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Sichuan FengguJiuye

03-14 19:35

79 - 129

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Shanghai Jiushi Sharks

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Sichuan FengguJiuye

Shanghai Jiushi Sharks

129

Sichuan FengguJiuye

Shanghai Jiushi Sharks

2 points

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Chinese Basketball Association Round: Sichuan FengguJiuye 79-129 Shanghai Jiushi Sharks The Shanghai Jiushi Sharks delivered a commanding and lopsided performance, dismantling the Sichuan FengguJiuye by a staggering 129-79 scoreline on March 14, 2026. This CBA fixture was effectively decided by halftime, as Shanghai's offensive firepower proved utterly overwhelming for a struggling Sichuan side at their home court. From the opening tip, Shanghai imposed their will, racing out to a double-digit lead within the first quarter through a barrage of three-pointers and easy baskets in transition. Sichuan appeared disorganized on both ends, and the Sharks' lead ballooned past 30 points by the midway point of the second quarter. The second half became a formality, with Shanghai's bench players continuing to extend the advantage. The Sharks shot at a remarkably high percentage throughout the game, sharing the ball beautifully and capitalizing on every Sichuan turnover. The key incident was the sheer dominance of Shanghai's starting unit, particularly their import players, who combined for a efficient and high-scoring output before resting for the entire fourth quarter. Sichuan's defense was a major focus point for criticism, as they offered little resistance in the paint or on the perimeter. The performance of a young Shanghai reserve, who seized his opportunity with extended minutes, was a positive takeaway from the blowout. The massive victory provides a significant boost to Shanghai's points differential as they eye a top-four finish in the league. For Sichuan, the heavy defeat is another low point in a difficult season, highlighting the gap between the league's contenders and those at the bottom of the table. Shanghai's coach was businesslike in his assessment: "We played to our standard from the beginning. It was a professional performance, and everyone contributed." The Sichuan manager was blunt: "We were not ready to compete tonight. We must look at ourselves and find some pride. This is unacceptable." Shanghai's lineup featured their full-strength starting five, who set the tone early. Sichuan's starters were largely ineffective and were substituted early in search of a spark that never came.