The teams have now bigger motivation at this stage of Regular Season. Every game can be crucial and decide about teams' position at the end of Regular Season.
The most surprising game was a loss of top-ranked Samsung Thunders (31-16) in Seoul on Sunday night. Hosts were rolled over by seventh ranked LG Sakers (21-26) 91-64. The game without a history. LG Sakers led from the first minutes and controlled entire game increasing their lead in each quarter. They dominated down low during the game scoring 68 of its points in the paint compared to Samsung Thunders' 40. LG Sakers looked well-organized offensively handing out 28 assists comparing to just 13 passes made by Samsung Thunders' players. Great defensive blocking was one of the keys in this match when LG Sakers made 7 blocks. It was a great evening for Central African-American power forward James Mays (206-86, college: Clemson) who led his team to a victory with a double-double by scoring 17 points, 11 rebounds, 5 assists and 5 blocks. The former international forward Sung-Min Cho (197-83) helped adding 17 points and 9 assists. At the losing side American swingman Michael Craig (196-91, college: S.Mississippi) responded with 15 points and 7 rebounds. The winner was already known earlier in the game, so both coaches allowed to play the bench players saving starting five for next games. LG Sakers maintains seventh place with 21-26 record. Samsung Thunders at the other side dropped to the second position with 16 games lost. LG Sakers are looking forward to face higher ranked Mobis Phoebus (#4) in Ulsan in the next round and it will be quite challenging to get another victory. Samsung Thunders will play on the road against the league's leader Anyang KGC having rather not much hope for a victory. Mobis Phoebus (#4) were upset in Ulsan by eighth ranked SK Knights64-57. It ended at the same time the two-game winning streak of Mobis Phoebus. It was an exceptional evening for American guard Terrico White (196-90, college: Mississippi) who led the winners and scored 28 points. James Singleton accounted for 15 points and 12 rebounds. American forward Eric Wise (198-90, college: USC) came up with a double-double by scoring 15 points and 13 rebounds for Mobis Phoebus in the defeat. Mobis Phoebus' coach Jae-Hak Yoo rotated ten players in this game, but that didn't help. SK Knights maintains eighth place with 19-28 record. Mobis Phoebus at the other side keep the fourth position with 22 games lost. SK Knights will play against higher ranked ET Land Elephants (#6) in Inchon in the next round and it will be quite challenging to get another victory. Mobis Phoebus will play on the road against KCC Egis in Jeonju and hope to get back on the winning track. Bottom-ranked Sonic Boom KT managed to get a fifteenth victory, breaking the series of three consecutive losses on Tuesday night. This time they won against ninth-ranked KCC Egis in Busan 94-89. Young-Hwan Kim fired 20 points and 9 assists for the winners. Andre Emmett produced a double-double by scoring 32 points, 10 rebounds and 6 assists (made all of his eleven free throws !!!) for lost side. Both coaches used bench players in such tough game. Sonic Boom KT maintains tenth place with 15-33 record. Loser KCC Egis keep the ninth position with 32 games lost. Sonic Boom KT will meet higher ranked Goyang Orions (#3) in the next round and it will be quite challenging to get another victory. KCC Egis will play against Mobis Phoebus (#4) and hope to secure a win.
In the last game of round 43 bottom-ranked Sonic Boom KT lost to ET Land on the opponent's court 73-87.
