Vucinic had better news on Everard Bartlett who pulled up with a sore calf on Thursday but has recovered well, while forward Isaac Fotu, who missed game two with a stomach bug, is back on deck.
As New Zealand builds towards the World Cup, Vucinic won't be too bothered about having to rotate his squad so he can get a good look at every player, but he will also be mindful of trying to beat Korea on home soil.
Vucinic embraced the challenging series with the world No 31 team knowing he'll have to trim his squad from 17 to 12 for the tournament.
"This is really exactly what we need," he said. "We've got enough time to get our fitness level up. We have to get used to playing these international games because they're two levels above the New Zealand and Australian leagues."
Tall Blacks guard Corey Webster, who poured in a team-high 20 points from the bench in game two on Thursday, should feel comfortable in the North Shore Events Centre after his time with the Breakers.
"I'm looking forward to playing against Korea in front of my family and friends," he said. "All we can do is get better ... and come out strong."
