The Guangsha Lions emerged victorious in a nail-biting encounter against the Zhejiang Golden Bulls, winning 102-98 in the latest Battle of Hangzhou under the Chinese Basketball Association (CBA).
Zhejiang started the game with a strong performance, building a double-digit lead early on, largely thanks to Gabe York's impressive scoring. By halftime, the Golden Bulls held a 64-54 advantage, driven by York's hot streak and the team's overall momentum.
In the second half, Guangsha's top scorer, Barry Brown, ignited the Lions' offense, delivering crucial drives and perimeter shots that began to close the gap. The final quarter was a high-stakes battle, with Brown and York engaging in a fierce scoring duel that kept fans on the edge of their seats.
In the closing moments, a fatigued York missed a crucial free throw and three-pointer, allowing Guangsha to maintain their slim lead and secure the win. This thrilling match not only highlighted the competitive spirit of the CBA but also showcased the talents of key players from both teams.
In another significant game, Beijing faced Fujian without key players Zhou Qi and Zeng Fanbo. Despite the challenges, Beijing rallied in the final quarter to defeat Fujian 105-89, thanks to a strong defensive effort that limited Fujian to just 12 points in the last period. This victory improved Beijing's home record to 12-1 and ended their two-game losing streak.
The CBA continues to deliver exciting basketball action, bringing together fans from across the nation to witness high-level competition and memorable performances.
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CBA: Guangsha edges Zhejiang in thrilling Battle of Hangzhou
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