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释义

  1. Tournament record

     World Baseball Classic  2006 World Baseball Classic  2009 World Baseball Classic  2013 World Baseball Classic  2017 World Baseball Classic 

  2. Current roster

     Summer Olympics  2000 Sydney Olympics  2008 Beijing Olympics  Asian Games  2010 Asian Games  2014 Asian Games  Other tournaments 

  3. Players

     Current roster  Roster list 

  4. Notable record

  5. References

  6. External links

{{Infobox National baseball team
| Image =
| Name = {{flagicon|KOR}} Korea
| Country = {{flagicon|KOR}} South Korea
| Federation = Korea Baseball Association
| Confederation = Baseball Federation of Asia
| Manager = {{flagicon|KOR}} Sun Dong-yol (2017–present)
| IBAF Rank = 4th
| uniform image =
| WBC apps = 3
| WBC first = 2006
| WBC 2nd times = 1
| WBC 2nd most recent = 2009
| Olympic apps = 3
| Olympic first = 1996
| Olympic 1st times = 1
| Olympic 1st most recent = 2008
| Premier apps = 1
| Premier first = 2015
| Premier 1st times = 1
| Premier 1st most recent = 2015
| WC apps = 14
| WC first = 1976
| WC 1st times = 1
| WC 1st most recent = 1982
| IC apps = 14
| IC first = 1975
| IC 1st times = 1
| IC 1st most recent = 1977
| AG apps = 7
| AG first = 1994
| AG 1st times = 5
| AG 1st most recent = 2018
| AC apps = 27
| AC first = 1954
| AC 1st times = 7
| AC 1st most recent = 2015
}}

The South Korean national baseball team ({{lang-ko|대한민국 야구 국가대표팀, 大韓民國野球國家代表팀}}) is the national baseball team of South Korea. They won the Baseball World Cup in 1982, and participated in the Summer Olympic Games of 1984, 1988, 1996, and 2000. At the 2008 Summer Olympics, it won the gold medal in a final victory against Cuba. Currently, the South Korean men's baseball team is ranked 3rd in the WBSC World Rankings.

Tournament record

World Baseball Classic

{{national world baseball classic record
| team = KOR
| 2006 = 3rd
| 2006-1 = a
| 2006-2 = 1
| 2009 = 2nd
| 2009-1 = a
| 2009-2 = 1
| 2013 = 9th
| 2013-1 = b
| 2017 = 10th
| 2017-1 = a
| gold = -
| silver = 2009
| bronze = 2006
| rank =
}}
World Baseball Classic recordQualification record
YearRoundPositionW|WonL|LostRS|Runs scoredRA|Runs allowedW|WonL|LostRS|Runs scoredRA|Runs allowed
2006 Semifinal 3rd 6 1 26 14No qualifiers held
2009 Final 2nd 6 3 53 30No qualifiers held
2013 Round 1 9th 2 1 9 7Automatically qualified
2017 Round 1 10th 1 2 12 15Automatically qualified
Total 4/4 15 7 100 66 - - - -

2006 World Baseball Classic

{{see also|2006 World Baseball Classic rosters#South Korea}}

The South Korean team playing in the 2006 World Baseball Classic included not just South Korean players based in South Korea, but South Korean players in the U.S. from Major League Baseball. In the Classic, the team played in and won every game they played in Pool A. They advanced to round two, again winning all three games to secure a place in the semifinals. Upon reaching the semifinals, the South Korean government announced that it would waive for the players on the team the mandatory two-year military service required of all young South Korean men. However, at the semifinals, the South Korean team lost to Japan, whom they had beaten twice previously. This led to controversy over the regulations of the WBC concerning the fact that South Korea had to face Japan three times and that it was Japan that was allowed to go to the finals, when it had four victories and three losses up to that point, two of those losses to South Korea, while the South Korean team, which had only one loss and had already beaten Japan twice, was eliminated from the finals.

