On the 12th episode of Channel A's 'Baseball Queen 2,' Choi Hye-bin, a new Season 2 player for the Black Queens, opens up about her batting slump in a meeting with manager Choo Shin-soo.

The broadcast depicts the Black Queens playing their eighth game of the season against the Cheonan City Junior Women's Baseball Team.

Choi Hye-bin, who was nervous even before the game, had felt pressure from her underwhelming Season 2 record of 5 hits in 15 at-bats, a .333 batting average. Unable to contribute to the team, she showed frustration that her batting had not recovered even during training.

Eventually, Choi Hye-bin had a one-on-one meeting with manager Choo Shin-soo and confided, "Honestly, I don't know why I'm not making contact. I can't see the path of the ball." She then said, "I feel heavy-hearted for not living up to the coaching staff's trust," and shed tears.

Watching this, manager Choo Shin-soo comforted her, saying, "I can see she's more frustrated with herself than I or the coaches are," and encouraged her, saying, "Let's find a way together," before launching customized batting training.

Meanwhile, fellow rookie Kim Se-hyun made her first start in this game. Kim Se-hyun, who had previously gone hitless in four plate appearances as a pinch hitter, displayed a variety of movements at the plate, prompting manager Choo Shin-soo to point out, "She's distracted at the plate; she's doing a lot of things." Coach Lee Dae-hyung also expressed surprise, saying, "Kim Se-hyun is strange, fascinating..."

In the game, the fighting spirit of new players including Choi Hye-bin, Kim Se-hyun, Park Min-seo, and Kim Na-young stood out. The game's result and further details can be seen in the 12th episode of 'Baseball Queen 2,' airing at 10 p.m. on the 24th.