Fubon Braves showed their championship pedigree on the road, defeating the Tainan TSG GhostHawks 91–83 in a China Taipei P League+ contest on May 26, 2026. The Braves’ balanced attack and stifling fourth-quarter defense were the difference in a game that was tight for three quarters.

Match Overview

The GhostHawks came out energized in front of their home crowd, leading by as many as seven in the second quarter. However, Fubon’s experience took over after halftime. The Braves tightened their rotations and forced Tainan into difficult shots, while their own offense found rhythm from beyond the arc. A decisive 14–3 run early in the fourth quarter put the game out of reach.

Key Moments

• Second Quarter Push: The GhostHawks used a 12–0 run to take a 44–37 lead, but the Braves responded before halftime to make it 47–46 at the break.
• Third Quarter Turnaround: Fubon outscored Tainan 25–18 in the third, taking a 71–64 lead into the final frame.
• Fourth Quarter Lockdown: The Braves held the GhostHawks to just 19 points in the last quarter, anchored by veteran center Tseng Wen-Ting’s three blocks.

Standout Players

Michael Singletary led the Braves with 24 points and 11 rebounds, while guard Lin Chih-Chieh added 18 points and 7 assists. For the GhostHawks, import forward Branden Dawson posted 22 points and 13 boards, but the team shot just 28% from three-point range.

Season Implications

The win kept Fubon in second place in the P League+ standings, just one game behind the league-leading Taoyuan Pilots. The GhostHawks fell to sixth, now two games out of the playoff picture with five games remaining in the regular season.