premier superpowers in the baseball world. It reached the semifinals of the inaugural 2006 ...

Korea was eliminated from the World Baseball Classic (WBC) despite defeating Taiwan 3-2 in their last Pool B match Tuesday night. Korea made it to the championship game in the previous WBC in 2009 ...

In what is expected to be the most anticipated game of Pool B in the World Baseball Classic, Korea is set to face host Japan at the Tokyo Dome on Friday. The country is seeking its first win of ...

South Korea broke the runs record that had stood since Japan beat China 18-2 in the first round of the initial WBC in 2006. Recommended Videos In the earlier Group B game, Australia defeated the ...

The South Koreans put aside the disappointment of not qualifying for the WBC quarter-finals earlier this week with an emphatic win over their counterparts China. This concludes what was otherwise ...

One of the biggest upsets in the history of the World Baseball Classic took place Thursday inside the historic Tokyo Dome in Japan as Australia stunned Korea, 8-7, in the first game of Pool B play.