The possession after a miss could be the best part of Anyang–LG. Anyang beat Mobis despite losing the rebound count, helped by a big turnover gap; LG beat Wonju while being outrebounded, with much more scoring from deep. But Anyang's next listed game is a useful brake on that story: it forced more turnovers than Seoul and still lost. I want to see which side can turn a recovered or stolen ball into a clean shot, not just win one box-score column.
The provisional records show Anyang beating Mobis 88–85 with 28 rebounds to 40 and six turnovers to 16. Against Seoul, Anyang lost 58–66 while making three of 25 three-point attempts. LG beat Wonju 96–92 with 26 rebounds to 33, nine turnovers to 12, and 12 made threes to five. Those are different opponents and small samples, so the matchup is a question about possession quality rather than a template for a result.
