Doosan Bears vs Hanwha Eagles Prediction 12 August 2026
📡 Doosan clinched the opening game of the series 6-3, leveling the season head-to-head. The hosts continue to rely on one of the league’s most effective pitching staffs, and in Game 2 they send Wes Benjamin to the mound, who boasts a 2.61 ERA. Hanwha hold a clear edge in home runs, but after dropping the first game, they’ll need to find ways to break through against a pitcher enjoying a far more consistent season than the visitors’ average starter.
Head-to-Head
📊 Following Dusan’s win on August 11, the season series is now level at 6-6 with one draw. Neither side has managed to gain a consistent edge, making the opening matchup all the more crucial. Dusan claimed the first game of the series by a three-run margin, holding Hanwha to just three runs.
Head-to-head statistics Doosan Bears - Hanwha Eagles

Doosan Bears Team Overview
Doosan sit fourth in the standings with a 53-45-4 record. The team is hitting .269, has launched 77 home runs, and owns a 3.76 ERA. Pitching remains the hosts’ biggest strength: even without a surplus of power at the plate, Doosan are able to protect narrow leads throughout the game. Their 6-3 win in the series opener was another example of that formula playing out.
Match Results: Doosan Bears

Hanwha Eagles Team Overview
Hanwha sit sixth in the standings with a 47-50-3 record. They’re hitting .277 as a team, have launched 114 home runs, and own a 4.74 ERA. The visitors clearly outmatch Doosan in terms of power hitting, but fall short when it comes to pitching depth. After managing just three runs in the opening game, Hanwha will need to capitalize far more effectively on their baserunners this time around.
Match Results: Hanwha Eagles
⚾ Starting Pitchers
Wes Benjamin gets the nod for Doosan. He’s 5-7 on the season with a 2.61 ERA. While his win-loss record isn’t particularly impressive, his earned run average highlights his reliability on the mound. Benjamin’s key task will be limiting free passes ahead of Hanwha’s dangerous heart of the lineup.
Owen White takes the hill for Hanwha. He enters with a 6-7 record and a 3.31 ERA, delivering a solid campaign and giving his team a chance to stay competitive. White’s main challenge will be to prevent Doosan from jumping out to another early lead and to hand things over to the bullpen with the game still in the balance.
⭐ Editor’s Prediction
This opening matchup features plenty of quality on both sides, so neither team is likely to gain a significant edge in the early innings. However, Doosan have shown greater consistency on the mound overall, having taken the first game of the series and sending Benjamin to the hill with an impressive 2.61 ERA. Hanwha boast more power hitters and can threaten with the long ball, but the hosts don’t need to get into a slugfest-their strength lies in controlling the scoreboard. If the early stages are evenly matched, Doosan’s lower team ERA should give them a further advantage once the bullpens come into play. For this game, we’re backing a Doosan win.