In episode 13 of Channel A's 'Queen of Baseball 2,' Kim Se-hyeon, a player newly recruited for season 2 by the Black Queens, showed unpredictable behavior during the game, heightening tensions at the field.

The broadcast featured a 'revenge rematch' in which the Black Queens once again faced off against All In, the Busan baseball team they had staged a comeback victory against in season 1. Kim Se-hyeon, who had been named MVP in a previous game thanks to a home run, appeared in this game as the designated hitter.

■ Coach Lee Dae-hyung Says 'I Can't High-Five You'… Temperature Gap with Manager Choo Shin-soo

During the game, Coach Lee Dae-hyung shook his head, visibly uneasy over Kim Se-hyeon's unexpected behavior. In contrast, Manager Choo Shin-soo showed a positive reaction.

Kim Se-hyeon managed to reach base after a struggle, but Coach Lee sternly pointed out, 'I can't bring myself to high-five you for this. You didn't advance because of your own skill.' Lee then continued close guidance, displaying a tense demeanor.

■ All In's Flawless Defense + Japanese Pitcher Minami Takes the Mound

All In controlled the Black Queens' offensive flow with flawless defense. The Black Queens players could not hide their astonishment at All In's defense, with reactions at the field such as 'They caught that?' and 'That gave me chills—they're catching every line drive.'

All In put their newly signed Japanese pitcher Minami on the mound, showcasing a fast fastball and precise control. Caster Lee Kwang-yong commented, 'All In has recruited some real talent.'

■ 'Queen of Baseball 2' Tops Its Category for 3 Consecutive Weeks… The Match Challenging for a 7th Season Win and 2nd Straight Victory Airs October 1

'Queen of Baseball 2' ranked 8th in the TV non-drama category of Good Data Corporation's Fundex chart for the fourth week of September. It has maintained 1st place in the TV-OTT Thursday non-drama category for three consecutive weeks and also rose to 4th in the video views category.

The match between the Black Queens and All In, challenging for a seventh season win and a second consecutive victory, will be broadcast on October 1 at 10 p.m.