Turn the tables with 2 wild pitches...KIA gets the upper hand in Game 1 of the Korean Series.

KIA laughed first in Game 1 of the Korean Series, which was postponed repeatedly due to autumn rain.

KIA succeeded in turning the tables in the bottom of the seventh inning when its opponent Lim Chang-min threw two wild pitches in succession, while trailing 0-1 in the first game of the Korean Series in Gwangju, and Socrates and Kim Do-young's timely hits were also made to turn the game around 4-1.

After that, KIA beat Samsung 5-1 by adding one point with Kim Tae-gun's timely hit in the eighth inning.

Samsung started the remaining game of Game 1 with runners on first and second bases with no outs in the sixth inning and made the bases loaded, but failed to take advantage of the opportunity.