Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning South Korea across Soccer, Baseball, Basketball.
Rui Hachimura reaffirms his ambition to compete in the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, detailing his return to the Japanese national squad under new coach Dai Oketani and the upcoming friendlies and qualifiers.
The latest window of the Asian qualifiers for the 2027 FIBA Basketball World Cup produced a cascade of record‑setting scores, surprising defeats and historic victories that are reshaping the regional basketball landscape.
Twelve coaches from Europe, Asia and Oceania joined the 2026 USA Hockey Boys National 15 Player Development Camp, sharing insights and fostering cross‑cultural growth.
The Korea Football Association (KFA) has acknowledged a historic controversy in which staff allegedly paid for sexual entertainment for foreign referees, falsified expense reports, and triggered a chain of resignations and police investigations.
A look at pitcher Owen White’s steady performance, injury recovery, and role in the Hanwha Eagles’ rotation during the KBO’s recent heat break.
The Women's Pro Baseball League (WPBL) is set to launch in 2026, reviving professional women's baseball with affordable tickets, player benefits and a neutral venue in Springfield, Illinois.
The 3‑1 win in Seoul drew 50,000 fans and a high‑profile transfer, but the match also underscored deep‑seated scandals within the Korea Football Association.
Apple is rolling out an immersive baseball broadcast on its Vision Pro headset, featuring 8K 3D video, Spatial Audio and unique camera angles for the Red Sox vs. Yankees opener, while expanding the experience across its sports lineup.
Apple and Major League Baseball announced a partnership to stream four games in immersive video on Vision Pro, offering fans a 3D, 8K experience with unique camera angles, exclusive commentary, and spatial audio across multiple global markets.
Starting August 28, Apple Vision Pro users will experience a groundbreaking baseball broadcast that blends 3D video, ambisonic audio and tailored commentary, rolling out weekly across several countries.
A police probe into the hiring of former captain Hong Myung‑bo as South Korea’s national team coach has reignited after the country’s 2026 World Cup group‑stage elimination, raising questions about improper influence in the selection process.
The Korea Football Association (KFA) has publicly apologized for allegations that foreign referees received sexual services during visits to South Korea between 2011 and 2012, while a separate investigation into the appointment of Hong Myung‑bo as national team coach reveals procedural breaches. The twin controversies emerge against the backdrop of a disappointing 2026 World Cup campaign, intensifying scrutiny of the federation’s governance.
The Women's Professional Baseball League opened its inaugural season in Springfield, Illinois, showcasing a blend of historic tribute, emerging talent, and community enthusiasm.
A police search of the Korea Football Association’s offices uncovers irregularities in the hiring process of Hong Myung‑bo, with the sports ministry confirming rule violations, while no criminal charges have been filed.
Record temperatures forced the Korea Baseball Organization to cancel two days of matches, prompting emergency safety reviews.
A look at how South Carolina Gamecocks players performed across various collegiate summer leagues, showcasing standout stats and upcoming matchups.
Justin Halmose, a 25‑year‑old from Newtown, blends a 16‑year hockey goalie career, U.S. Marine Corps service, youth coaching, and academic pursuits into a single, relentless journey.
After a public split with the Japan Basketball Association, Rui Hachimura rejoins the national squad for the Asian qualifiers, joining a training camp that will test the team against South Korea, Saudi Arabia and Qatar.
The first edition of the Women’s Pro Baseball League features eight Japanese players, including six‑time World Cup pitcher Ayami Sato, who aims to blend Japanese preparation with American style while learning from the league’s unique environment.
The first season of the Women’s Pro Baseball League showcases a historic influx of Japanese players, led by six‑time World Cup champion Ayami Sato, whose debut sparked a cultural exchange on the mound and highlighted contrasts between Japanese discipline and American expression.
Over 4,000 fans braved a weather delay to witness the first game of the Women’s Pro Baseball League, where 99‑year‑old Maybelle Blair threw a ceremonial pitch and stars like Ayami Sato and Mo’Ne Davis took the field.
With rumors swirling around possible arrivals of stars like Mohamed Salah and Andre Luiz, the club’s transfer strategy reflects a broader trend of high‑price signings that promise excitement but deliver mixed results.
Historian Chuck Carlson explores the forgotten soccer heritage of Illinois Valley, from 19th‑century coal‑town clubs to the rise of women’s soccer, at a public talk in Utica.
A look at the historic games, record‑breaking performances and cultural moments that have unfolded on August 2 throughout baseball history.