Daegu Pegasus's coach employs a strategy of "inside support + outside constraint," relying on Beon Angel's drives and passes, and Jeong Seong-u's mid-range game to quickly transition, reducing the need for set plays. In set plays, they use low-post screens to create three-point opportunities and driving lanes, but their outside shooting efficiency is low; in the last 10 games, they took 41% of their shots from beyond the arc but only made 28.4%, which hampers their offensive ceiling. They aim to counter Suwon Sonicboom's fast transitions and strong inside game by using a "zone defense + quick transition defense," focusing on limiting Jarell Martin's low-post isolation plays, while also increasing pressure on Heo Hun to force turnovers. Through recent rotational adjustments, they've managed to restrict opponents' inside shooting percentage to below 45%. Daegu Pegasus's outside shooting is decent, but their over-reliance on three-pointers often leads to significant downturns, making games extremely passive. Moreover, only 3-4 players are consistently scoring efficiently, with too many players contributing little. Their current four-game losing streak seems logical. Suwon Sonicboom, on the other hand, has experienced a high start followed by a low performance, with only three wins in their last 10 games, indicating a trend. Williams' inconsistent performances significantly impact the team. Will there be tactical changes in this away game? The data appears cautious, suggesting a possible scripted outcome in the home game.