Who Will The Padres Play in South Korea?

The full slate of 'Seoul Series' games has been revealed.

We’ve known since July that the Padres and Los Angeles Dodgers were set to open the 2024 regular season in Seoul, South Korea.

Now, we know the full scope of the “Seoul Series” in March.

In addition to the Dodgers, the Padres will face two Korean professional clubs and the Korean national team before their regular season openers, the games' organizers announced Tuesday.

Tickets for the #SeoulSeries will go in sale on Jan 24th. #CoupangPlay also announced that #Dodgers and #Padres will play against #KiwoomHereos, #LGTwins and team Korea. #MLB #KBO pic.twitter.com/pezsLGEgaL

— Daniel Kim 대니얼 김 (@DanielKimW) January 16, 2024

The two Dodgers-Padres games are scheduled to begin at 3 a.m. Pacific Time. Times for the exhibition games have not yet been announced.

Notably, the Kiwoom Heroes and LG Twins finished last season on opposite sides of the KBO standings. The Twins beat the KT Wiz to win the Korean Series. The Heroes finished 27 1/2 games behind the Twins in the regular-season standings — 10th place among the 10 KBO teams. 

Exhibition games will be streamed via Coupang Play, whose stream is not available in the U.S. without a VPN. U.S. viewers who live outside the San Diego market can watch the regular season games on ESPN.

Expect Padres infielder Ha-Seong Kim, a native of nearby Bucheon, to figure heavily into the promotional efforts behind ticket sales — unless, of course, he's traded first.