Bottom-ranked Sonic Boom KT managed to get a fifteenth victory, breaking the series of three consecutive losses on Tuesday night. This time they won against ninth-ranked KCC Egis in Busan 94-89. The hosts took control from the first minutes by winning the initial quarter 21-15. But KCC Egis won second period 23-21. However it was not enough to take a lead and get a victory that evening. Sonic Boom KT looked well-organized offensively handing out 28 assists. The former international forward Young-Hwan Kim (195-84) fired 20 points and 9 assists for the winners. American power forward Leon Williams (203-86, college: Ohio) chipped in a double-double by scoring 21 points and 10 rebounds. Five Sonic Boom KT players scored in double figures. American forward Andre Emmett (196-82, college: Texas Tech) produced a double-double by scoring 32 points, 10 rebounds and 6 assists (made all of his eleven free throws !!!) and the former international Chang-Yong Song (192-87) added 22 points respectively for lost side. Both coaches used bench players in such tough game. Sonic Boom KT maintains tenth place with 15-33 record. Loser KCC Egis keep the ninth position with 32 games lost. Sonic Boom KT will meet higher ranked Goyang Orions (#3) in the next round and it will be quite challenging to get another victory. KCC Egis will play against Mobis Phoebus (#4) and hope to secure a win. Top scorers: Sonic Boom KT: L.Williams 21+10reb+2ast, Y.Kim 20+4reb+9ast, J.Kim 19, J.Lee 14+5reb+10ast, L.Jackson 10+8reb+3ast, B.Ho 10 KCC Egis: A.Emmett 32+10reb+6ast, C.Song 22, I.Clark 13+8reb, H.Lee 6+8ast, J.Han 5+6reb+1ast, K.Song 4+1reb+1ast
Very expected game in Inchon where 10th ranked Sonic Boom KT (15-33) was defeated by sixth ranked ET Land Elephants (23-24) 87-73 on Sunday. The hosts were tied at the half but managed to speed up in last two quarters eventually winning the game. ET Land Elephants looked well-organized offensively handing out 25 assists. U.S. Virgin Islands forward Victor Cuthbert (197-83, college: Murray St.) fired a double-double by scoring 21 points and 10 rebounds for the winners. The former international guard Chan-Hee Park (190-87) chipped in a double-double by scoring 12 points and 11 assists. Four ET Land Elephants players scored in double figures. American power forward Leon Williams (203-86, college: Ohio) produced a double-double by scoring 15 points and 12 rebounds and forward Hyeon-Min Kim (200-87) added 17 points (on 7-of-8 shooting from the field) respectively for lost side. Sonic Boom KT's coach Seung-Gi Kim tested eleven players which allowed the starters a little rest for the next games. ET Land Elephants maintains sixth place with 23-24 record. Sonic Boom KT lost third consecutive game. They stay dead last with 33 lost games. ET Land Elephants will meet SK Knights (#8) in the next round. Sonic Boom KT will play against Goyang Orions in Daegu and hope to secure a win. Top scorers: ET Land: V.Cuthbert 21+10reb+1ast, S.Kang 18+3reb, Y.Jung 14+3ast, C.Park 12+4reb+11ast, H.Geun Jeong 8+5reb+5ast, I.Aska 7+2reb Sonic Boom KT: H.Kim 17+4reb+2ast, L.Williams 15+12reb+2ast, L.Jackson 12+4reb+2ast, J.Lee 9+1reb+4ast, Y.Kim 8+2reb+3ast, J.Kim 6+1reb
The most surprising game was a loss of top-ranked Samsung Thunders (31-16) in Seoul on Sunday night. Hosts were rolled over by seventh ranked LG Sakers (21-26) 91-64. The game without a history. LG Sakers led from the first minutes and controlled entire game increasing their lead in each quarter. They dominated down low during the game scoring 68 of its points in the paint compared to Samsung Thunders' 40. LG Sakers looked well-organized offensively handing out 28 assists comparing to just 13 passes made by Samsung Thunders' players. Great defensive blocking was one of the keys in this match when LG Sakers made 7 blocks. It was a great evening for Central African-American power forward James Mays (206-86, college: Clemson) who led his team to a victory with a double-double by scoring 17 points, 11 rebounds, 5 assists and 5 blocks. The former international forward Sung-Min Cho (197-83) helped adding 17 points and 9 assists. Four LG Sakers players scored in double figures. At the losing side American swingman Michael Craig (196-91, college: S.Mississippi) responded with 15 points and 7 rebounds and the former international forward Ricardo Ratliffe (203-89, college: Missouri) produced a double-double by scoring 15 points and 10 rebounds. The winner was already known earlier in the game, so both coaches allowed to play the bench players saving starting five for next games. LG Sakers maintains seventh place with 21-26 record. Samsung Thunders at the other side dropped to the second position with 16 games lost. LG Sakers are looking forward to face higher ranked Mobis Phoebus (#4) in Ulsan in the next round and it will be quite challenging to get another victory. Samsung Thunders will play on the road against the league's leader Anyang KGC having rather not much hope for a victory. Top scorers: LG Sakers: J.Mays 17+11reb+5ast, S.Cho 17+4reb+9ast, M.Little 14+3reb+4ast, T.Bakin 11+5reb+1ast, J.Kim 9+2reb+2ast, S.Choi 8+4reb+2ast Samsung Th.: M.Craig 15+7reb+3ast, R.Ratliffe 15+10reb, G.Stevenson 10+3reb+2ast, K.Bum 8+2reb+4ast, D.Lim 6+3reb, K.Ngi 3+1reb
