Yesterday, the CBA regular season continued, and the Sichuan team wanted to play a game with the Xinjiang men's basketball team. The Xinjiang men's basketball team has a close relationship with the Sichuan team, and the flow of personnel between the two teams is relatively frequent.
With the departure of yuan tangwen and Li Yuanyu, two local stars, the overall level of the Sichuan team has dropped a lot, and the attention has also slipped in a straight line. In this way, in fact, this team has many potential new stars who have lost the opportunity to be paid attention to, and objectively there is room for silent progress.
As the new core of the Sichuan team, Zhu Songwei has experienced a more painful struggle this season, because he has to learn how to become the local leader of a team, but also to increase the proportion and ability of individual ball-holding attacks. In the first stage of the season, Zhu Songwei did not have too many bright moments, but in the second stage, he did improve a lot.
In yesterday's game, Zhu Songwei made a big splash, starting 45 minutes and shooting 11 of 20, cutting down a comprehensive statistic of 31 points, 3 rebounds, 2 assists and 3 steals, and shooting 4 of 9 from outside the three-point line, which was quite strong.
Under the leadership of Zhu Songwei, the Sichuan team launched an attack on the Xinjiang men's basketball team, and they overtook the point difference after the start of the second half, basically leading the entire second half. No matter how the Xinjiang men's basketball team tries to close the point difference, the Sichuan team can firmly control the situation on the field.
Xinjiang men's basketball team's big foreign aid Mortree still got a big double-double data of 36 points and 16 rebounds in this game, but Sichuan also contributed 23 points and 17 rebounds of the big foreign aid Haddadi. Zhu Songwei is not alone, he also has Jing Hanyi, who scored 20 points, and Han Shuo, a veteran who scored 15 points. Wearing the No. 35 jersey, Zhu Songwei really became a domestic Durant.