2009 World Baseball Classic

{{see also|2009 World Baseball Classic rosters#South Korea}}

South Korea competed in the 2009 World Baseball Classic, playing the first round in Pool A in Tokyo. South Korea opened the tournament with a 7–0 rout of Chinese Taipei. South Korea then lost to Japan in a 14–2 contest shortened to 7 innings by the WBC's early termination rule. In its third game, South Korea soundly defeated China 14–0 in a similarly shortened contest, securing advancement to the second round and ousting China from the tournament. South Korea won the final Pool A game by a 1–0 win over Japan in order to advance as the Pool A winner. In Pool 1, the round 2 of the WBC, South Korea beat Mexico 8–2 and then went on to beat Japan again 4–1, securing advancement to the semifinals. South Korea beat Venezuela 10–2 to secure a spot on the finals. In the final game however, South Korea lost to Japan 5–3.[1]

2013 World Baseball Classic

{{see also|2013 World Baseball Classic rosters#South Korea}}

South Korea competed in the 2013 World Baseball Classic for the third time, playing the first round in Pool B at the Taichung Intercontinental Baseball Stadium in Taichung, Taiwan, facing the Netherlands, Chinese Taipei and Australia. The Korean team lost the first game against the Netherlands 5-0, but won two next games against Chinese Taipei and Australia. Despite this, South Korea was eliminated in the first round for the first time since advancing to the semi-finals in the 2009 World Baseball Classic. However, even after elimination, South Korea earned their direct qualification to the upcoming 2017 World Baseball Classic.

2017 World Baseball Classic

South Korea lost the first game in the first round to surprising newcomers Israel, 2-1 in 10 innings.[2] They also lost their second game against the Netherlands 5-0. They were eliminated for the second time ever, after their poor performance at the 2013 World Baseball Classic, as Israel and the Netherlands advanced to the next round. South Korea took third place in the pool, as it beat Taiwan in 10 innings, 11-8.[3][4]

Current roster

{{baseball tournament roster
| TeamName = South Korea
| TournamentName = 2017 World Baseball Classic
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| BC2 = #004687
| FC1 = #FFFFFF
| FC2 = #FFFFFF
| ActiveAlt = Players
| CoachesAlt = Coaches
| Pitchers ={{MLBplayer|23|Cha Woo-chan}}{{MLBplayer|29|Chang Si-hwan}}{{MLBplayer|28|Chang Won-jun}}{{MLBplayer|48|Lee Hyun-seung}}{{MLBplayer|45|Lim Chang-min}}{{MLBplayer|12|Lim Chang-yong}}{{MLBplayer|26|Oh Seung-hwan}}{{MLBplayer|21|Park Hee-soo}}{{MLBplayer|11|Rhee Dae-eun}}{{MLBplayer|19|Sim Chang-min}}{{MLBplayer|46|Won Jong-hyun}}{{MLBplayer| 1|Woo Kyu-min}}{{MLBplayer|54|Yang Hyeon-jong}}
| Catchers ={{MLBplayer|42|Kim Tae-goon}}{{MLBplayer|25|Yang Eui-ji}}
| Infielders ={{MLBplayer|13|Hur Kyoung-min}}{{MLBplayer| 7|Kim Ha-seong}}{{MLBplayer| 3|Kim Jae-ho}}{{MLBplayer|52|Kim Tae-kyun}}{{MLBplayer|10|Lee Dae-ho}}{{MLBplayer|24|Oh Jae-won}}{{MLBplayer|18|Park Sok-min}}{{MLBplayer|14|Seo Geon-chang}}
| Outfielders ={{MLBplayer|34|Choi Hyung-woo}}{{MLBplayer|15|Lee Yong-kyu}}{{MLBplayer|49|Min Byung-hun}}{{MLBplayer|37|Park Kun-woo}}{{MLBplayer|41|Son Ah-seop}}
| Manager ={{MLBplayer||Kim In-sik}}
| Coaches ={{MLBplayer||Lee Soon-Chul}}{{MLBplayer||Sun Dong-yol}}{{MLBplayer||Song Jin-woo}}{{MLBplayer||PKim Pyoung-ho}}{{MLBplayer||Kim Kwang-soo}}{{MLBplayer||Song Kwon-Il}}
}}