Mobis Phoebus (#4) were upset in Ulsan by eighth ranked SK Knights64-57. It ended at the same time the two-game winning streak of Mobis Phoebus. The guests took control from the first minutes by winning first half. But Mobis Phoebus won third quarter 21-15. However it was not enough to take a lead and get a victory that evening. It was an exceptional evening for American guard Terrico White (196-90, college: Mississippi) who led the winners and scored 28 points. His fellow American import forward James Singleton (203-81, college: Murray St., agency: Interperformances) accounted for 15 points and 12 rebounds for the winning side. American forward Eric Wise (198-90, college: USC) came up with a double-double by scoring 15 points and 13 rebounds and international center Jong-Hyun Lee (206-94) added 11 points and 8 rebounds respectively for Mobis Phoebus in the defeat. Mobis Phoebus' coach Jae-Hak Yoo rotated ten players in this game, but that didn't help. SK Knights maintains eighth place with 19-28 record. Mobis Phoebus at the other side keep the fourth position with 22 games lost. SK Knights will play against higher ranked ET Land Elephants (#6) in Inchon in the next round and it will be quite challenging to get another victory. Mobis Phoebus will play on the road against KCC Egis in Jeonju and hope to get back on the winning track. Top scorers: SK Knights: T.White 28+3reb+3ast, J.Singleton 15+12reb, B.Kyung Choi 11+4reb+3ast, C.Song 4+1ast, J.Choi 4+7reb, H.Seok Lee 2+6reb+1ast Mobis Phoebus: E.Wise 15+13reb+2ast, J.Lee 11+8reb, J.Ham 8+5reb+2ast, D.Yang 8+2reb+8ast, S.Kim 8+1ast, N.Miller 5+2reb+2ast
SK Knights - DB Promy 80-77
SK Knights are the new KBL champions. They beat DB Promy in the sixth game of the championship series to capture the trophy. DB Promy was tied after three quarters but could not keep up in the last quarter eventually losing the game. SK Knights looked well-organized offensively handing out 21 assists. The best player for the winners was American guard Terrico White (196-90, college: Mississippi) who scored 22 points, 5 rebounds and 6 assists. Central Africa... [read more]
SK Knights are the new KBL champions. They beat DB Promy in the sixth game of the championship series to capture the trophy. DB Promy was tied after three quarters but could not keep up in the last quarter eventually losing the game. SK Knights looked well-organized offensively handing out 21 assists. The best player for the winners was American guard Terrico White (196-90, college: Mississippi) who scored 22 points, 5 rebounds and 6 assists. Central African-American power forward James Mays (206-86, college: Clemson) chipped in 12 points, 8 rebounds, 7 assists and 6 steals. Four SK Knights players scored in double figures. At the other side the best for losing team was American swingman Deonte Burton (193-94, college: Iowa St.) who recorded a double-double by scoring 14 points, 12 rebounds and 4 assists and his fellow American import power forward Rodrique Benson (207-84, college: California) added 20 points and 6 rebounds respectively. Both coaches used bench players in such tough game. Top scorers: SK Knights: T.White 22+5reb+6ast, J.Choi 14+7reb+3ast, J.Mays 12+8reb+7ast, Y.An 10+3reb+1ast, M.Kim 8+3reb, S.Kim 7+3reb+1ast DB Promy: R.Benson 20+6reb+3ast, D.Burton 14+12reb+4ast, W.Lee 13+2reb+3ast, K.Doo 9+3reb+4ast, H.Yoon 8+11reb+1ast, J.Han 5+1reb
Quebradillas land Reyshawn Terry, ex Mobis Phoebus - 4 days ago
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REYSHAWN TERRY Defending champion Piratas de Quebradillas (BSN) tabbed experienced 34-year old American forward Reyshawn Terry (203-109kg-84, college: N.Carolina). He played recently at played at Mobis Phoebus in South Korean KBL league. In 57 games he averaged impressive 22.5ppg, 7.4rpg, 1.9apg and 1.4spg this season. He was also selected League Player of the Week. The most of last season Terry spent at Ryukyu (B League) in Japan where in 44 games he had very remarkable stats: 15.4ppg,... [read more]
