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Tianjin Pioneers

04-13 19:35

100 - 98

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Xinjiang Flying Tigers

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114

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Tianjin Pioneers

100

Xinjiang Flying Tigers

Tianjin Pioneers

Xinjiang Flying Tigers

2 points

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TO76%

90%TO

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Ended100 - 98

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Match Info

The Chinese Basketball Association (CBA) witnessed a thrilling encounter as the Tianjin Pioneers edged out the Xinjiang Flying Tigers with a dramatic 100-98 home victory. In a high-scoring contest that went down to the final possession, the Tianjin Pioneers secured a significant win against the powerhouse Xinjiang Flying Tigers, shaking up the playoff race. The match, played simultaneously at 19:35, was an offensive showcase with both teams trading baskets throughout. Tianjin built an early lead with hot three-point shooting, but Xinjiang, known for their depth, clawed back to take a slim lead in the third quarter. The final period was a back-and-forth affair, culminating in a game-winning jump shot by Tianjin's star guard with just seconds remaining on the clock. The focus point was the incredible shooting display from beyond the arc by the Pioneers, who hit over 15 three-pointers to counteract Xinjiang's size advantage inside. A key incident was a controversial out-of-bounds call in the final minute that went to Tianjin, allowing them to set up the final play. This result is a major boost for Tianjin's hopes of securing a postseason berth, moving them up the CBA standings, while it represents a missed opportunity for Xinjiang to solidify a top-two seed. The Tianjin manager was ecstatic, saying, "The heart our guys showed tonight against one of the league's best teams is what we're all about." The Xinjiang coach acknowledged the defensive lapses, noting, "We didn't close out on their shooters well enough, and in this league, you pay for that." The lineups saw Tianjin utilizing a small-ball, fast-paced approach, while Xinjiang deployed their twin-tower lineup, creating a fascinating tactical battle that ultimately favored the home side's perimeter game.