Doosan Bears vs Landers Prediction 9 September 2026
📡 Doosan return to Jamsil after a heavy 1-6 defeat to Hanwha, holding on to fifth place with a 62-58-4 record. SSG also suffered a loss on Tuesday-falling 1-3 to KT-and remain ninth at 52-68-5. The prediction is complicated by an unusual pitching matchup: the hosts are sending out one of the season’s top arms, Kwak Bin, while SSG give Lee Ro Woon just his second start of the year.
Head-to-Head
📊 The last 10 head-to-head meetings are split evenly at 5-5, although Doosan hold the edge in runs, outscoring their opponents 48 to 34. The average total during this stretch stands at 8.2 runs, and the home side have failed to reach five runs in six of those 10 games. The September series was particularly striking: Doosan scored 0, then 2, and finally exploded for 16 runs against SSG.
Head-to-head statistics Doosan Bears - Landers

Doosan Bears Team Overview
Doosan hold on to fifth place, but their recent form has dipped, with just three wins in their last 10 outings. The team’s season batting average stands at .267, and they’ve launched 95 home runs. However, pitching remains their biggest strength: their overall ERA is 3.67, while the bullpen boasts a 3.26 ERA. The main concern right now is at the plate. Over their last seven games, Doosan have scored 1, 1, 0, 0, 2, 16, and 1 run-staying under five runs in six of those contests.
Match Results: Doosan Bears

SSG Landers Team Overview
SSG have picked up six wins in their last ten games, although they come into this matchup on the back of two straight losses. Offensively, they’re hitting .261 with 130 home runs, but their season ERA of 5.38 remains among the worst in the KBO. The bullpen has been noticeably better, posting a 4.41 ERA-an important factor given the expectation of a short outing from the starter. On the road, SSG are 26-37-1 and concede an average of 5.88 runs per game, so it’s hard to rule out a potential offensive surge from Doosan.
Match Results: SSG Landers
⚾ Starting Pitchers
Kwak Bin, the right-hander for Doosan, is having a standout season: 11-6 record, 2.31 ERA across 25 games-all starts. Over 148 innings, he’s allowed 120 hits, struck out 177 batters, and given up 43 runs; his WHIP sits at an impressive 1.06. He’s delivered 18 quality starts this year, though he hasn’t completed a game or thrown a shutout. In his last six outings, he hasn’t allowed more than two runs in any appearance.
Lee Ro Woon, the righty for SSG, enters with a 5-3 record, a 6.85 ERA, and a 1.72 WHIP. He’s featured in 46 games but has just one start: over 44⅔ innings, he’s surrendered 49 hits, struck out 43, and conceded 34 runs. He has yet to record a quality start, complete game, or shutout. His lone start of the season came on September 3, lasting four innings and yielding two runs.
⭐ Editorial Prediction
The main risk here is clear: Lee Ro Woon’s season ERA of 6.85 and WHIP of 1.72 hardly inspire confidence when betting against the opposing lineup. However, Doosan have struggled to put up big numbers lately-scoring fewer than five runs in six of their last seven games. If you take out the anomalous 16-9 win over SSG, they’ve managed just five runs total across the other six contests. Lee Ro Woon likely won’t go deep into the game, meaning a significant portion will fall to a bullpen with a 4.41 ERA. On the other side, Kwak Bin is capable of keeping the score low, preventing Doosan from having to play catch-up. In the last 10 head-to-head meetings, the hosts have also failed to reach five runs on six occasions. We’re backing Doosan’s team total under 4.5 runs.