Women's Basketball KB 'Winning of Park Ji-soo

Women's Basketball KB 'Winning of Park Ji-soo, by Park Ji-soo, for Park Ji-soo'

Won MVP in the 1st to 5th rounds of the regular season, overwhelmingly ranked 1st in points, rebounds, and contributions, and ranked 5th last season when Park Ji-soo was absent... Leading the way with 24 wins and 2 losses this season

The fact that Cheongju KB, a women's professional basketball team, regained first place in the regular league for the first time in two years on the 14th cannot be explained without mentioning national team center Park Ji-soo (25, 196 cm).

It is not an exaggeration to say that this is a victory 'of Park Ji-soo, by Park Ji-soo, and for Park Ji-soo,' borrowing an expression from former U.S. President Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. 온라인카지노사이트

In the 2023-2024 season of women's professional basketball, Jisoo Park is ranked first in scoring with 21.2 points and first in this category with 15.8 rebounds as of the 13th.

Park Ji-soo, who ranks first in blocked shots with 1.7, is also an overwhelming leader in her contribution, which translates her player's performance into numbers.

Jisoo Park is the only player with an average score of more than 20 points, and Jinan (BNK), who ranks second in rebounds, has 10.3 points, more than 5 points behind Jisoo Park.

Park Ji-soo, with 1,142 points of contribution, is running for first place, beating second place Kim Dan-bi (Woori Bank) with 837 points by a wide margin.

Park Ji-soo, who is showing the most dominant performance in league history, won the Most Valuable Player (MVP) award from the 1st to 5th rounds of the regular league this season.

Ji-Soo Park this year is the first time that a player has swept the round MVP since the launch of women's professional basketball in 1998.

There is a high possibility that the final 6 rounds will also go to Park Ji-soo unless KB, which has already confirmed its regular league championship, begins managing Park Ji-soo's playing time.

Park Ji-soo, who only played in 9 out of 30 regular league games last season due to panic disorder and other reasons, appeared in all 26 games this season and is taking the lead in the team.

If you recall that last season, when Park Ji-soo was shaken, Cheongju KB only finished in 5th place with 10 wins and 20 losses and did not even advance to the semifinal playoffs, you can guess Park Ji-soo's importance in the team.

Park Ji-soo is recording 15.8 rebounds this season, the highest since his professional debut, and is gradually expanding his range of activity by hitting 8 3-point shots.

Until last season, the most 3-point shots in a season was only 3.

In particular, he is showing off his improved performance by delivering an average of 5.6 assists, the most since his professional debut.

As Park Ji-soo took the center stage of the team, KB also had the side effect of having more opportunities for other players such as Kang Yi-seul, Heo Ye-eun, and Kim Min-jung.

In the match against Asan Woori Bank on the 11th, which was the biggest hurdle in securing first place in the regular league, Park Ji-soo showed off his strength with 33 points, 16 rebounds, and 5 assists.

In a recent interview, Park Ji-soo said she would not settle for the domestic league and expressed her will to advance to the U.S. Women's Professional Basketball (WNBA).

Jisoo Park has already played in the WNBA in 2018, 2019, and 2021.

The fact that the WNBA season is held in the summer and does not overlap with the schedule of the WKBL league is something that the other five teams excluding KB will inevitably feel as a disappointment, given Park Ji-soo's recent presence on the court.