Two games where one side looks healthier and steadier than the other, even if neither is a lock.
Suwon KT has dropped three straight by 13 to 20 points, and its manager has pointed at spacing, shot distribution and turnovers as the problem. On top of that the rotation is thin: a frontcourt player went down with an ankle injury in the latest report and two others are out long term. Wonju DB scores through its import pair and a guard line that creates steals and transition points. KT's home court and the manager's fixes keep it live, but DB's roster looks the more complete one, and that is why I'm siding with Wonju DB.
Shiga against Nagasaki is a pace and venue story. Shiga scores around ninety a game and has been about eight points better than its opponents at home over its last five. Nagasaki is the slower, lower-scoring team and has been well beaten on the road lately, with its one good result coming against the weakest team in the league. No lineup news is out for either side, so the read rests on those home and road splits. That's why I'm siding with Shiga at home.
