The CBA regular season continues, with Beijing playing against Shanxi. Both teams, currently ranked 13th and 15th, still have hopes of entering the playoffs. In the first three confrontations between the two sides this season, Beijing was at a disadvantage with 1 win and 2 losses, but fortunately, Shanxi had only a single foreign player to challenge, and Beijing was the main force. For them, the advantage is still relatively large.
In the first half of the game, the two teams played very intensely. Beijing took the lead in relying on Hamilton's outstanding performance to get the lead in the score, but the original coach came forward and scored 3 consecutive three-pointers in a single quarter A blast scored 13 points and helped Shanxi overtake the score. In the second quarter of the game, the original coach was defended by Beijing, and foreign aid Ledo also frequently hit the iron, which made Shanxi into a scoring shortage. Under the leadership of Fang Shuo, Beijing took advantage of the situation to play a 14-3 offensive climax. The score was tied at halftime.
Easy side to fight again, the original coach still maintained a stable output, and Ledo finally recovered, smashing 20 points in a single quarter, under his leadership, Shanxi always pressed Beijing to play. In the third quarter of the game, there was a controversial scene on the court. Fang Shuo tripped the opponent while defending the former coach, causing the latter to chop his ankle. The referee gave Fang Shuo a foul after watching the video. Fortunately, in the end, the original coach was fine and continued to participate in the game.
In the last quarter, Beijing rushed to catch up. They were still 98-106 behind with 6 minutes and 13 seconds left, but in the second half of the quarter, Beijing made a strong 27-8 offensive climax. Shanxi collapsed, and Wang Xiaohui's three-pointer even killed the game, making Ding Wei on the sidelines bewildered!
In the end, Beijing reversed Shanxi 125-114 and won 2 consecutive victories. Fang Shuo scored 28 points and 9 assists and Gibson 28 points. In Shanxi, Laiduo scored 35 points, 14 rebounds and 10 assists. The original coach scored 29 points on 9-of-10.
