Сычуань Блю Вуелс - Пекин Роял Файтерс

Sichuan comes into the game with positive momentum after a convincing win in the previous game. The team enjoys a balanced and deep roster, with foreign player JaMichael McAdoo leading the offense with an average of 22.3 points per game. Alongside him, local center Hu Yuanfeng provides a strong presence in the paint averaging 8.7 rebounds. Coach Zu Tianlong is known for his ability to utilize bench depth and maintain a wide rotation, allowing the team to maintain intensity throughout the game.
The Beijing Royal Fighters, on the other hand, are facing challenges this season. The team is suffering from the absence of the leading guard Lee Muhao, who is absent due to injury. In his place, the offensive responsibility falls on the shoulders of foreign forward Kenneth Parade, who tries to fill the void with an average of 18.5 points per game. Coach Shuo Jianjun is trying to stabilize the team and find tactical solutions, but the team's defense remains vulnerable, especially against fast attacks.
In terms of playing style, Sichuan is expected to try and take advantage of its speed and bench depth. They may apply high pressure on the dribble and try to create turnovers that lead to quick attacks. Beijing, for its part, will try to slow down the pace of the game and rely on inside-out play around Parade.
A key point in the game will be Beijing's ability to control the pace and prevent Sichuan's scoring runs. If they succeed in this, they may stay close and maybe even surprise. However, Sichuan's advantage in talent and depth seems too significant.