“I want to show that it’s still going strong.”
The protagonist who dominates the championship game is none other than Oh Se-geun (Anyang KGC). Even at the age of 36, he averaged 21.6 points and 11 rebounds in three series games. He also played more than 30 minutes in all three games. Although he is in his mid-30s, he showed off his stamina and activity levels comparable to those of his juniors in their 20s. Oh Se-geun played 37 minutes and 05 seconds against Seoul SK in the 3rd game of the championship match held at Jamsil Student Gymnasium on the 29th, scoring 23 points and 9 rebounds. On this day, Oh Se-geun broke through 400 points in the championship game. It is the ninth record in KBL’s career. It proves the steady performance of Oh Se-geun.
Where the hell does that power come from? First of all, he emphasized that the power of ‘concentration’ is not physical strength. Oh Se-geun said, “Stamina is hard for us as well as SK. But we are ahead of physical strength in concentration.” . Still, I think the players are more focused while watching me. Everyone knows it’s an important game.”
Desperation for victory is also the power that makes Oh Se-geun roar. Oh Se-geun, who has three championship rings, is called the championship contract. In the 2011-2012 season, his professional debut season, after playing as a member of the first team to win the championship, he reached the top in the 2016-2017 season. At that time, Oh Se-geun was selected as the MVP of the championship game. In the 2020-2021 season, he also led KGC to win. However, last season, he met SK and bowed his head with 1 win and 4 losses.카지노사이트
Oh Se-geun confessed his sincerity, “Lost in the championship match last season motivated me a lot. I long for the championship more than anyone else. My juniors are helping me, but I want to show that I am still alive. So I want to win more.” . Every time a goal was scored in the middle of Game 3, Oh Se-geun roared. I’m risking everything to fight for the championship.
Oh Se-geun is a leader who silently leads the team. He recorded 13.1 points and 6.4 rebounds in 52 regular season games, helping KGC win first place. In the championship match, Oh Se-geun’s value is shining even more. He does the same outside the code. He is quietly, silently helping his teammates. In particular, Oh Se-geun sent unchanging trust to his teammate Byun Jun-hyung. Scorer Byun Jun-hyung recorded an average of 8.7 points in 3 championship games, showing a somewhat disappointing appearance. He also played 20 minutes and 25 seconds in Game 3, but only scored 2 points.
Rather, Oh Se-geun sent support and encouragement toward Byun Jun-hyung. He said, “Omari Spellman or Byun Jun-hyeong did not explode in our team. But if they break out in the next game, we can play a better game.” I will help you,” he said. It was Oh Se-geun’s unique leadership that calmly encourages sluggish juniors rather than pushing them. He showed the composure of a veteran who dominates the championship game.