CBA: Xinjiang Flying Tigers vs. Qingdao Eagles Xinjiang Flying Tigers' season has been middling, currently standing at 2 wins and 2 losses, ranking 14th in the league. Their recent form has fluctuated, with a record of 3 wins and 7 losses in their last 10 games, a win rate of only 30%. However, Xinjiang has been relatively stable at home, winning their sole home game this season and averaging 99 points per game, indicating solid offensive capabilities. Statistically, the team's regular season shooting percentages are 47.8% for field goals and 38.2% for three-pointers, showing a decent offensive efficiency. However, their defense has significant vulnerabilities, conceding an average of 97.3 points per game and a net score of -3.8 points, indicating a need for defensive improvement. Historically, Xinjiang holds a clear advantage over Qingdao, with a 7-3 record in their last 10 encounters, a win rate of 70%, giving them a psychological edge. Qingdao Eagles +2.5 Qingdao Eagles have had a strong start to the season, currently ranked 5th in the league with a record of 3 wins and 1 loss. Their recent form is impressive, with a record of 6 wins and 4 losses in their last 10 games, boasting a 60% win rate. Qingdao's performance at home is particularly outstanding, winning both of their home games this season with an average net victory margin of 21.5 points, demonstrating dominance on both offense and defense. Statistically, the team's regular season shooting percentages are 47.1% for field goals and 33.6% for three-pointers, showing stable offensive performance. Defensively, Qingdao excels, allowing only 79.5 points per game and a net score of 11.5 points, making them one of the league's most defensively efficient teams. However, their away performance has been relatively average, with a 1-1 record in two away games this season, with an average net score of only 1.5 points, revealing a difference in their away and home capabilities.