This year, the best players were easily covered. All the best players received.

The category where the fierce competition took place was shortstop. The Golden Glove was awarded to LG Twins captain Oh Ji-hwan. KIA Tigers' Park Chan-ho aimed for his first win but unfortunately ended up in second place.

The pitching category was won by NC Dinos Eric Peddy, who showed an unrivaled performance this season with 20 wins, 6 losses and a 2.00 ERA.

Yang Eui-ji of the Doosan Bears won the catcher category for the second consecutive year. The number of Golden Glove awards has increased to a total of nine, and the catcher category is the most in the catcher category with eight wins.

The first baseman's category was won by LG Twins' "bok-dol" hitter Austin Dean. Austin received a total of 271 votes. His competitor Park Byung-ho received 12 votes, and Yang Seok-hwan received eight votes. Austin received the most votes with 93.1 percent of the vote.

Austin, who made his KBO League debut this season, has played 139 games, posted a batting average of 313, 23 homers and 95 RBIs, and is the best contributor that led LG to the championship for the first time in 29 years. He also contributed to the overall championship by hitting a decisive homer against KT in the postseason.

Kim Hye-sung, the "Young Gun Captain" of the Kiwoom Heroes, won the second baseman prize for the second consecutive year. Kim Hye-sung recorded a batting average of 3305 with 57 RBIs, 104 runs scored, and 25 stolen bases in 137 games this season.

Roh Si-hwan of the Hanwha Eagles, a young big gun who follows the line of "Joseon's No. 4 hitter," was honored with the first Golden Glove in his life.

"I'm so excited. I really didn't expect to receive it," Noh said in his acceptance speech. However, he expressed his respect and gratitude to Choi Jeong of SSG, who he said was his best competitor and role model senior from Heo Gu-yeon, and even expressed his gratitude to the manager and team members for the longest acceptance speech.

Roh had a career-high season this year, ranking first in home runs and RBIs with 31 home runs and 101 RBIs in 131 games.

In the outfielder category, LG Twins' Hong Chang-ki (258 votes), Samsung Lions' Koo Ja-wook (185 votes) and NC Dinos' Park Gun-woo (139 votes) received the best votes, making them the best three players in the outfield.

LG Hong Chang-ki, who recorded the most votes, played 141 games this season with a batting average of 332, 174 hits, 23 steals, 65 RBIs and 109 points, serving as the spearhead of the attack so that LG could win the unified championship for the first time in 29 years.

Koo Ja-wook of the Samsung Lions played in 119 games this season. He played fewer games than other players due to injuries during the season, but he recorded a batting average of 336, 152 hits, and 71 RBIs. He ranks second in batting average and second in on-base percentage. He won his second Golden Glove title following 2021.

NC Dinos pitcher Park Kun-woo received his first Golden Glove award. Park played in 130 games this year, recording a batting average of 319, 146 hits, 12 homers and 85 RBIs. Park, who debuted with Doosan in 2009, had the honor of receiving his first Golden Glove award in his 15th year as a pro.

NC`s Son Ah-seop won the last designated hitter category. As if he had expected to win the Golden Glove award, Son appeared at the ceremony wearing a gold tie. Son had a batting average of 339 and 187 hits in 140 games this season, topping the batting average and hitting average, and grabbing two gold medals in the batting category.

Players who attended the ceremony showed off their coolness in suits, not uniforms.

Young players Kim Hye-sung and Noh Si-hwan sat side by side with many fans. The two players greeted the cheering fans with bright smiles.

Wearing a bow tie and bright blue suit, Noh was a fashionista. Attracting attention, Noh showed off his other charms at the award ceremony.

Kim Hye-sung, who has rapidly emerged as the hottest star among female fans these days, replied to the fans who cheered and cheered for her with a gentle smile.

Hong attended the ceremony with his grandparents in person. Hong sat next to his grandparents and enjoyed the ceremony. Proud of his grandchildren, his grandmother touched Hong's tie and enjoyed receiving the prize from his young grandchild.

Koo Ja-wook, a handsome star who represents the KBO League, also appeared in style dressed in a suit. When Koo took off his baseball uniform and wore a suit, he showed off his charm that even handsome stars would cry.

There were especially many players who attended the event with their family members. Even though he knew he would not win the prize, Kia Tigers pitcher Park Chan-ho visited the award ceremony to congratulate his teammates. His beautiful wife disappeared shortly after being shunned by the camera, but Park was busy showing off her young daughter who looked exactly like her to her as if she were authenticating her daughter's stupidity.

Players dressed up in stylish suits and attended an award ceremony. They were fiercely competing against each other this season, but the last award ceremony to be held this year was a meaningful award ceremony with fans along with their family members.

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