上海后花园论坛：Li Xiaoxu’s block helps Liaoning end Shanghai’s 16-game winning streak in CBA

The Liaoning Flying Leopards defeated the Shanghai Sharks 117-114 in Shenyang, northeast China’s Liaoning Province, on Tuesday, ending the visiting team’s 16-game winning streak in the Chinese Basketball Association (CBA).

The home side was on fire from the start, as Kyle Fogg and Li Xiaoxu combined to sink a trio of three-pointers to spark Liaoning to an 11-0 run and 17-5 lead, just five minutes into the first quarter上海后花园论坛. Wang Zhelin and Eric Bledsoe both worked hard to cut into the deficit for Shanghai, but the visitors committed a series of turnovers that left trailing by 10 points, 35-25, as the opening period ended.

The second quarter began with center Han Dejun making his presence felt on offense for the Flying Leopards, drawing fouls in the paint as the hosts extended their advantage to 15 points上海新茶工作室联系方式. Li Tianrong and Liu Cheng both drained shots from downtown to keep the Sharks in striking distance. Just before halftime, Bledsoe stole the ball from Zhao Jiwei and made a buzzer-beating layup to trim the margin to seven points, at 60-53.上海新茶资源

With more players making shots outside the three-point line in the third quarter, Shanghai began to chip away on offense上海养生网. Improved spacing also helped Bledsoe drive inside with better efficiency爱上海同城对对碰. After Bledsoe dished to D.J爱上海419论坛. Wilson for a three-pointer, the visitors led 89-88, but Fogg’s jumper put Liaoning back in front, 90-89, going into the final quarter.

Bledsoe continued to carry the Sharks on offense as the fourth quarter got underway, but turnovers cost his side again and the Flying Leopards exploited the miscues to increase their lead to five points, at 101-96上海龙凤419. Midway through the period, Bledsoe was ejected after a technical foul for flopping, but the visitors kept things close thanks to Li Hongquan’s outside shooting. After Wang completed a three-point play in the paint, Shanghai led 114-112 with less than two minutes to go.

Fogg stepped up to save the day for Liaoning by drilling back-to-back jumpers, putting the hosts back in front 116-114. The Sharks called a timeout to draw up a clutch play, but Li Xiaoxu rejected Li Tianrong’s layup on the following possession. Li Tianrong had to foul on Han to stop the clock, and although the veteran big man only made one of his two free throws, Li Hongquan missed a desperation triple at the buzzer as Shanghai watched its winning streak come to an end.阿拉爱上海

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