Korea Professional Baseball KBO League
▶대한민국의 프로 야구 리그(Korea's professional baseball league)
Korea's professional baseball league launched in 1982. The league name was the Korea Baseball Championship until 2014, but from 2015 it was relaunched as the KBO League brand to integrate the league's trademark identity. The host organization is the Korea Baseball Organization (KBO). Since it was born as a professional sport in 1982, it will celebrate its 42nd season in 2023. A total of 10 clubs and 9 stadiums are playing the league.
The size of the fan base has grown significantly as a large number of new fans have flowed in after winning the gold medal in the 2008 Beijing Olympics, and because of its popularity, professional baseball broadcasting platforms exist in various ways such as TV, Internet, and mobile apps, making it easy to watch. . For reference, even though the relay platforms are divided like this, the average viewership rating for the 2019 season of the Kia Tigers, one of the most popular teams in professional baseball, was 1.44%, and the average viewership rating for the entire league was about 0.88%. based on peak viewership). Because there are so many people watching, the sales rate of baseball field advertisements and TV broadcasting relay sales have soared to the point where advertisements are flocking to them every second. Perhaps that is why, although professional baseball broadcasting has a structure in which losses occur every time it is relayed as of 2016, there are no KBO league broadcasts among the three sports channels. In fact, it can be said that it is the most widely popular competition among all events in all professional sports in Korea.
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