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Will Zhejiang Chouzhou prove too strong for Nanjing Tongxi?
Tournament: NBA G League 2025-26 | Venue: Nanjing Olympic Sports Center (Nanjing) | Tip Off: 17:05:00
Live Streaming: Kuaishou
Zhejiang Chouzhou to win
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Nanjing won 93-84 over Jiangsu in the last contest, shooting 44% from the field and dominating rebounds 46-40. Guo Haowen led the scoring with 30 points, showing the offensive dependence on perimeter creation. The team averages 90.3 points per game but allows 95.5, one of the weaker defensive records in the league.
Nanjing rely on pace and three-point volume, attempting 32 threes per game with 34.4% accuracy. They also generate 20 assists per game but commit 13 turnovers, which often hurts late-game execution. Defensively, the problem remains opponent efficiency, with rivals shooting 48.4% from the field.
At home, Nanjing tend to play faster, which increases totals but also exposes their defensive gaps. Against a structured team like Zhejiang, controlling tempo will be critical to stay competitive.
Zhejiang come in after an 89-86 overtime win over Guangsha, shooting 40% from the field but controlling the game with rebounding and defensive pressure. ShuaiPeng Cheng scored 27 points, while Andrews and Johnson added strong support inside.
The Golden Bulls average 85.7 points per game but allow only 81.6, showing one of the better defensive profiles among teams in this part of the standings. Opponents shoot just 45.3% against them, and the team averages 7.4 steals per game, forcing mistakes regularly.
Zhejiang are more balanced than Nanjing, with better assist-to-turnover ratio and stronger interior defense. Their slower pace keeps totals lower, which is reflected in their recent average game total of 159.
Against a high-tempo opponent, Zhejiang’s discipline and defense usually give them the edge, especially in close games.
| Position | Player Name |
|---|---|
| PG | Binzhuo Li |
| SG | Jaylen Hands |
| SF | Haowen Guo |
| PF | Richard Solomon |
| C | Baiqing Zhao |
| Position | Player Name |
|---|---|
| PG | Qian Wu |
| SG | Gabe York |
| SF | Lu Wenbo |
| PF | Liu Zeyi |
| C | Harold Yu |
Nanjing play at home but remain one of the weakest defensive teams in the standings, allowing nearly 96 points per game. Their offense can produce scoring bursts, but inconsistency and turnovers often prevent them from maintaining leads.
If the game stays in the 160-170 total range, Zhejiang’s structure favors them. If it becomes a fast shootout, Nanjing has a chance, but consistency still favors the visitors.
Zhejiang Chouzhou are 9th in the standings with a 14-11 record and a 0.560 win rate, keeping them in the playoff qualification zone. Nanjing Tongxi sit 18th with a 9-16 record and 0.360 percentage, struggling defensively and needing wins to stay competitive in the lower half of the table.
In the last five meetings, Zhejiang lead 4-1. The average total points in those five games was 188. Zhejiang averaged 103.2 points per game, while Nanjing averaged 86.8, showing a clear scoring advantage for Zhejiang Chouzhou in this matchup.
| Player Name | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals/Blocks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Haowen Guo | 22.0 | 2.9 | 5.5 | 0.5/0.1 |
| Gabe York | 18.1 | 2.3 | 3.3 | 1.0/0.2 |
Zhejiang Chouzhou has the stronger defense, better standings position, and clear head-to-head advantage. Nanjing’s fast pace can create scoring runs, but their defensive weakness makes them unreliable against disciplined teams.
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