As the defending South Korean baseball champion LG Twins bowed out early in the postseason Tuesday night, the exit also closed the book on their iconic home park in the capital city, Jamsil Baseball Stadium. The Twins absorbed a 13-1 loss to the visiting Kia Tigers in Game 3 of the first round in the Korea Baseball Organization (KBO) postseason Tuesday. It completed the Tigers' three-game sweep of the best-of-five battle and ended the Twins' bid for their second straight Korean Series title. It also ended up being the last official game played at Jamsil, which opened in 1982 and will be demolished after this season to make room for a new dome. Jamsil has been home to many memorable championship moments over the years, with the Twins and another club, Doosan Bears, as co-tenants. Most recently, the Twins clinched the 2023 Korean Series championship at Jamsil, their first title since 1994. The Twins also won the 2025 title, but the clincher came on the road in the central city of Daejeon against the Hanwha Eagles. And there will be no more celebration. The Tigers put up a seven-spot in the t