Korean Rankings: The Return of Lotte
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The last time I did these rankings at the start of post-Olympic play I'd estimated Lotte, who were sitting in the fourth and final playoff position, might have to play .600 ball to hold off Kia and Samsung. Well, I guess playing .888 does the trick.
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