KCC and DB both have working routes into the paint, with second chances and the defense after each attack shaping the contest. DB's supporting scorers have shared the finishing, while KCC's recent rebound gains have not carried through into control. Anyang and KT present another split between keeping the ball moving and collecting it around the basket. Their recent meetings show why the next pass matters as much as the first rebound.
Heo Hoon has continued to find Long inside, and KCC's offensive rebounding gives that pairing repeated opportunities. DB answers through Alvano's penetration and Hammonds' scoring, with Jung Hyo-geun, Lee Yong-woo and Lee Jung-hyun providing established receiving targets. KCC conceded scores across Mobis' supporting players even after its opponent lost an import, giving DB's wider scoring group a relevant area to attack.
Ellenson and Kang remain absent in the reports read for this match. Visa and registration reporting supports an expected Williams debut, with the coach specifically seeking rebounding, defense and relief for Hammonds after his full overtime workload. KCC continues without Song Kyo-chang and Choi Jun-yong, leaving its remaining forwards and guards with more defensive work. I expect KCC's early interior offense to be answered by DB's several finishers, with Williams adding another option through the middle rotations. That's why I'm siding with Wonju DB to win.
Anyang's clearest advantage is the way Byun Jun-hyung, Moon Yu-hyeon and Park Ji-hoon share the ball without repeatedly losing the possession. KT has Bass and Porter inside, Moon Jung-hyun connecting the attack and Jeon Seong-hyeon providing an outside finish. Anyang's direct meeting with KT produced a large difference in lost possessions, and its subsequent game against DB again showed clean delivery.
Mooney's injury removes important interior work, with Reed registered as his replacement and Thomas expected to return in managed minutes. Anyang already kept its attack functioning against DB without Mooney or Thomas. Bass and Porter both played KT's latest game and are included in this matchup picture. Across the rotations, I expect Anyang's guards to keep finding Reed and Abando while testing KT's first entry and next pass. That's why I'm siding with Anyang JungKwanJang to win.
