KBL is a league that relies heavily on mercenaries. Teams with certain foreign players tend to have a guaranteed performance. Just look at the current leaderboard.
KGC Ginseng Corporation, which is ranked first with 33 wins and 12 losses, has scorer Omari Spellman. Spellman is averaging 19.5 points and 9.8 rebounds per game. He is making 2.8 3-pointers per game and is making 37.2 percent of his 3-pointers. He is equipped with an explosive outer cannon, making it difficult for opponents to defend. In addition to the mercenary matchup, you need to pay attention to the outer defense rotation as well. This is why it is burdensome to deal with KGC Ginseng Corporation. Of course, the performance is affected by the ups and downs of Spellman, but with the addition of a lineup of national team-level domestic players such as Byun Jun-hyung, Moon Seong-gon, and Oh Se-geun, they are defending their No. 1 spot.
2nd place LG is putting forward Assem Marey, who shows off his board dominance. He is averaging 14.9 points and 12.5 rebounds per game. Rebound is league 1. With Marey firmly guarding the bottom of the goal, domestic players can throw shots to their heart’s content. If Marey falters, Dante Cunningham, who is equipped with offensive power, is put in to balance the course. 3rd place SK is also showing off its steady performance thanks to Jameel Warney, the ‘double-double machine’. Warney is averaging 23.8 points (1st) and 11.1 rebounds (4th) per game. 안전놀이터
4th place Hyundai Mobis is also highly dependent on Gage Prim. Prim, who was a 2-option foreign player, showed potential in the cup competition before the start of the season, and is proudly establishing himself as the best mercenary in the league. Prim is averaging 18.7 points per game (fifth) and 11.3 laps (third). Thanks to Prim, who is constantly guarding the court without a miss, Hyundai Mobis has also built up the power to aim for the top ranks. Carrot, ranked 5th, is also maintaining a mid-ranking position with Didric Lawson at the fore despite the bad news of the departure of David Simon. He is recording 18.6 points and 9.7 rebounds per game, but the advantage is that he has explosive power as if he led the victory by scoring 34 points in the match against Samsung on the 19th. 6th place KT also prepared a rebound point after replacing all two foreign players with Jarrod Jones and Leicester Froster.
7th place KCC is struggling with Laguna alone, and 8th place DB is suffering from the sluggishness of newly recruited Malcolm Thomas. In the 9th place, Gas Corporation, Murphy Holloway and Devon Scott are unable to overwhelm their opponents. The bottom Samsung tried to turn around by replacing foreign players with Darral Willis and Anthony Moss, but lost momentum due to a series of bad news from injuries.