More than 200 Spurs fans in South Korea have found community in the team
Time zones can't stop these Spurs superfans from watching games at their desks all the way in South Korea. Meet the group that's holding it down for the Silver & Black across the globe.
The San Antonio Spurs have cultivated a sizable fanbase in South Korea, with more than 200 supporters forming a dedicated club. These Korean fans stay connected to the team through social media, group chats, and rare in-person gatherings. Club members report on games and trade merchandise, bridging the 15-hour time difference between San Antonio and Seoul.
Key figures in the Korean fan community include Hyeongjin Park, who creates merchandise, and Tami Kang, a vice president of the Korean American Association of San Antonio. For Park, the Spurs' David Robinson was a catalyst for his fandom, while Gwan became a fan after witnessing Devin Vassell's performance in an All-Star game. Despite the geographical divide, these fans remain united in their excitement for the Spurs, hoping the team will secure the NBA championship.
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