2007 Korea Professional Baseball season

Samsung PAVV Pro Baseball 2007
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The 2007 Korea Professional Baseball season was the 26th season in the history of the Korea Professional Baseball. The champions of the league were the SK Wyverns.

Contents

Standings

G W L D Pct. GB
SK Wyverns 126 73 48 5 0.603 0.0
Doosan Bears 126 70 54 2 0.565 4.5
Hanhwa Eagles 126 67 57 2 0.540 7.5
Samsung Lions 126 62 60 4 0.508 11.5
LG Twins 126 58 62 6 0.483 14.5
Hyundai Unicorns 126 56 69 1 0.448 19.0
Lotte Giants 126 55 68 3 0.447 19.0
Kia Tigers 126 51 74 1 0.408 24.0

Korean Series

Main article: 2007 Korean Series

The Korean Series involved the SK Wyverns playing against the Doosan Bears in a best of 7 series (see: Korea Series). The Bears started the Series well winning the first 2 games, and then the Wyverns won the next 4 to win the series in game 6.

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