Seoul Samsung Thunders
KBL · 2026-10-29 as of
1Out now
0Doubtful
5Changes (30 days)
3Players tracked
Current injuries · Seoul Samsung Thunders1 players
| Player | Pos | Status | Injury / reason | Expected return | Last checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lee Dae-sung | G | Out | Out rehabbing a knee injury; expected back around midseason | Around midseason | 2026-10-29 |
Status changes (last 30 days)5
- Lee Dae-sungAddedOut
- Lee Dae-sungRemoved from list Out
- Shin Dong-hyukRemoved from list Out
- Shin Dong-hyukAddedOut
- Lee Gyu-taeRemoved from list Questionable
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Roster notes
- Alone in first at 8-0, tying the KBL record for best start; a win would make them the first team to open 9-0 and sweep Round 1. Kerem Kanter leads the league at 26.1 points per game (10.5 rebounds). Lee Won-seok and Park Seung-jae enlisted in Sangmu; Chris McCullough replaced the departed Derrick Williams.
- Beat Mobis 91-71 on Oct 24 for club-record 7-0 start; a win ties KBL record
- Under coach Kim Sang-sik, 6-0 start (first in 23 years), sole 1st. Lee Won-seok, Park Seung-jae enlisted (Sangmu). Win sets club record for opening streak
- 5-0 start, chasing club-record-tying 6th straight opening win; import Kerem Kanter in form
- Head coach Kim Sang-sik (appointed in July). Beat LG 93-86 on Oct 15 for the franchise's first 4-0 start in 23 years. Lee Won-seok and Park Seung-jae joined Sangmu. Import Kerem Kanter; Chris McCullough signed as a replacement
- Lee Won-seok and Park Seung-jae left for military service (Sangmu). No. 1 import Derrick Williams left right after signing; Chris McCullough signed as replacement (14 pts, 6 reb vs Sono). Kanter 20 pts/11 reb, Han Ho-bin 15, Lee Kyu-tae 16, Justin Gutang 10 pts/7 reb/7 ast
- Lee Gyu-tae shook off an open-match shoulder knock to score 18 (three 3s) vs KGC. Injury info as of the Oct 1 report
- Opened 1-0 and aiming to avoid a sixth straight last-place finish. Injury info is from the Oct 1 pre-opener report