South Korea is facing Israel, the Netherlands, and Taiwan in the 2017 World Baseball Classic.[5]

Summer Olympics

Summer Olympics recordQualification
YearHostRoundPositionW|WonL|LostRS|Runs scoredRA|Runs allowed
1984 United States Finalsname=nma|No medals awarded; tournament was a demonstration sport only}} 2 3 12 17{{Gold1}} 1982 Amateur World Series
1988South Korea Finalsname=nma}} 2 3 11 19
1992 SpainDid not qualify
1996 United States Preliminary 8th 1 6 40 59
2000 Australia Finals 3rd 4 3 45 301999 Asian Baseball Championship
2004 GreeceDid not qualify2003 Asian Baseball Championship
2008 China Finals 1st 9 0 50 262007 Asian Baseball Championship
Final Qualifying Tournament
Total {{efn>Totals only include years 1992 to 2008, during which baseball was an official medal sport.}} 3/5 14 9 145 115
{{notelist}}

2000 Sydney Olympics

{{see also|Baseball at the 2000 Summer Olympics#Medallists}}

Since the 2000 Summer Olympic Games in Sydney, professional baseball players have been permitted to play and the South Korean team that was formed was often called the "Korean Dream Team". This team won the bronze medal.. At that time, the top four teams (Cuba, United States, South Korea and Japan) advanced to the semi-finals. In the semi-final game, the South Koreans faced the United States team and lost. In the bronze medal match, the South Koreans played against the Japanese and won the game 3–1.[6][7][8][9]

2008 Beijing Olympics

{{see also|Baseball at the 2008 Summer Olympics – Team squads#South Korea}}

After losing 4–3 to Japan at the 2007 Asian Baseball Championships, the South Koreans finished with a 2–1 record and were forced to seek entrance to the 2008 Olympics via the Final Olympic Qualifying Tournament to be held March 7–14, 2008 in Taichung, Taiwan.[10]

The South Korean roster, for the qualifying, is mainly professional players from the Korea Baseball Organization and is not subjected to the scheduling conflicts that troubled the teams from Australia, Canada, and Mexico.[11]

Going into the tournament rated by the experts as an outsider, or a dark horse at most, South Korea surprised everybody by finishing the group stage in first place with a perfect 7–0 record. The team began its run with come from behind win against heavily favored United States, scoring the winning run in the bottom of the 9th inning with a sacrifice fly. Disappointment soon followed the next game, however, as China (undeniably the weakest team in the tournament) stymied South Korea for most of the game before the game was suspended because of rain in the 6th inning with a 0–0 score. South Korea bounced back the following day with a tightly contested 1–0 victory over Canada, with Ryu Hyun-Jin recording a complete game shutout. After dispatching their rivals Japan 5–3 in the next game, South Korea finished off China in the continuation of the aforementioned suspended game by winning 1–0 in the extra innings. South Korea then clinched their place in the final four by beating Chinese Taipei 9–8, followed by another surprise victory over heavily favored Cubans, 7–4 (which guaranteed them finishing first place in the group round). The team finished their Round Robin Tournament in style, hammering the Netherlands 10–0 and beating them on mercy rule.

In the Semifinal match, the team was once again matched up against their arch-rivals Japan. The first half of the game was very tight as Japan was leading 2–1 going into the 7th inning. South Korea soon tied the ballgame at 2 apiece in the bottom half, then took the lead in the 8th thanks in large part to Lee Seung-Yeop's clutch 2-run home run. South Korea added 2 more runs that inning. South Korea eventually ended with a 6–2 victory. In the finals they overcame the perennial favorites Cuba for the second time in the tournament, surviving a bases-loaded 9th inning situation with a double play to win the game 3–2, allowing South Korea to obtain their gold medal for Baseball. South Korea also earned 12 other gold medals during the Olympics making them the second highest gold medalist country after China in Asia.[12][13]

Asian Games

2010 Asian Games

2010 Asian Games Baseball was held in Guangzhou, China from November 13 to 19, 2010. Only a men's competition was held. All games were played at the Aoti Baseball Field. South Korea beat Chinese Taipei 9–3 in the final to win the gold medal.

