CBA Clash: Xinjiang Flying Tigers' Recent Struggles and Tactical Adjustments Examined Ahead of Crucial Matchup, with Focus on Defensive Strategies and Offensive Consistency

Xinjiang Flying Tigers have experienced significant fluctuations in their recent performances, with a win rate of only 30%. Their record against the spread and in over/under total points has also been unconvincing, as they have covered the spread in just 30% of their games and only 40% of their matches have exceeded the total points. This suggests the team is facing challenges in maintaining a stable performance, and they haven't demonstrated sufficient consistency in both offense and defense. Although Xinjiang has occasionally displayed strong offensive capabilities, such as their victory against Beijing Enterprises with a score of 105-95, they have also struggled against tight defenses, suffering significant defeats, including a recent loss to Zhejiang Golden Bulls by a double-digit margin. Therefore, they need to adjust their team mentality and strengthen their defensive intensity to potentially reverse their current situation. Xinjiang Flying Tigers' performance in the recent CBA season has been consistently poor, with a record of three wins and seven losses in their last ten games, resulting in a low overall win rate of only 30%. The data shows the team has experienced multiple losses by considerable margins, such as an 18-point defeat to Zhejiang Golden Bulls, and a -4 point gap against Beijing Beiqi, demonstrating inconsistent play that has affected team morale. Furthermore, their total points tend to be below the set threshold, reflecting a more conservative tactical approach. However, the team has shown some positive signs recently, including victories over Fujian Sturgeons and in their match against Beijing Enterprises, indicating some fighting spirit and potential.