Suwon KT–Wonju DB has a good question hidden behind the recent scores: who gets a usable shot after the first pass goes wrong? KT turned it over 17 times at Anyang and 13 against Mobis; Wonju's latest opponent, KoGas, had 18 turnovers. That points to a lively possession battle, but Wonju also conceded 12 threes to Seoul, so disruption alone won't settle it.
KT made only five threes in its loss to Mobis, while Wonju's win over KoGas came with 22 assists and 13 turnovers of its own, according to our provisional match records. I'd watch whether KT can move the ball into a clean look after Wonju contests the first action. At the other end, can KT make Wonju restart an attack without giving up the next pass?