2014 Asian Games

2014 Asian Games Baseball was held in Incheon, South Korea from September 22 to 28, 2014. All games were played at the Munhak Baseball Stadium and Mokdong Baseball Stadium. South Korea beat Chinese Taipei 6–3 in the final to win the gold medal.[14]

Other tournaments

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Baseball World Cup
YearHostPositionWL# of
teams
1976Cartagena65511
1978Rome39211
1980Tokyo29212
1982Seoul18110
1984Havana55713
1986Amsterdam28312
1988Rome85612
1990Edmonton35412
1994Managua27316
1998Rome26416
2001Taipei66416
2003Havana83616
2005Rotterdam27418
2007Taipei56416
2009Nettuno94622
2011Panama66616
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Intercontinental Cup
YearHostPositionWL# of
teams
1975Canada5348
1977Managua11049
1981Edmonton4548
1983Belgium5337
1985Edmonton2638
1987Havana66710
1989San Juan4358
1991Barcelona56310
1993Italy55410
1995Havana45412
1999Australia7258
2002Havana27310
2006Taichung7368
2010Taichung63510
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WBSC Premier 12
YearHostPositionWL# of
teams
2015Japan, Taiwan16212
{{col-2}}Asian Games
  • 1994 : {{Silver2}} 2nd
  • 1998 : {{Gold1}} 1st
  • 2002 : {{Gold1}} 1st
  • 2006 : {{Bronze3}} 3rd
  • 2010 : {{Gold1}} 1st
  • 2014 : {{Gold1}} 1st
  • 2018 : {{Gold1}} 1st
Asian Baseball Championship{{columns-list|colwidth=22em|
  • {{baseball year|1954}} : {{Bronze3}} 3rd
  • {{baseball year|1955}} : {{Bronze3}} 3rd
  • {{baseball year|1959}} : {{Silver2}} 2nd
  • {{baseball year|1962}} : {{Silver2}} 2nd
  • {{baseball year|1963}} : {{Gold1}} 1st
  • {{baseball year|1965}} : {{Silver2}} 2nd
  • {{baseball year|1967}} : {{Silver2}} 2nd
  • {{baseball year|1971}} : {{Gold1}} 1st
  • {{baseball year|1973}} : {{Silver2}} 2nd
  • {{baseball year|1975}} : {{Gold1}} 1st
  • {{baseball year|1983}} : {{Gold1}} 1st
  • {{baseball year|1985}} : {{Silver2}} 2nd
  • {{baseball year|1987}} : {{Bronze3}} 3rd
  • {{baseball year|1989}} : {{Gold1}} 1st
  • {{baseball year|1991}} : {{Bronze3}} 3rd
  • {{baseball year|1993}} : {{Silver2}} 2nd
  • {{baseball year|1995}} : {{Silver2}} 2nd
  • {{baseball year|1997}} : {{Gold1}} 1st
  • {{baseball year|1999}} : {{Gold1}} 1st
  • {{baseball year|2001}} : {{Silver2}} 2nd
  • {{baseball year|2003}} : {{Bronze3}} 3rd
  • {{baseball year|2007}} : {{Silver2}} 2nd
  • {{baseball year|2009}} : {{Bronze3}} 3rd
  • {{baseball year|2012}} : {{Bronze3}} 3rd
  • {{baseball year|2015}} : {{Gold1}} 1st
{{col-end}}
}}

Players

Current roster

The following players have been called up to participate in the 2017 World Baseball Classic:

