Seoul SK defeated Changwon LG 86-85 in a 2026–27 KCC Pro Basketball home game at Jamsil Students’ Gymnasium on Oct. 24, securing their second victory and moving to 3rd place with a 2-1 record. In the same league window, Seoul Samsung beat Ulsan Hyundai Mobis 91-71 to capture the club’s first-ever 7-game opening win streak, while Goyang Sono edged KCC 97-96 thanks to a last-second buzzer-beater from Lee Jung-hyun.
Kim Nak-hyun and Isaiah Hicks Fuel Seoul SK Comeback Against Changwon LG
Seoul SK erased a 19-point first-quarter deficit to edge Changwon LG 86-85 on home court. Kim Nak-hyun paced the SK offense with 19 points, while Isaiah Hicks added 15 points and 10 rebounds for a double-double.
The lead shifted multiple times down the stretch. Yu Gi-sang hit a three-pointer with 2 minutes, 32 seconds remaining to put LG ahead 85-83, but Kim answered with a decisive three-pointer with 1 minute, 31 seconds left on the clock to seal the one-point win. Following the result, Changwon LG sits at 3-5 alongside Suwon KT in a tie for seventh place.
Kerem Kanter Leads Seoul Samsung Past Ulsan Hyundai Mobis for Historic Streak
Ulsan Hyundai Mobis dropped their second straight match to fall to 2-6, sharing ninth place with Busan KCC. Darius Bazley recorded 33 points and 11 rebounds for Hyundai Mobis in the loss, but Samsung pulled away decisively in the third quarter after a tight first half.
Lee Jung-hyun Delivers Buzzer-Beater as Goyang Sono Edges KCC
Goyang Sono claimed a 97-96 victory over KCC at Goyang Sono Arena courtesy of a dramatic last-second three-pointer by Lee Jung-hyun. The win lifts Sono to 4-4 and fifth place in the standings after their third straight victory.
Zani Obryant scored 23 points to lead Goyang Sono, while KCC’s Shawn Long put up 19 points and 14 rebounds before falling short.
KCC appeared poised to win after Heo Ung converted a two-pointer with 17 seconds left in the fourth quarter to build a four-point cushion. Lee Jae-do sank two free throws with six seconds remaining to narrow the gap, setting up Lee Jung-hyun’s game-winning buzzer-beater.
Seoul Samsung Leads the KCC Pro Basketball Table
The early-season table features Seoul Samsung alone at the summit following their seventh straight victory, while Seoul SK occupies third place at 2-1. Goyang Sono holds fifth at 4-4, Changwon LG and Suwon KT share seventh at 3-5, and Ulsan Hyundai Mobis and Busan KCC round out the bottom tier at 2-6.
Teams return to the floor for the next round of KCC Pro Basketball fixtures as the regular-season schedule continues across regional arenas.
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