‘Hicks Final Free Throw’ Samsung beats DB and wins 4 consecutive wins… Single 4th place
E-Land won 78-73 in the 2020-2021 Hyundai Mobis professional basketball game against KGC Ginseng Corporation in Incheon Samsan Indoor Gymnasium on the 27th.
E-Land, which lost 63-68 to Goyang Orion the day before, raised the atmosphere again with a victory that day, and harvested 13 wins (12 losses) in the season.
On the other hand, KGC Ginseng Corporation, who suffered a postponement of the Busan KT match on the 25th due to Byun Jun-hyung’s high fever, lost 10th (14 wins) and tied for second place with Orion. E-Land’s 3-point shoot success rate was 20% (30 attempts, 6 successes), but the outside shot was difficult, but after gaining an overwhelming advantage with 38-24 in the rebound fight, he won. 15 out of 38 were attack rebounds. Ace Kim Nak-hyun, who only scored 4 points against Orion the day before, showed a rise with 15 points and 6 assists, and Eric Thompson secured the bottom of the goal with 12 points and 14 rebounds. Henry Sims also played a part with 13 points.
In KGC Ginseng Corporation, where Junhyung Byun was missing due to high fever and body aches, Jaedo Lee (16 points), Seonghyun Jeon (14 points), Ratabius Williams (12 points and 5 rebounds), Heejong Yang (10 points), and Chris McCullough (10 points) are double digits. He scored but was unable to overcome his inferior rebound.
In the first half, there weren’t many goals, and both teams ended with a tight 38-38. Lee Jae-do scored 13 points only in the first half, leading the attack of KGC Ginseng Corporation, while Henry Sims scored 9 points in E-Land, Kim Nak-hyun and Jung Young-sam scored evenly.
In the early 3rd quarter, E-Land took a 45-40 lead with Lee Dae-heon’s 2-point shot and Tamson’s 3-point play, but KGC Ginseng Corporation quickly overturned the game as the outer gun revived. Moon Seong-gon and Yang Hee-jong opened three stores in a row, and Jeon Seong-hyun inserted two rooms in a row at the three stores, turning 54-47.
E-Land, which was being dragged down, drew a 58-58 tie with Chabawi’s bottom-of-the-line shot, additional free throws, and Tamson’s four consecutive goals in the last minute of the third quarter.
Immediately after the start of the fourth quarter, the teams that exchanged three stores one by one continued the seesaw game throughout the fourth quarter.
E-Land took a last minute flow with Kim Nak-hyun succeeding in 3 stores and additional free throws 2 minutes 29 seconds before the end of the game.
E-Land, who was chased by giving a two-point shot to Yang Hee-jong, was on the verge of allowing a reversal as Kim Nak-hyun’s turnover came out, but KGC Ginseng Corporation failed to score and wiped out his heart.
Jeon Hyeon-woo succeeded in a two-point shot following the steal with 40 seconds left for E-Land, and took the attack right 28 seconds before the end due to Yang Hee-jong’s turnover.
At the Jamsil Student Gymnasium, Busan KT showed a back-heartedness and defeated Seoul SK 91-86.
KT, which started the fourth quarter with 67-80 behind them, raised momentum by Brandon Brown opening two rooms in three stores in a row right after the start of the fourth quarter.
KT, which continued to catch up with Heo Hoon’s free throw and Yang Hong-seok and Brown’s scoring, tied the score at 85-85 as Kim Young-hwan shot three and two points in a row at the end of the fourth quarter.
KT succeeded in reversing with Heo Hoon’s two-point shot, and Park Jun-young’s two-point shot and Heo-hoon succeeded in two-point shots, leading the game to 91-86 16 seconds before the end of the game.
KT, who had 2 consecutive wins, broke the chain of 4 consecutive defeats against SK and won 12th (11th). SK, who fell into a pit of 3 consecutive losses, finished 8th with 11-14.
Kim Young-hwan made a big success by scoring 20 points, leading KT’s chase at the end of the game, and Brown made a double-double with 20 points and 12 rebounds to win the team. Yang Hong-seok also played his part with 15 points and 11 rebounds, and Heo Hoon also scored 14 points.
In SK, Nick Mineras struggled with 33 points and 7 rebounds. In addition, Kim Sun-hyung (17 points, 7 rebounds, 6 assists) and Jamil Wone (13 points, 6 rebounds) scored double digits.
At the Wonju General Gymnasium, Seoul Samsung won a 73-72 thrilling 1 point victory against the Wonju DB.
Samsung, who won the first four consecutive wins of the season, recorded 13 wins and 11 losses, placing it in fourth place alone. On the other hand, DB fell in 3 consecutive losses and remained at the bottom with 6-18.
Samsung, who entered the fourth quarter, lagging behind 55-63, went on a fierce pursuit. After succeeding in pursuit up to 64-66 with a 3-point shot by Jang Min-guk, a tie of 68-68 by Aizea Hicks’ consecutive scoring.
After that, the flow of chasing continued, and Higgs all succeeded in free throws obtained from the 71-72 situation with 1.8 seconds left for the end of the game, creating a dramatic reversal drama.
At Samsung, Hicks made a big success with 15 points and 6 rebounds. In particular, he concentrated 10 points only in the second half and led a reverse victory. In addition, Kim Joon-il helped with 13 points and 8 rebounds and Kim Hyun-soo with 9 points and 7 assists.
In the DB, Justin Knox played 17 points and 6 rebounds, Doo Gyeong-min played 15 points, and Kim Jong-gyu 13 points and 13 rebounds, but the light faded from the team defeat.
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