Changwon LG Sakers failed to win a streak after losing to Hyundai Mobis Pivot.
Changwon LG lost by 64-81 against Ulsan Hyundai Mobis in the ‘2020-2021 Hyundai Mobis Professional Basketball Regular League’ held at the Changwon Indoor Gymnasium on the afternoon of the 12th. LG played a tight game with Hyundai Mobis in the first half, but it began to collapse from the second half. In the third quarter, he was unable to score double digits, and he showed strength in pursuit.
LG Kim Dong-yang is rebounding at the pro basketball Changwon LG-Ulsan Hyundai Mobis game held at the Changwon Indoor Gymnasium on the 12th./KBL/
In the first quarter, LG crossed the mid-quarter and pushed the gap between 5-13 and 8 points, but narrowed the gap with Williams’ two-point shot and Choi Seung-wook’s two free throws. As Williams’ defensive rebounds and steals came out one after the other, LG tightened the reins of the pursuit. LG, who reversed 14-13 with a 3-point shot by Kim Si-rae, kept the lead by finishing the first quarter with 18-17.
With the second quarter open, both teams continued the seesaw game. LG allowed Hyundai Mobis to score consecutive goals, such as giving free throws for team fouls in the middle of the quarter, with a score of 24-29. White tried three-point shots three times, but it was regrettable that he couldn’t cut the rim one time.
LG pursued again and caught up by one point, but Hyundai Mobis ran away with a three-point shot.
LG ended the second quarter with 36-38 with two free throws at the end of the quarter, though Park Gyeong-sang fired a 3-point shot and tied again with 36-36.
In the third quarter, LG only scored nine points. The ball couldn’t cut the rim every time, and the offensive failure continued, and the score increased even more due to frequent fouls and even free throws. LG recorded a score of 43-58 with White shooting a three-point shot with two minutes left, and the third goal in the third quarter. LG, who could not dominate the bottom of the goal, ended the third quarter with 45-63.
LG began pursuing the fourth quarter by opening its doors to three consecutive stores, Yun Won-sang and Kim Si-rae. However, it did not significantly narrow the score gap. He followed up to a difference of 55-65, 10 points, but the opponent ran away with the team’s quick attack and the outside shot, and the score gap widened again. In an urgent need, LG even lost its will to pursue and lost to 64-81. LG recorded 11 wins and 19 losses in the game that day, and is still at the 9th place in the league rankings.
LG will play a game against Jeonju KCC at the Jeonju Indoor Gymnasium on the 19th.
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