Two players and their manager for a Seoul high school baseball team were suspended for a month by the sport's national governing body Wednesday for their role in a trash-talking incident. The Korea Baseball Softball Association (KBSA) handed down a one-month suspension on the three principal figures of the June incident from Pai Chai High School. The two players were penalized for leading their team's chants, "Let's go to Starbucks!" and "Tank Day!" during a national tournament game in late June in Seoul against Gwangju Jeil High School from the southwestern city of Gwangju. These words were linked to a controversial Starbucks Korea promotion on May 18, which drew strong criticism for allegedly mocking the 1980 Gwangju pro-democracy uprising on its 46th anniversary. On July 1, the KBSA slapped Pai Chai with a six-month ban from competing at national tournaments, but the Korean Sport & Olympic Committee reduced it to one month on July 20 following the school's appeal. The decision allowed Pai Chai to play in the final major national competition of the year in August, the Bonghwang National