
The Fubon Warriors welcomed the first game of the PLG season at home. Cha Yucheng scored 18 points as a substitute, and Xinyang's Croma and Marco scored 39 points together to help the team get off to a good start.
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The Fubon Warriors' opening game originally scheduled for October 24 was postponed due to a typhoon. The team has recently made lineup adjustments, including Lin Zhijie being transferred to deputy team leader and Cai Wencheng taking over as executive coach.
The Taipei Fubon Warriors welcomed the PLG's first game in the home opener today. Taiwanese point guard Cha Yucheng came off the bench to score 18 points. Xinyang's Croma and Marco scored 39 points together. They crushed their opponents all the way. In the end, they beat the Taipei Falcons 109:79, getting off to a good start and cutting off their opponents' 3-game winning streak at the beginning of the season.
The Warriors were originally scheduled to play the opening game against Taoyuan Pilots on October 24, but a typhoon disrupted the situation. It became the first time in the history of professional basketball that the opening game was postponed to January 13 next year due to a typhoon. The Warriors had to wait for 22 days before finally waiting for the first game of the new PLG season.
The Warriors are undergoing a lot of changes this summer. Lin Zhijie, the team spirit of the team, has been transferred to the deputy team leader. The team also held a special No. 12 jersey retirement ceremony for him at home today. In addition, Cai Wencheng serves as the executive coach. This game is his coaching debut in PLG. The biggest reinforcement is Cha Yucheng. The foreign players also added Kroma and Marco, who have won the TPBL Best Western Player of the Year, hoping to make a comeback and return to glory.
The Warriors' new foreign players Mark and Croma showed their value in the first half. The two scored 25 points together. Cha Yucheng came off the bench and scored 9 points. The team flourished. 10 of the 11 players scored. In the penalty area, they achieved an overwhelming advantage of 38:16, entering the second half with 61:43.
Kroma continued to kill everyone and scored 12 points. In addition, Cha Yucheng scored 7 points in a row with a three-pointer and a hook shot at the end of the third quarter. After three quarters, they took a 87:61 lead. The Warriors kept firing in the fourth quarter, maintaining at least a 20-point gap, and finally won 109:78.
Twelve of the Warriors' 13 players scored. Kroma scored 24 points and 9 assists. Cha Yucheng scored 18 points and 3 assists. Mark scored 15 points and 10 rebounds. The highest purely local score was Zeng Xiangjun's 9 points. The multi-point offensive, coupled with the team's 17 more rebounds than the opponent, became the watershed between victory and defeat.
The Falcons were at a disadvantage in the penalty area and couldn't get any advantage from the outside. They only made 6 of 35 shots. Jordan scored the highest with 15 points. Chen Fanboyan, Zhai Meng, and Ba Erwen each had 10 points. Gao Guohao came off the bench and scored 9 points.

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