North Carolina falls in love with the Korean baseball team-Chosun.com

Check-in 2020.05.06 05:50

North Carolina, with a population of 10 million, is a popular sports area in the United States. Carolina Panthers of the NFL (Miprofo Football), Charlotte Hornets of the NBA (Mipro Basketball) and Carolina Hurricanes of the NHL (North American Ice Hockey League) are professional sports teams based in the city of North Carolina.

One of the most popular sports in the region is college basketball. NCAA (National University Sports Association) The main rivals of the University of North Carolina basketball and Duke are located in North Carolina.

The University of North Carolina is the school that produced NBA stars, including Michael Jordan, the “Basketball Emperor,” James Wordy, Vince Carter, and Jerry Stackhouse. Duke University is the alma mater of Grant Hill, Kyrie Irving, Jason Tatum, and Giant Williamson.

North Carolina does not have a major league team among the top four sports in North America. The Durham Bulls, a minor league triple-A team in the Tampa Bay career, is the most famous baseball team in the area.

Those North Carolina people fell in love with the Korean baseball team. It’s NC Dinos. ESPN, a sports media company in the United States, aired the inaugural KBO League game between Samsung Lions and NC Dinos on Day 5. The people of North Carolina who saw the game started cheering for NC Dinos. This is because it is a team that uses the North Carolina abbreviation ‘NC’ as its name.

Additionally, North Carolina is a region where many dinosaur fossils are found, and North Carolina State University is said to be a school famous for dinosaur research. The team’s name, Dinos (derived from the English word dinosaur dinosaur), fits perfectly.

North Carolina minor league team Durham Bulls said in an official Twitter announcement: “We decided which KBO league team to support. Now this is the NC Dinos fan account. American fans cheer up messages like” From Now on, I’m a North Carolina Dinos fanatic forever, “” Come on, NC Dinos! “Left Behind.