On January 6th, the CBA league will feature six major battles. From the perspective of competing for the top four spots in the league, aside from the matches between Beikong and Jilin, Shenzhen versus Guangdong (both teams from the same province), and Tianjin hosting Shanghai, which are expected to have minimal impact on the current top four standings, the other three games could significantly influence the upcoming rankings in the CBA league. These include Beijing BAW facing Ningbo away, Liaoning hosting Zhejiang Guangsha, and Shandong High-Speed hosting Tongxi at home. Judging by the overall strength of their opponents, the Shandong team led by coach Qiubiao is the most likely candidate to replace Xinjiang and re-enter the top three of the league. For Beikong, they suffered a one-point defeat in their first encounter with Jilin. Coupled with their current luxurious lineup and consecutive losses, the team is under considerable pressure, especially their head coach Min Lulei, who has faced much criticism. After losing to an undermanned Zhejiang Chouzhou team, Beikong, once hailed as the team with the greatest hope for the top four in the new season, has turned out to be the most disappointing team for fans. Despite having a well-rounded roster with an enviable frontcourt, Beikong struggles to play fluidly against any opponent and finds it hard to decisively win games. The use of players by coach Min has also been questioned, along with the psychological impact of the one-point loss to Jilin in their first match. Whether they can defeat Jilin during the injury period of Liao Sanning…