Com2us Predicts Championship Wins for KBO’s LG Twins and MLB’s Atlanta Braves in OOTP 26

Com2us announced on April 25 that the simulation results for its global baseball management game, "Out of the Park Baseball 26" (OOTP 26), forecast that the LG Twins and the Atlanta Braves will win their respective leagues this year in South Korea and the United States. This prediction was based on simulations run 1,000 times using the latest data from the newly launched OOTP 26. The results indicate that the LG Twins have approximately a 35% chance of winning the KBO League Championship Series, followed closely by last year's champions, the KIA Tigers, with about 28%.

The Hanwha Eagles, who opened a new stadium this year, are predicted to have a 12% chance. In terms of wins, Logan Allen of the newly joined NC Dinos is projected to win 14 games in his first year, leading the league in victories. Following him are Ryu Hyun-jin, James Naile, Im Chan-kyu, and Riley Thompson, who are expected to achieve 12 or more wins.



In the home run category, Patrick Wisdom from the KIA Tigers, who has hit over 20 home runs for three consecutive years in Major League Baseball (MLB), is predicted to lead with 48 home runs this season. Lewin Diaz and Estevan Florial are also expected to hit close to 40 home runs. As the 2025 MLB season gets underway, the Atlanta Braves are forecasted to have nearly a 28% chance of winning the championship.

Notable players like Spencer Strider, who set the record for the fewest games to reach 500 strikeouts, and young power hitter Austin Riley are part of the Braves roster. The New York Yankees, featuring star players like Aaron Judge and Cody Bellinger, have about a 14% chance, while the Los Angeles Dodgers, who boast Shohei Ohtani, the first player in history to achieve 50 home runs and 50 stolen bases in a single season, follow closely with approximately a 13% chance. Additionally, it is projected that standout players from last year, including Shohei Ohtani, Aaron Judge, and Yordan Alvarez, will each hit at least 40 home runs this season, promising to bring joy to baseball fans once again.

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