The 2010 champion of Taiwan's Chinese Professional Baseball League (CPBL) will take on its Korea Baseball Organization (KBO) counterpart in central Taiwan on Nov. 4-5, executives from the leagues announced jointly at a press conference in Taipei on Wednesday. They will play one game a day at the Taichung Intercontinental Baseball Stadium. If one team wins both games, it will receive NT$8 million (US$251,400) and the loser will receive NT$2 million, according to the CPBL. If the teams win one game each, they will get NT$5 million apiece. As both leagues' seasons are still in process, it was not known which teams would participate. CPBL President Chao Shou-po said both leagues hoped the Taiwan-Korea champion games will help revive the Asia Series, a tournament between Taiwan, South Korea, Japan and China that was discontinued in 2008 because of financial trouble. Chao's KBO counterpart Yoo Young-goo and Taiwan's Sports Affairs Minister Tai Hsia-ling also attended the conference. Yoo touted the event as more than just a couple of baseball games, saying the interaction could help improve Taiwan-Korea ties and friendship. 