“Let’s go! I’ll cheer you up with my body.”
The secret private lives of a mascot part-timer who’s a former baseball player and cheerleaders. Do you wanna hear about them?

Kim Ju-ah just wanted to get to work on time, but one wrong turn onto her favorite baseball team’s bus leaves her trapped. The “Home Team” is muscular, hungry, and has zero boundaries. Before Ju-ah can even apologize, she’s pinned down by the very athletes she cheers for, forced to listen to their filthy promises to ruin her for any other man. In the back of the bus, Ju-ah is about to find out exactly how much “stamina” professional ballplayers really have.

“Seo Minjae, who recently treated his hyperhidrosis at a mysterious clinic, now possesses a strange power no one can quite explain. To manage its lingering symptoms, he turns to the campus rehabilitation club, Care, for an affordable solution.

To join, he must pass an initiation test: a one-on-one massage session in front of the club president.

The catch? His massage partner is none other than Yoo Ara, a judo major who once slammed him into the ground after mistaking him for the campus pervert. Now, Minjae must use his mysterious power to pull off the ultimate act of persuasion.”

About a boy who plays baseball for his school and has a magical bat, but everytime he hits a pitch he has to pay money to keep it.

“I must get into that school!” That was the sudden thought Chinatsu had during the summer of her third year in middle school. Chinatsu never really thought about her goals and dreams in life, but after seeing a match in the Japan National High School Baseball Tournament (or Koushien), she suddenly had a goal to achieve! She worked extra hard, and finally got into the school, but on the first day, she meets a fierce looking senpai who is actually the baseball team’s ace player! Once again, Chinatsu did her best and managed to be the baseball team’s manager, yet the most important player is…?!

The “baseball money survival” story focuses on a baseball team that operates as a highly-stratified society, where the player’s performance determines his annual salary. The story follows an eight-year relief pitcher with an odd left-handed side-arm throw as he fights to survive under the team’s strict system.

Natsuhiko Sakurada, having won three billion dollars in lottery transferred to the Millionaire Private School, that catered for the children from wealthy families. This is all for the sake of seeking his childhood friend, Shin, whom he used to play baseball with. This school is managed by a pair of twins, who are the very popular and smart young masters of the Jinnai family. But, unexpectedly, this school does not have a baseball team and his room-mate, one of the Jinnai’s twins, is very distant towards him. In order to setup a baseball team to find Shin, what would Natsuhiko do?

Hiroto Fujiki is the ace on his high-school baseball team. He takes an interest in one of his groupies, only to find out that “she” is not who “she” appears to be.

A (not so popular) idol happens to throw a ball at a ceremonial first pitch. And it gets clocked at 153km/h. Her new life begins?

After the sudden death of his wife and child, John Harding spirals into despair. Deprived of his motivation to live, his attempt at suicide is unexpectedly interrupted by the arrival of a friend who wants him to coach the town’s Little League team. Can John restore meaning to his life?