In the CBA Summer League, Beijing defeated Qingdao 83-78. Beijing played with strong impact in this game and maintained a clear advantage throughout, allowing the team to secure the win.

Four players delivered excellent performances in the game. Lv Tianfu was the biggest surprise, shooting 7-of-8 for 15 points. His mobility and rim protection were also solid, giving him the potential to gain an advantage in the paint, and he could be developed with more focus going forward. Wang Kai shot 4-of-7 for 12 points and was also able to provide some basic playmaking, showing the value of a two-way guard. Zhai Xiaochuan remained a reliable foundation, hitting key shots, shooting 4-of-6 for 10 points, and contributing on the boards to maintain steady production. Lei Meng did not have much offensive impact in this game, but his defense remained dependable, he was able to score at key moments, and he finished with the team’s highest plus-minus.

Sun Yahui, Zhang Zhiyao, and Zhang Penghui all delivered acceptable performances. Sun Yahui had a very high three-point shooting percentage in this game and was also able to draw contact, though his turnovers and overall shooting percentage were not ideal. Zhang Zhiyao played with very strong defensive intensity and maintained his three-point efficiency, but his 3-of-9 shooting was a flaw; fortunately, he still scored 12 points. Zhang Penghui produced good efficiency, maintained strong defense, and had a major impact on both ends of the court.

Qiu Tian, Zhang Cairen, and Fan Yiming all had disappointing performances. Qiu Tian currently has difficulty affecting the paint, and his rebounding and defensive contributions after entering the game were insufficient. Zhang Cairen struggled offensively and did not provide positive impact on the court. If possible, he could give more opportunities to younger players next season. Fan Yiming had performed well in the previous game, but in this one he struggled with his shooting, missed free throws, and committed many turnovers, failing to provide any substantial impact on the court.