Manager
{{flagicon|KOR}} Kim In-sik
Coaches
{{flagicon|KOR}} Lee Soon-Chul, Sun Dong-yol, Song Jin-woo, Kim Pyoung-ho, Kim Kwang-soo, Song Kwon-Il
PlayerNo.Pos.DOB and ageTeamLeagueBirthplace
Chang Si-hwan 28 P2017|3|6|1987|11|1}}KOR}} KT WizKBO LeagueTaean County
Chang Won-jun 29 P2017|3|6|1985|7|31}}KOR}} Doosan BearsKBO LeagueSeoul
Lee Hyun-seung 48 P2017|3|6|1983|10|11}}KOR}} Doosan BearsKBO LeagueIncheon
Lim Chang-yong 12 P2017|3|6|1976|6|4}}KOR}} Kia TigersKBO LeagueGwangju
Lim Jung-woo 20 P2017|3|6|1991|4|2}}KOR}} LG TwinsKBO LeagueIksan
Oh Seung-hwan 26 P2017|3|6|1982|7|15}}USA}} St. Louis CardinalsMajor League BaseballJeongeup
Park Hee-soo 21 P2017|3|6|1983|7|13}}KOR}} SK WyvernsKBO LeagueDaejeon
Rhee Dae-eun 11 P2017|3|6|1989|3|23}}KOR}} Korean Police Baseball TeamKBO Futures LeagueSeoul
Sim Chang-min 19 P2017|3|6|1993|2|1}}KOR}} Samsung LionsKBO LeagueSeoul
Won Jong-hyun 46 P2017|3|6|1987|7|31}}KOR}} NC DinosKBO LeagueGunsan
Woo Kyu-min 1 P2017|3|6|1985|1|21}}KOR}} Samsung LionsKBO LeagueSeoul
Yang Hyeon-jong 54 P2017|3|6|1988|3|1}}KOR}} Kia TigersKBO LeagueGwangju
Kim Tae-goon 42 C2017|3|6|1989|12|30}}KOR}} NC DinosKBO LeagueBusan
Yang Eui-ji 25 C2017|3|6|1987|6|5}}KOR}} Doosan BearsKBO LeagueGwangju
Heo Kyung-min 13 IF2017|3|6|1990|8|26}}KOR}} Doosan BearsKBO LeagueGwangju
Kim Ha-sung 7 IF2017|3|6|1995|10|17}}KOR}} Nexen HeroesKBO LeagueBucheon
Kim Jae-ho 3 IF2017|3|6|1985|3|21}}KOR}} Doosan BearsKBO LeagueSeoul
Kim Tae-kyun 52 IF2017|3|6|1982|5|29}}KOR}} Hanwha EaglesKBO LeagueSeoul
Lee Dae-ho 10 IF2017|3|6|1982|6|21}}KOR}} Lotte GiantsKBO LeagueBusan
Oh Jae-won 24 IF2017|3|6|1985|2|9}}KOR}} Doosan BearsKBO LeagueSeoul
Park Suk-min 18 IF2017|3|6|1985|6|22}}KOR}} NC DinosKBO LeagueDaegu
Seo Geon-chang 14 IF2017|3|6|1988|2|24}}KOR}} Nexen HeroesKBO LeagueGwangju
Choi Hyung-woo 34 OF2017|3|6|1983|12|16}}KOR}} Kia TigersKBO LeagueJeonju
Lee Yong-kyu 15 OF2017|3|6|1985|8|26}}KOR}} Hanwha EaglesKBO LeagueGunsan
Min Byung-heon 49 OF2017|3|6|1987|3|10}}KOR}} Doosan BearsKBO LeagueSeoul
Park Kun-woo 37 OF2017|3|6|1990|9|8}}KOR}} Doosan BearsKBO LeagueSeoul
Son Ah-seop 31 OF2017|3|6|1988|3|18}}KOR}} Lotte GiantsKBO LeagueBusan

Roster list

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World Baseball Classic
  • 2017 World Baseball Classic roster
  • 2013 World Baseball Classic roster
  • 2009 World Baseball Classic roster
  • 2006 World Baseball Classic roster
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Olympic Games
  • 2020 Summer Olympics roster
  • 2008 Summer Olympics roster
  • 2000 Summer Olympics roster
  • 1996 Summer Olympics roster
  • 1988 Summer Olympics roster
  • 1984 Summer Olympics roster
{{col-break}}
WBSC Premier12
  • 2015 WBSC Premier12 roster
{{col-break}}
Asian Games
  • 2018 Asian Games roster
  • 2014 Asian Games roster
  • 2010 Asian Games roster
  • 2006 Asian Games roster
  • 2002 Asian Games roster
{{col-end}}

