Kim Kwang-hyun, a "WBC drunk scandal"

SSG Kim Kwang-hyun, NC Lee Yong-chan, and Doosan Jung Chul-won, who caused controversy over drinking during the 2023 World Baseball Classic in Tokyo, Japan in March, attended a reward and punishment committee held at the baseball center in Dogok-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul on the morning of the 7th.

Kim Kwang-hyun, who entered the Senate committee first, looked surprised when he entered the entrance. More than 30 reporters were located in a narrow space in the lobby on the first floor. 스포츠토토탑

In the meantime, he showed a slight tilt to the left as he moved to make a simple greeting. In front of reporters, Kim Kwang-hyun said, "I will explain well. I'm sorry," he said briefly, lowered his head, and headed for the second floor. Kim Kwang-hyun, heading to the second floor, looked around and looked embarrassed.

Following Kim Kwang-hyun, NC Lee Yong-chan, who heads to the reward and punishment, said, "I will explain well and come out," and Doosan's Jung Chul-won also bowed his head after saying, "I will work hard."

A media outlet reported that the national team players drank during the WBC period, and Kim Kwang-hyun, Lee Yong-chan, and Jung Chul-won acknowledged it and apologized on the 1st.

KBO also immediately launched an investigation. On the 31st, KBO asked three teams to submit a report, and nine teams, including three teams, to submit a fact-check. The three-team report said, "The details of the matter raised, and the nine-team fact-check were fact-checks on whether there were similar cases for the national team members of the national team.

"First of all, it's the fact-checking part. Except for the three players, they said in a confirmation that they did not enter entertainment establishments until the match against China on March 13 during the official period of the tournament. The following is the report. The three players said they did not enter the snack bar the night before the game during the competition. However, he revealed that he had entered the business on the day he moved from Osaka to Tokyo (7th) and the day before the break (10th).