CBA Clash: Analysing the Matchup Between Nanjing Monkey Kings and Jilin Northeast Tigers – A Statistical Deep Dive

From a statistical perspective, Nanjing Monkey Kings have an advantage in rebounds and assists. They average 36.8 rebounds per game, surpassing Jilin Northeast Tigers' 29.8. Offensively, both teams are relatively even, with Nanjing Monkey Kings shooting 41.2% from the field compared to Jilin Northeast Tigers' 45.4%. The difference is not substantial. Nanjing's three-point shooting is weaker, at 33.1%, compared to Jilin Northeast Tigers' 39.3%, which impacts overall offensive efficiency. Nanjing Monkey Kings (3-5) recently defeated Jiangsu Dragons 99-81. Guo Haowen averages 21.6 points and 5.3 assists, with Lavette and Manek providing inside-outside balance. Their offense has been inconsistent in the last five games, averaging 84.4 points, and their defense has fluctuated, conceding 103.5 points in the last two games. Jilin Northeast Tigers (4-4) saw their four-game winning streak end. Moore and Jiang Weize combine for 30.5 points per game. Wilson (12.8 points, 9.4 rebounds) is a strong rim protector. Their offense averages 88 points per game, and their defense is relatively slow. Historically, Jilin Northeast Tigers have a 15-9 record against Nanjing Monkey Kings. Nanjing Monkey Kings won both games last season, and in their last five meetings, Nanjing has won three times.