The 28th round of the CBA regular season on January 8th saw two exciting matchups, featuring Xinjiang against Nanjing and Liaoning against Sichuan. These games not only showcased the tactical characteristics of different teams but also reflected their current competitive states and developmental stages. In the match between Xinjiang and Nanjing, the disparity in strength was evident from the outset. Due to a strategic withdrawal, Nanjing's main player, Leaf, along with several domestic core players, did not participate, significantly reducing the team's overall strength. In this situation, Nanjing had to rely on its foreign players, Floyd and Harris, who became the primary offensive support. In the first quarter, these two foreign players performed exceptionally well, scoring 24 out of the team's 27 points. However, this over-reliance on individual ability has obvious limitations. Their scores mostly came from individual efforts, lacking teamwork, making such an offensive approach unsustainable and easily targeted by opponents. In contrast, Xinjiang displayed a completely different playing style. They completed 13 assists in the first quarter, showcasing excellent team coordination and chemistry. Xinjiang's offense flowed smoothly, particularly with significant success in inside penetration. The team worked closely together, producing delightful team basketball. As the game progressed, Nanjing's disadvantages became increasingly apparent. With insufficient depth in the lineup and weaker local players, once the foreign players' form fluctuated, the team struggled to maintain stable scoring. Xinjiang, on the other hand, played more freely, maintaining high efficiency with a combination of inside and outside play, ultimately winning by a large margin of 124-99. In the other game, Liaoning faced…