KBO Stadium Dimensions
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KBO Stadium Dimensions
Is there a website that would point me to the dimensions of baseball stadiums in South Korea?
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Re: KBO Stadium Dimensions
[ Author: horus89 | Posted: Oct 19, 2005 4:52 PM
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1. Seoul Chamsil (LG Twins & Doosan Bears)
30,265 seats, Natural Grass, 100-125-100 (h:2.6)
2. Busan SaJIK (LOTTE Giants)
30,184 seats, Artificial Grass, 95-118-95 (h:4.8)
3. Daegu SHIMIN (SamSung LIONS)
12,000 seats, Artificial Grass, 95-117-95 (h:1.2)
4. Inchon MUNHAK (SK Wyverns)
30,480 seats, Natural Grass, 95-120-95 (h:2.5)
5. KWANG JU MUDONG (Kia Tigers)
14,600 seats, Artificail Grass, 97-113-97 (h1.0)
6. Daejon (Hanhwa Eagles)
13,242 seats, Artificial Grass 98-114-98 (h1.5)
7. Suwon (HYUNDAI UNICORNS)
14,465 seats, Natural Grass 95-120-95 (h:2.7)
30,265 seats, Natural Grass, 100-125-100 (h:2.6)
2. Busan SaJIK (LOTTE Giants)
30,184 seats, Artificial Grass, 95-118-95 (h:4.8)
3. Daegu SHIMIN (SamSung LIONS)
12,000 seats, Artificial Grass, 95-117-95 (h:1.2)
4. Inchon MUNHAK (SK Wyverns)
30,480 seats, Natural Grass, 95-120-95 (h:2.5)
5. KWANG JU MUDONG (Kia Tigers)
14,600 seats, Artificail Grass, 97-113-97 (h1.0)
6. Daejon (Hanhwa Eagles)
13,242 seats, Artificial Grass 98-114-98 (h1.5)
7. Suwon (HYUNDAI UNICORNS)
14,465 seats, Natural Grass 95-120-95 (h:2.7)
Re: KBO Stadium Dimensions
[ Author: Guest: Robert | Posted: Oct 20, 2005 10:31 AM
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Thank you. Their dimensions are almost like the Major Leagues. The home stadium of Lee Seung-yeop and the Samsung Lions seems small though.
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