Seoul SK Knights are in excellent form, winning on two fronts. They defeated the Taipei Fubon Braves on December 24th in the East Asia Super League, securing their third consecutive win and topping Group A. Following that, on December 27th, they won a close away game against the Daegu KOGAS Pegasus in the Korean Basketball League, with a score of 67-66. Their resilience was evident in this tight match, as they overcame a nine-point deficit in the third quarter with a 32-14 run, ultimately securing the win with a crucial basket by An Young-jun. Their current record in the Korean Basketball League is 14 wins and 11 losses. The team's two foreign players, Jamil Wilson and Darral Willis, are in good form; they scored a combined 45 points and 20 rebounds in the previous East Asia Super League match, with Alvin Tolentino adding 24 points. Their inside-outside cooperation is excellent. However, the demanding schedule poses a significant test for the players' stamina, and continuous games may impact their focus in subsequent matches. Anyang Jung Kwan Jang's performance has been inconsistent, with three wins and two losses in their last five Korean Basketball League games. They achieved a three-game winning streak between December 17th and 20th, defeating Ulsan Hyundai Mobis Phoebus, Daegu KOGAS Pegasus, and Seoul Samsung Thunder. However, they lost to Wonju DB Promy on December 25th with a score of 63-69, ending their winning streak. Their style is more defensively sound, with decent defensive performance, allowing only 76.6 points per game in the last five games. However, their offensive firepower is a significant issue, averaging only 73.2 points per game during the same period. They struggle when facing teams with varied offensive tempos, often experiencing scoring droughts. They conceded 103 points to the Busan KT Sonicboom on December 14th, scoring only 76 points themselves, so they need to improve stability on both offense and defense.