2PM's JUNHO is actually the cousin of baseball commentator Kim Sun-woo... He appeared at the opening ceremony of ”Strongest Baseball Team” today

Lee Junho of the idol group 2PM appeared on the opening ceremony of JTBC variety show "Strongest Baseball Team" and became a hot topic.
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Junho made a surprise appearance at the opening ceremony of a match between the "Strongest Baseball Team" Strongest Monsters and the independent league Yeoncheon Miracle. The spectators who were watching the match at the venue reported Junho's appearance.
In particular, Junho is known to be the cousin of former baseball player and baseball commentator Kim Sun-woo, and this connection is presumed to be the background of Opening Ceremony.
Kim Sun-woo, who has played as a pitcher for the Doosan Bears and LG Twins in the KBO League as well as in the major leagues, is currently a member of MBC
He is currently working as a commentator for SPORTS+ and "Strongest Baseball Team." On this day, JUNHO introduced himself as "Kim Sun-woo's cousin, not his nephew," and said, "Sun-woo hyung has been teaching me well."
"So I'm going to pitch with my family's DNA in my heart. I hope the players stay healthy and keep going until the end," he said. He then showed off a blue cap and uniform with the "Monsters" logo on it.
JUNHO took to the mound wearing his training form and threw the ball accurately into the catcher's glove with stable form, drawing cheers from the crowd.
In addition, the uniform that JUNHO wore that day had the number 32, which is special because it is the same number that commentator Kim Sun-woo wore when he was a player.
It was reported that JUNHO stayed at the stadium after the opening ceremony to watch the "Strongest Baseball Team" compete. Meanwhile, the "Strongest Baseball Team" is the 11th team that is strong enough to compete against a professional baseball team.
The show airs every Monday at 10:30 p.m. in Korea and depicts the no-concession battle between the baseball team "Strongest Monsters" and the best teams from around the country.