REYSHAWN TERRY
Defending champion Piratas de Quebradillas (BSN) tabbed experienced 34-year old American forward Reyshawn Terry (203-109kg-84, college: N.Carolina). He played recently at played at Mobis Phoebus in South Korean KBL league. In 57 games he averaged impressive 22.5ppg, 7.4rpg, 1.9apg and 1.4spg this season. He was also selected League Player of the Week. The most of last season Terry spent at Ryukyu (B League) in Japan where in 44 games he had very remarkable stats: 15.4ppg, 5.7rpg and 1.5apg. He helped them to end the regular season as a second best team in B League West Division. Terry also played for LG Sakers (also in KBL) that season. In only one game he recorded high stats: 27 points, 14 rebounds, 4 assists and 3 steals. In 2007 Terry was drafted by Orlando Magic (NBA) in second round (44th overall). He attended University of North Carolina and it will be his eleventh (!!!) season in pro basketball. Among other achievements Terry won Dominican Rep. LNB South Division championship title in 2015. He received also Latinbasket.com All-Dominican Rep. LNB Player of the Year award and Latinbasket.com All-Dominican Rep. LNB Import player of the Year award back in 2015. Terry represented USA at the West Asia Basketball Championships in Tehran (Iran) five years ago. His team won Silver. Terry is a very experienced player. And here thanks to pro basketball he experienced life in ten different countries playing on four different continents. He is familiar with European, Asian, Latin American and of course North American leagues. Terry has played previously professionally in France (Le Mans), Germany, Greece, Italy, Lebanon (Tadamon, Champville and Al Moutahed), Spain, Ukraine (Khimik), Venezuela (Trotamundos), Puerto Rico (Santeros) and Dominican Republic (Caneros de La Romana, La Villa and JH Rodriguez). Let's have closer look into His outlook:
(by Matthew Maurer for NBADraft.net in 2007)
Terry has a good amount of quickness to create separation from his defender. Athletically he is among the elite level athletes at his position in the college game. Physically he has all the tools one looks for in a defender. Long arms, quickness, and size Underrated ball handler who can take opposing players off the dribble. Great help defender who gets a number of shot blocks by rotating over.
Has always been a bit of an inconsistent player who goes through periods of streaky play. Has a tendency to gamble too much on steals which can leave him out of position giving his man the open look.
KBL Round 5 of Finals. SK Knights earn third straight victory - 6 days ago
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DB Promy - SK Knights 89-98
SK Knights upset DB Promy on the road to celebrate the third straight win in the Finals. DB Promy trailed by 16 points after 3 quarters before a 28-21 run in the last quarter cut the deficit to 89-98 at the end of the game. SK Knights shot the lights out from three sinking 15 long-distance shots on high 55.6 percentage. They looked well-organized offensively handing out 23 assists. The best player for the winners was American guard Terrico White (196-90, co... [read more]
SK Knights upset DB Promy on the road to celebrate the third straight win in the Finals. DB Promy trailed by 16 points after 3 quarters before a 28-21 run in the last quarter cut the deficit to 89-98 at the end of the game. SK Knights shot the lights out from three sinking 15 long-distance shots on high 55.6 percentage. They looked well-organized offensively handing out 23 assists. The best player for the winners was American guard Terrico White (196-90, college: Mississippi) who had a double-double by scoring 23 points, 9 rebounds and 11 assists. Central African-American power forward James Mays (206-86, college: Clemson) chipped in 25 points and 5 rebounds. American swingman Deonte Burton (193-94, college: Iowa St.) produced 28 points, 7 rebounds, 6 assists and 4 blocks and the former international guard Kyung-Min Doo (184-91) added 24 points and 5 rebounds respectively for the hosts. Five SK Knights and four DB Promy players scored in double figures. Both coaches used bench players which allowed the starters a little rest for the next games. Top scorers: DB Promy: D.Burton 28+7reb+6ast, K.Doo 24+5reb+1ast, R.Benson 12+7reb+2ast, T.Kim 10+2reb, H.Kim 5+2reb+3ast, W.Lee 4+3reb SK Knights: J.Mays 25+5reb+1ast, T.White 23+9reb+11ast, J.Choi 14+5reb, H.Seok Lee 11+1reb, M.Kim 10+3reb+2ast, S.Kim 4+3reb+4ast
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