Kiwoom Heroes vs Landers Prediction 2 September 2026
📡 Kiwoom head into Game 2 of the series after suffering a 4-0 shutout defeat. The hosts stranded 14 runners on base and failed to capitalize on numerous scoring opportunities, while SSG calmly made the most of their chances. Heading into September 2, the matchup looks set for a more open game of baseball: Kim Kon Woo comes in with a 6.01 ERA, while Ha Young Min posts a 4.63.
Head-to-Head
📊 Despite yesterday’s defeat, Kiwoom still lead the season series 7-6. The stats suggest that even the league’s bottom side manages to hold their own against SSG. The opening game produced just four runs, largely due to Kiwoom leaving plenty of runners stranded on base. If the starting pitching isn’t as sharp this time, we could see a very different contest in game two.
Head-to-head statistics Kiwoom Heroes - Landers

Kiwoom Heroes Team Overview
Kiwum hold a 42-77-3 record, a .244 team batting average, a staff ERA of 5.40, and have hit 87 home runs. Their losing streak has stretched to five games, though yesterday’s scoreless effort is somewhat misleading-they consistently put runners on base but stranded 14 by the end of the game. The pitching remains their biggest concern: with an ERA north of 5.00, they’re always in danger of giving up big innings to their opponents.
Match Results: Kiwoom Heroes

SSG Landers Team Overview
SSG move to 49-65-5. The team is hitting .262 with 124 home runs and a collective ERA of 5.43. In the series opener, the visitors racked up ten hits and secured a 4-0 win, with their pitching staff delivering a shutout performance. However, their season-long pitching numbers remain nearly as shaky as Kiwoom’s, so expecting a repeat of yesterday’s result would be a gamble.
Match Results: SSG Landers
⚾ Starting Pitchers
Ha Young-min enters the game with a 5-8 record and a 4.63 ERA. He’s looked sharper against SSG, posting a 0-0 mark with a 3.60 ERA. While he can provide the hosts with a solid start through the opening innings, his overall season ERA suggests the visitors will find opportunities to attack.
Kim Kon-woo stands at 8-9 with a 6.01 ERA. Against Kiwoom, he’s struggled significantly-0-1 with a hefty 10.13 ERA. This stat line is particularly telling for any prediction: even the hosts’ underwhelming offense this season has managed to get to him, and his current overall ERA hardly gives SSG a secure platform to build from.
⭐ Editor's Pick
After a 0-4 result, backing a high total might seem bold, but this second matchup features starting pitchers who are far more vulnerable to early runs. Kim Kon Woo comes in with a 6.01 ERA and a disastrous 10.13 ERA against Kiwoom, while Ha Young Min’s 4.63 ERA hardly marks him as someone who consistently shuts down opponents. Both teams carry a staff ERA above 5.40, so the likelihood of big innings doesn’t drop once the starters exit. Kiwoom stranded 14 runners yesterday and clearly have room to improve with runners in scoring position, while SSG collected ten hits and are more than capable of making an impact again. For this one, we’re backing the over 9.5 total runs.