
PLG Fubon Warriors defeated Macau Haojun 103:89 in the first game of the East Asian Super League. Xinyang's Ma Ke scored 30 points, Zhou Guiyu scored 27 points, and Cai Wencheng, who retired and became executive coach, won the first victory of his coaching career.
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The Warriors ranked third in the Eastern Super League last season and missed the playoffs. They made a comeback this season.
Marco. (Provided by Fubon Warriors)
[Reporter Lu Yangxuan/Comprehensive Report] The East Asian Super League ignited the war today at the SM Marina Arena in Cebu, Philippines. PLG Fubon Warriors relied on Xinyang to score 30 points against Ma Ke. Zhou Guiyu scored 27 points and defeated Macau Haojun 103:89. Cai Wencheng, who retired in the off-season and became an executive coach, received his first victory as coach.
The Warriors ranked third in the Eastern Conference last season and missed the playoffs. They made a comeback this season with many changes in the lineup. Although the new foreign player Kroma did not play, and the Taiwanese point guard Cha Yucheng was unable to join the team due to paperwork, captain Zhou Guiyu showed a hot touch in the first half and scored 20 points on 8 of 10 shots. In addition, Marco, who switched to special attack from CITIC, added 15 points and 10 rebounds. After the first two quarters, they held a 54:38 advantage.
The Warriors continued their offensive after changing the basket, widening the point difference to 27 points in the third quarter. Although they were once chased by Macau with only 11 points left at the end of the game, Hong Kaijie responded with a three-pointer and ended up winning by 14 points. Marco scored 30 points and 17 rebounds. Zhou Guiyu made 11 of 16 shots, including 3 three-pointers, adding 27 points and 5 assists. Pickett, who is also a new face, had 16 points and 11 rebounds. Hong Kaijie also scored 16 points with 4 three-pointers.
Zhou Guiyu. (Provided by Fubon Warriors)
Marco. (Provided by Fubon Warriors)
Zhou Guiyu. (Provided by Fubon Warriors)
Executive coach Cai Wencheng. (Provided by Fubon Warriors)
Zhou Guiyu. (Provided by Fubon Warriors)
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