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20261 seasonKim Sung-ho
IMDb 8.0
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A sports coming-of-age drama depicting the brilliant friendship and growth of a high school pitcher struggling with the yips and a mysterious transfer student who becomes his devoted manager.

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Baseball PlayerYouth SportsAthleteFantasySchool Setting숏플랫폼

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What is Wind Up (2026) about?

A sports coming-of-age drama depicting the brilliant friendship and growth of a high school pitcher struggling with the yips and a mysterious transfer student who becomes his devoted manager.

Who stars in Wind Up?

Wind Up stars Jaemin (Kwon Tae-hee), Jeno (Lee Woo-jin), Lee Jong-hyuk (Coach), Oh Hyun-kyung (Tae-hee’s Mother). The series was created by Kim Sung-ho.

How many seasons does Wind Up have?

Wind Up has 1 seasons. There are 50 episodes in total.

Is Wind Up worth watching?

Wind Up holds an IMDb rating of 8.0/10. Fans of Drama are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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