Hyundai Mobis' dream of winning its first four consecutive games of the season has fallen far behind 20 consecutive runs.
Ulsan Hyundai Mobis lost 79-90 in the fourth round match against Changwon LG in 2023-2024 at Changwon Gymnasium on the 7th. Gage Prim (21 points and 6 rebounds), Kebe Aluma (14 points and 6 rebounds) and Miguel Okzon (11 points and 8 assists) scored twice, but failed to overcome LG's volume offensive.
Hyundai Mobis, which had been on the rise with three consecutive wins, put a brake on its winning streak. Its season record is 14 wins and 15 losses.
Gage Prim scored 12 points at the beginning of the game to take the lead (24-19) first, but it was a defeat that was later pushed back from the energy level.
Hyundai Mobis lost the lead by allowing 34 points in the second quarter alone. In the third quarter when the offense route was somewhat stagnant, the team chased down to two points (53-55) again, but collapsed by allowing 20 points from the end of the third quarter.
This section was too painful for Hyundai Mobis from the end of the third quarter to the middle of the fourth quarter, when 20 consecutive runs were dedicated.
Hyundai Mobis, which had its third 3-pointer hit by LG Jung Hee-jae 7.9 seconds before the end of the third quarter, shook sharply at the start of the fourth quarter. Immediately, Yoo Ki-sang allowed another shot.
Since then, Hyundai Mobis tried to block LG's momentum through a timeout, but it was not enough. Immediately, it gave Lee Jae-do a series of breakthroughs and lost six more points.
Trailing 56-73, Hyundai Mobis again called for operational time. They tried to stop the opponent's wave of attacks, but rather failed to stop Lee Kwan-hee and Jung Hee-jae, widening the gap to 56-81.
While allowing 20 consecutive goals, Hyundai Mobis failed to add a single goal. With about four minutes left in the fourth quarter, Aluma scored a goal and struggled to get out of silence.
Hyundai Mobis' attack engine revived a little in the situation where the game was tilted a lot toward LG, but it was not enough to turn the tide.
For Hyundai Mobis, which tried to win its first four consecutive wins of the season, 20 consecutive runs were too painful.
After the game, Hyundai Mobis coach Cho Dong-hyun also blamed himself, saying, "The players were in bad condition, but overall I think I made a mistake in running the game."
Hyundai Mobis, whose winning streak has been cut off, will face KCC in Busan on the 9th.