Han Ho-bin’s seesaw game was weak, but I’m glad I won.

[엑스포츠뉴스 잠실학생, 김현세 기자] ‘When we lead by 10 points or more, there was a situation where we ran uneasy, but I think we need to fix it.’

Goyang Orion Orions Han Ho-bin played 13 points (3 points 3) 7 rebounds 3 assists and 1 steel in an away game against Seoul SK in the 2020-2021 Hyundai Mobis professional basketball held at the Jamsil Student Gymnasium in Seoul, winning 81-79. Led. Orion reached 24 wins and 18 losses in 42 matches for the season, and Anyang KGC (23 wins and 18 losses), which was tied for 3rd place, went to fourth place. The ride with 2nd place Ulsan Hyundai Mobis is two games.

Han Hobin ran everywhere in the space to catch not only scoring but also rebound. However, coach Eul-joon Kang rebuked his performance today. Despite the playoffs coming soon, he missed a lot of close-up games. In today’s game, Orion was 15 points ahead until the 3rd quarter and caught up to 1 point in the second half of the 4th quarter. With 4 seconds left for the game to end, Kim Gun-woo’s shot went off the rim and barely won.

After the game, Hobin Han said,’We showed a lot of weakness in the seesaw game, but it is fortunate that we won today.’ They reflected on the fact that there are many cases where they cannot catch a game where the game continues until the second half of the game.

In particular, today’s match made me rethink the new foreign player, Devin Williams, as manager Eul-jun Kang. Williams scored only 6 points in 13 minutes and 46 seconds, and his shot accuracy (3/12) was disappointing. Manager Kang did not have any problems with the affinity, but was very disappointed when it came to blending into the team’s abilities. Hobin Han, who has to breathe as a guard, said that he would find room for improvement through dialogue.

He said, “I haven’t played a few games yet, so I haven’t been able to pinpoint the player, but I think I need to talk more about it. He has a strong personality and tends not to play what we want, but it would be nice if we all talk.

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