Notable record

DateVenueScoreOpponentCompetitionFinal result
Jun 27, 1975Seoul, South Korea28–0PHI|1936}}1975 Asian Baseball Championship {{Gold1}} 1st
Nov 23, 1977Managua, Nicaragua13–3NIC}}1977 Intercontinental Cup{{Gold1}} 1st
Sep 6, 1982Seoul, South Korea11–0NED}}1982 Baseball World Cup{{Gold1}} 1st
Aug 7, 1984Los Angeles, California0–3Chinese Taipei}}1984 Olympic 4th
Aug 9, 1985Edmonton, Canada12–2JPN}}1985 Intercontinental Cup {{Silver2}} 2nd
July 1986Rotterdam, Netherlands26–2BEL}}1986 Baseball World Cup{{Silver2}} 2nd
Aug 10, 1994Managua, Nicaragua16–0SWE}}1994 Baseball World Cup{{Silver2}} 2nd
Dec 10, 1994Hiroshima, Japan21–0MGL}}1994 Asian Games{{Silver2}} 2nd
Sep 18, 1995Kurashiki, Japan27–0THA}}1995 Asian Baseball Championship{{Silver2}} 2nd
May 26, 1997Taipei, Taiwan26–1PHI|1986}}1997 Asian Baseball Championship{{Gold1}} 1st
Jul 22, 1998Parma, Italy11–1RUS}}1998 Baseball World Cup{{Silver2}} 2nd
Dec 11, 1998Bangkok, Thailand13–1JPN}}1998 Asian Games{{Gold1}} 1st
Sep 18, 2000Sydney, Australia3–5Australia}}2000 Summer Olympics{{Bronze3}} 3rd
Sep 27, 2000Sydney, Australia3–1JPN}}2000 Summer Olympics{{Bronze3}} 3rd
Nov 12, 2002Matanzas, Cuba10–0MEX}}2002 Intercontinental Cup{{Silver2}} 2nd
May 22, 2005Miyazaki, Japan3–4China}}2005 Asian Championship4th
Mar 13, 2006Anaheim, California7–3USA}}2006 World Baseball Classic{{Bronze3}} 3rd
Nov 9, 2007Tianmu, Taiwan18–2THA}}2007 Baseball World Cup5th
Mar 26, 2008Sinjhuang, Taiwan16–2AUS}}2008 Final Olympic Qualification Tournament{{Silver2}} 2nd (Qualified)
Aug 6, 2008Seoul, South Korea15–3CUB}}Exhibition Game
Aug 20, 2008Beijing, China10–0NED}}2008 Summer Olympics{{Gold1}} 1st
Aug 23, 2008Beijing, China3–2CUB}}
Mar 8, 2009Tokyo, Japan14–0CHN}}2009 World Baseball Classic{{Silver2}} 2nd
Mar 21, 2009Los Angeles, California10–2VEN}}
Nov 19, 2010Guangzhou, China9–3TPE}}2010 Asian Games{{Gold1}} 1st
Mar 3, 2013Taichung, Taiwan0–5Netherlands}}2013 World Baseball Classic9th
Mar 4, 2013Taichung, Taiwan6–0AUS}}
Mar 5, 2013Taichung, Taiwan3-2TPE}}
Sep 27, 2014Incheon, South Korea7-2CHN}}2014 Asian Games{{Gold1}} 1st
Sep 28, 2014Incheon, South Korea6–3TPE}}
Nov 19, 2015Tokyo, Japan4–3JPN}}2015 WBSC Premier 12{{Gold1}} 1st

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3. ^World Baseball Classic: South Korea vs. Taiwan | Newsday
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External links

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