Invincible Fleet KCC Sailing at Speed to Win

Busan KCC, the "invincible fleet" aiming to win the championship title in the KBL championship game for the first time in the regular season league, is showing off its fierce competition. In the championship game, KCC successfully gained the upper hand by deploying faster attacks than in the playoff game. KCC is dreaming of a scenario in which it secures two wins in the series in the enemy territory and then grabs a toast in its new hometown of Busan.

KCC will challenge to win its second consecutive game against Suwon KT in Game 2 of the 2023-2024 KBL Championship (four wins out of seven) at Suwon KT Sonic Boom Arena on the 29th. KCC won the first game 90-73, securing one win first. KCC's goal is to secure its fourth consecutive win at home. Before the opening of this season, KCC left Jeonju and built a new nest in Busan.

The members of KCC's Super Team, which advanced to the championship after the semifinal and semi-final play-offs, are displaying teamwork that is close to completion. In the first round match, five players including Heo Woong, Song Kyo-chang (both 17 points), Ra Gun-ah, Alize DeShawn Johnson (both 14 points) and Choi Jun-yong (12 points) scored double-digit goals, showing even-handed performance. The team recorded 25 assists, overwhelming KT with only 12. This implies that the team exchanged organic passes during the scoring process.

In particular, his quick attack was the best. KCC scored 20 points on a quick attack alone in the first game. As soon as the third quarter started, his team displayed rapid attacks, widening the gap. While constantly scoring 15 points, KCC did not allow a single goal to the opponent team. Choi Jun-yong, Song Kyo-chang, and Heo Woong, who were highly mobile, quickly launched attacks and accumulated scores before the opponent team's defense was in order.

His defense was also successful. As previously announced, KCC manager Jeon Chang-jin focused on single digitizing the scores of other players except for KT Paris Bath (29 points) and Hur Hoon (12 points). He thus eliminated offensive variables other than the opponent team's "one-two punch." Ra Gun-ah, who recovered her prime skills, played the role of KCC's pillar by scoring nine rebounds and three blocks.

In the KBL, which was launched in 1997, there has never been a case where a team ranking fourth to sixth in the regular league wins the championship. KCC, which became the first team to advance to the championship, is challenging itself to a new history.

BY: 토토사이트