In a game that had fans glued to their screens like the finale of a binge-worthy series, the Guangsha Lions defeated the Beijing Ducks 125-118 in Game 6 of the CBA Finals 🏀. The win clinched their first-ever league championship after 26 years of chasing the title – proving patience (and killer three-pointers) pays off! 🌟
A Night of Firsts
Guangsha’s victory was a team effort straight out of a sports anime 📺. Seven players scored double digits, led by Finals MVP Barry Brown, who dropped 41 points with the precision of a TikTok dance challenge 🎯. Hu Jinqiu and Sun Minghui added crucial buckets, while James Nunnally’s clutch threes kept the momentum alive.
Ducks’ Valiant Fight Falls Short
Beijing’s Zhou Qi and Eugene German put up MVP-worthy numbers (31 and 25 points, respectively), turning the game into a nail-biter 🦆💥. A late fourth-quarter surge even tied the score at 103-103, but Guangsha’s Zhu Junlong became the unexpected hero with a game-sealing three-pointer and free throws 🚀.
Key Moments That Sealed the Deal
🔥 Guangsha’s 40-21 second-quarter blitz
🎯 Brown’s 8-point solo run in Q2
💥 Zhu’s ice-cold three-pointer with <1 minute left
The Lions’ win marks a new era for the franchise – and gives basketball fans across Asia a Cinderella story to remember 🏀👑.
