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This week, the KBO postseason is in full swing. The Samsung Lions and KIA Tigers are tied 2-2 in the best-of-five playoff, forcing a decisive Game 5 on October 31; KIA has never lost a series after leading 2-1, while Samsung has never advanced from a 1-2 deficit. The postseason has drawn 44 consecutive sellouts, with Game 3 in Gwangju selling all 18,900 seats, pushing cumulative autumn attendance past 151,000. Meanwhile, the KBO has asked MLB to post Hanwha Eagles slugger Roh Si-hwan, a move requested by his club. In other news, NC Dinos hired Kim Kang-min as the league's first outfield coordinator, and Doosan Bears announced fan tours of Jamsil Stadium before its demolition. Korean fans are reacting strongly: Samsung foreign hitter Diaz warned fans over abusive comments, sparking concern he might leave Korea, while the playoff drama and sellout streak are celebrated as proof of baseball's national popularity.