“Ace” Lee Woo-seok scores the most 28 points and 6 3-pointers by a faded individual

Ulsan Hyundai Mobis lost 80-92 to Suwon KT in the fourth round of the semifinal playoff held at Ulsan Dongcheon Gymnasium on Sunday. The loss ended the season with one win and three losses overall.

It was a regrettable game. With 8:21 left in the second quarter, he had seven three-point shots to lead the game 35-24. It was a moment to recall Game 5, but he fell silent on his three-point shot.

Up until the 11th point, he had concentrated on seven by throwing eight 3-pointers, but since then, he has only made three of 21. Kebe Aluma failed in all eight of 21, and Kim Kook-chan also missed all three.

Hyundai Mobis was able to lead by 11 points and did not lose by a larger margin thanks to Lee Woo-seok’s hard work.

Lee Woo-suk recorded 28 points, 7 rebounds, 3 assists, and 3 steals, including 6 three-point shots.

Six three-point shots and 28 points are his personal best, which is not recorded in the regular season. He has 26 points and four three-point shots in the regular season.

Lee Woo-suk had 12 rebounds in the third game, which is the same as the highest individual tie in the regular league.

Lee Woo-suk played an average of 33 minutes and 10 seconds in the four games of this series, recording a success rate of 57.9% (11/19) with 16.3 points, 6.8 rebounds and 3.0 assists.

The score was higher than Gage Prim (13.8 points) or Kebe Aluma (14.3 points), and the rebound was equal to Prim.

Lee also served as a leader outside the court, encouraging Prim who couldn’t focus on the game. Hyundai Mobis coach Cho Dong-hyun said, “Lee Woo-suk has grown in mental areas.”

When referring to Lee Woo-suk, Hyundai Mobis’ announcer puts the modifier “Ace.” He was surrounded by fans until the last minute after the game and was asked to sign autographs and take pictures.

Lee Woo-suk confirmed that he is the ace of Hyundai Mobis in this playoff. 안전놀이터 추천