Korean baseball is a popular sport in South Korea, governed by the Korea Baseball Organization (KBO). The league consists of ten teams that compete in a regular season, followed by playoffs to determine the champion. Games are known for their lively atmosphere, with fans actively cheering and engaging in chants. The KBO was established in 1982 and has grown significantly in popularity, attracting large crowds to stadiums. Players often showcase their skills and unique styles, contributing to the league's distinct identity. Notable teams include the Doosan Bears and the Samsung Lions, both of which have a rich history in the league.