A close basketball game against a lopsided volleyball one. In Seoul the record says one thing and the box scores say another, while in Sungurlu a debutant side is still looking for its first set win.
Seoul Knights against KCC Egis: the Knights are 3-1, but their three home wins were narrow and leaned on hot three-point shooting. KCC are 2-6 yet shoot a high percentage and score plenty. They lose by conceding, and four of their recent league losses were by eleven points or fewer. With the Knights playing a third game in a week, I expect a tight game, so I'm siding with KCC to stay within the margin.
Sungurlu against Galatasaray: Sungurlu have taken one set in two games, with set scores like 14-25 and 12-25. Galatasaray have a settled starting six built around Maar and Ma'a, and they won 3-0 in their last home game. Sungurlu can steal a set at home, which is a normal result, but a Galatasaray win by two sets or more covers that. That's why I'm siding with Galatasaray.
