Seoul has two interior scoring options and a wing who has already rescued a late lead. KT has developed a second paint finisher alongside Bass and has shown a scoring reply after an opponent's run. The game should turn on whether repeated entries become points and whether the next defensive possession ends with a stop.
Kanter scored heavily against KT in the first meeting, when Porter had only six. Porter has since scored 18 and 22 in KT's latest two wins, while Bass supplied scoring and passes into the paint. Kanter played limited minutes after a shoulder collision in Seoul's last game, and McCullough's big replacement stint still ended with Seoul scoring just nine in the final quarter.
Oczon's surgery removes a KT guard creator, but the Bass, Porter and Kang sequence produced a late answer in the first game after it. Seoul's Han and Gutang can challenge those entries; KT's current interior finishing gives it a second way to respond once that first action is checked. That's why I'm siding with Suwon KT to take the final win.
