This episode explores the rich history and global journey of baseball. Originating from European bat-and-ball games like rounders, baseball took shape in the United States during the 19th century. With the efforts of figures like Alexander Cartwright, modern rules were established, leading to the professionalization of the sport and the formation of leagues such as the National League and American League. Baseball became deeply ingrained in American culture, symbolized by legends like Babe Ruth and Jackie Robinson. The game then spread to Japan, where it was adopted through education and evolved into a national passion. Simultaneously, baseball took root in Latin America, especially in Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Venezuela, and Puerto Rico, becoming a source of pride and identity. Today, baseball is a global sport with deep cultural significance across continents.