'Unstoppable Super Team' Historic Chemistry Explodes... Heo Woong, Heo Hoon, Song Kyochang in Unison: "We Will Win It in Busan"

*This content was translated by AI.

All members of the 'Super Team' are of one mind and one heart. They are determined to end the series at home without giving the opponent a chance to counterattack.

Busan KCC aims to complete the historic achievement of a first-ever regular-season sixth-place team winning the championship in the LG Electronics Professional Basketball 2025-2026 Championship Series Games 3 and 4, to be held at Busan Sajik Indoor Gymnasium on the 9th and 10th against Goyang Sonos.

The atmosphere is at its peak, higher than ever. After the first two away games, KCC secured a 2-0 series lead, seizing a golden opportunity to sweep the series and win the championship at home.

Immediately after the Game 2 victory, the four key players of KCC — Heo Woong, Heo Hoon, Choi Jun-yong, and Song Kyochang — were already looking toward Sajik, where enthusiastic Busan fans were waiting.

Heo Hoon, who recorded a double-double with 19 points and 12 assists in Game 2, said, "I feel great to have played so well in Game 2. We will not be complacent and will prepare well for Games 3 and 4."

Heo Hoon, who is effectively playing the role of the starting point for the Super Team KCC's offense, seemed to have grasped Sonos' irregular defensive tactics. "The opponent came out with a different strategy than in Game 1. At first, it seemed they were trying to prevent Sean Long from scoring and instead focus on getting points from the front," he analyzed. "So, the first one or two shots I took went in confidently, and when the defense shifted, distributing the ball well to the perimeter led to good results."

Heo Hoon continued, "The opponent tried hard to disrupt Sean Long, but Sean Long told the players, 'Actually, you are doing well. We just need to win the game,' and gave us energy." He then highlighted the strong atmosphere within KCC recently.

With only two wins left to achieve his first career championship, Heo Hoon vowed, "Whenever I receive the passionate support of Busan fans, I get goosebumps and am deeply moved. I will focus and have fun at Sajik and show a joyful side."

Song Kyochang, who held Sonos' key player Kevin Kambo to just 2 points while recording 16 points, 6 rebounds, and 2 assists, showed exceptional confidence. "Since Kambo is the main scorer, I focused heavily on defense. Jun-yong and Sean Long took a step or two further from behind and helped diligently, which led to good results," he said, giving credit to his teammates.

Recalling the championship win two years ago, Song Kyochang emphasized, "The atmosphere is similar to two years ago when we won the championship. The most important goal is to carry this momentum and secure the championship in Busan."

Regarding the back-to-back schedule for Games 3 and 4, he said, "It's not just KCC; Sonos players are also tired. In the end, the team that takes one more step forward will win. We will definitely overcome this."

Heo Woong, who exploded for 29 points including six 3-pointers (6/9), and Choi Jun-yong, who dominated Sonos on both offense and defense with 25 points, 6 rebounds, 3 assists, and 3 blocks, are also dreaming of celebrating in Busan. Heo Woong said, "Everyone knew the importance of Game 2. It was a regret that we missed the championship at home two years ago. This season, if we win up to Game 4, we can win at home. I want to win definitely in front of Busan fans."

Choi Jun-yong boasted about KCC's atmosphere with his unique humorous expressions. "When you watch us practice, I often feel surprised thinking, 'I'm playing with these kinds of players.' I even told the younger players, 'The KCC roster seems unbelievable. As long as we don't scatter like Dragon Ball,' he shared. "Having Heo Woong, Heo Hoon, Sean Long, and superstar head coach Lee Sang-min all together sometimes makes my heart swell with emotion. I feel like I've succeeded."

<© STARNEWS. All rights reserved. No reproduction or redistribution allowed.>

*This content was translated by AI.