We need to make sure there's no problem playing in front of the fans

Doosan manager Lee Seung-yeop bowed his head about the controversy over the prescription of sleeping pills as a substitute, saying, "As a senior in the baseball world, I have no face to see my junior players."

"Everything is the fault of baseball seniors," Lee said ahead of the match against NC in Jamsil on Sunday. It has been confirmed that eight active Doosan players received a prescription on behalf of their senior Oh Jae-won, a retired senior. The club and the KBO say they will judge whether or not to take disciplinary action based on the results of future investigations.

The players who received the substitute prescription claimed that it was difficult to beat Oh Jae-won's coercion and threats. When asked about the problem, Lee said, "Even if I'm younger than you, I'm younger than you." Lee's remark that it was the fault of baseball's seniors was interpreted as meaning that it would not have been easy for players involved to reject Oh Jae-won's request at a time when the strict relationship between seniors and juniors is at work.

"It's a pity that our players are at stake. I hope they come back to their original position as soon as possible," Lee said. In other words, we need to prevent players from being agitated and minimize the negative impact on their performance. "What happened happened happened happened, and the club will take care of it," Lee said. "We need to make sure that our fans have a good game because they are coming to the stadium. They are over there, and this is over there, so we need to make sure that there is no problem pla

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