Will Samsung Life bring a crack to the Yanggang structure?
Yongin’s Samsung Life defeated the Cheongju KB Stars 67-59 on Nov. 17, causing a small tectonic shift in the Women’s Korean Basketball League (WKBL) for the 2023-2024 season.
KB, which was tied for first place with Asan Woori Bank with an 11-1 record, dropped to second place with an 11-2 record with the loss.
Samsung Life improved to 6-6 and moved to within 1.5 games of fourth-place Bucheon Hana OneQ (5-8).
While the gap between the first and second place teams and the third and fourth place teams is more than five games, it will be interesting to see if Samsung Life will gradually return to its “full” form and threaten the “two-way tie”.
Samsung Life has a number of promising players, including Kiana Smith and Kang Yoo-rim, but the team has been plagued by injuries at the start of each season.
While Lee Ju-yeon and Smith are back this season, the likes of Lee Hae-ran and Yoon Ye-bin have yet to recover from their injuries, which is why they had to settle for third place despite being touted as the only team to shake up the two-way tie between Woori Bank and KEB before the start of the season. 온라인카지노

Samsung Sinsung began to show signs of life on Nov. 14, when it defeated Busan BNK 74-69 to end a three-game losing streak.
The victory was largely thanks to 2019-2020 Rookie of the Year Kang Yoo-rim, who scored double-digit points in back-to-back games against BNK.
Kang is known for his rapid improvement in the 2022-2023 season, having trained at dawn to take 500 shots.
“Right before the season started, my shots started not going in and I became mentally weak.
Recently, I started practicing early morning shooting again, and I don’t know if it’s a coincidence, but I scored 17 points in my first game after that against BNK.”
