Try: We Become Miracles

This is the first Korean drama to feature the niche sport of 'rugby' prominently. The drama's title, 'Try,' signifies scoring in a rugby match, while also symbolizing the determination and courage to charge forward with the ball. The story begins when Joo Ga-ram, once a rugby idol, disappears after a doping scandal and returns to his alma mater to lead the rugby team. However, this rugby team is literally the perennial last place. Here, a somewhat suspicious, eccentric, and unpredictable coach makes the kids who had given up start playing again, and those kids, in turn, help the coach become human again. It's a sports drama about young athletes filled with a sense of defeat healing each other's wounds and growing together towards winning the national championship. Honestly, I watched it without high expectations because it had the typical setup of a sports drama, but it effectively captured the underlying processes within a simple story with great immersion. I recommend 'Try' for its passionate energy and touching moments.