Attention is focusing on how the Samsung Lions, which are expected to be in the top ranks in the 2025 season with last year's runner-up, will affect the team that has changed in a year.안전놀이터

In 2024, Samsung, which was classified as the lowest, reversed most experts and baseball expectations and ranked second in the regular league, showing the best trend.

Samsung, which made its first autumn baseball win in the Daegu Samsung Lions Park era in the playoff against LG Twins, will return to the Korean Series stage for the first time in nine years.

Although it did not cross the wall of the KIA Tigers, who won the combined championship with the league's best power, Samsung also wrote a valuable record of exceeding 1 million spectators for the first time since its foundation amid unexpected propaganda along with the charm of fall baseball.

Samsung, which won the runner-up prize despite the evaluation that even fall baseball will not be easy, is classified as the top in most evaluations in the baseball world ahead of this opening based on last season's report card.

Samsung, considered the strongest competitor of last year's winning team KIA, is also mentioned as a favorite by some experts.

Samsung, which has a good balance of pitching and the weight of its starters in terms of team power, is considered to be somewhat of a variable in the bullpen, but most say it has easily entered the fall baseball.

Expectations have grown with the changed evaluation, but amid concerns that other teams' checks will also increase, Samsung held its first camp in Guam for the first time in seven years this winter, showing its willingness to be stronger than last year, when it was the runner-up.

Coach Park Jin-man, who showed satisfaction with the performance of rookies in the first camp and the overall training performance of the team in Guam, says he will continue his full-fledged plan for the season in Okinawa, where the second camp will take place.

For Samsung, which is planning to continue raising its sense of practice through full-fledged technical training and practice games, the variable is what new faces, including new FA Choi Won-tae and foreign pitcher Hurado, will look like.

Samsung, which was the first of the 10 teams to enter the second camp, will play seven practice games in Okinawa, from the Japanese professional baseball Yomiuri and Chunichi to the KBO League Hanwha, SSG, KT, LG, and KIA.