LG Twins Break Attendance Records: A Celebration of Community and Sport

The LG Twins are making headlines as they solidify their status as the top-grossing franchise in the KBO, drawing overwhelming crowds to their home games. On July 4, during a match against the Hanwha Eagles at the Jamsil Baseball Stadium, a remarkable 23,750 spectators filled the stands, marking the team's 35th sellout of the season and positioning them to break last year's sellout record.

A Milestone in Attendance

This impressive turnout allowed the LG Twins to surpass the milestone of 1 million home fans in just 43 games—the quickest feat achieved by any team since the advent of computerized attendance data in 2001. As of the fourth of July, cumulative attendance for the 2026 season reached 1,008,068, averaging 23,443 fans per game. This statistic not only speaks volumes about the team's popularity but also reflects the passionate support from the community.

Celebrating with the Fans

In a heartwarming display of gratitude towards the fans, TWICE member Nayeon participated as the ceremonial first pitcher to commemorate the occasion. Having previously engaged with the team in 2016 and 2018, Nayeon expressed her excitement, hoping for the players' health and success in the games ahead. Such involvement by popular figures illustrates the close-knit relationship between the team, its supporters, and cultural icons.

Looking Ahead

The LG Twins are on track to potentially attract over 1.7 million spectators this season, surpassing last year's franchise record of 1.64 million set by the Samsung Lions. To celebrate their achievement of reaching 1 million fans and to give back to their loyal supporters, the team organized a special event offering fans a chance to win a portable TV from LG Electronics during a lottery at the game. This initiative not only enhances the game-day experience but also fosters a sense of inclusion and excitement among their fan base.

The LG Twins' remarkable progress this season is a testament to the dedication of its players and the unwavering support of the fans, marking a new chapter in the history of Korean professional baseball. As they continue to break records, the positive energy and communal spirit at Jamsil Baseball Stadium are sure to keep rising.