Kiwoom Heroes vs Landers Prediction 3 September 2026
📡 The second game of the series was a complete turnaround from the opener. After a scoreless 0-4 defeat, Kiwum finally found some life on offense, but still fell short against SSG, losing 6-9. The season head-to-head is now level at 7-7, and the third matchup features the day’s most vulnerable starting duo: Lee Ro Un, carrying a 7.08 ERA, faces off against Park Chun Hen, who has a 5.53 ERA.
Head-to-Head
📊 After 14 games, the teams are deadlocked at 7-7. The first two matchups of the current series have delivered contrasting storylines-just four runs on Tuesday, followed by a 15-run shootout on Wednesday. For the 10.5 total line, that second scenario is especially relevant: both clubs carry a team ERA around 5.4, and the third starting pitching matchup appears weaker than most arms we've seen so far in this series.
Head-to-head statistics Kiwoom Heroes - Landers

Kiwoom Heroes Team Overview
Kiwum stand at 42-78-3, with a .243 batting average, a 5.40 ERA, and 90 home runs. Their six-run output in the second game marked a notable improvement after being shut out the previous day, but once again, the pitching staff failed to provide enough support. The main reason for their last-place standing remains clear- even strong offensive performances rarely translate into wins because of the sheer number of runs they concede.
Match Results: Kiwoom Heroes

SSG Landers Team Overview
SSG have improved to 50-65-5, hitting .263 as a team, with a collective ERA of 5.38 and 125 home runs. In the opening two games of this series, the visitors racked up 13 runs and came away with back-to-back wins. Their offense clearly outmuscles Kiwoom’s, but their pitching staff remains just as vulnerable, which is why SSG often find themselves in high-scoring contests where even a strong showing at the plate isn’t always enough to keep the total low.
Match Results: SSG Landers
⚾ Starting Pitchers
Pak Chun-hen enters with a 1-7 record and a 5.53 ERA. Against SSG, he’s 0-0 with an ERA of 9.64. His head-to-head numbers are particularly concerning for Kiwoom after conceding nine runs in his previous outing.
Lee Ro-woon stands at 5-3 with a 7.08 ERA. Versus Kiwoom, he’s 1-0, but his ERA climbs to 8.44. Despite picking up the win, the visitors have created plenty of chances against him, and with an ERA north of 7.00, it’s hard to expect a calm, extended start from Lee.
⭐ Editor's Pick
The 8.5-run line demands at least nine runs, but that high bar is justified by the quality-or lack thereof-of the starting pitching. Park Chun-heon enters with a 5.53 ERA overall and a hefty 9.64 against SSG, while Lee Ro-woon sits at 7.08, with an 8.44 mark when facing Kiwoom. Both teams’ collective ERAs are north of 5.3, so even an early call to the bullpen may not steady things. Yesterday, the clubs combined for 15 runs, with Kiwoom finally capitalizing on opportunities they missed in Game 1. SSG boast the stronger offense and could once again put up a significant chunk of the total on their own, but the hosts are up against a particularly vulnerable visiting starter. All things considered, our pick for this matchup is over 8.5 total runs.