It’s set to start tomorrow: Liaoning will have home court advantage in the 2-3-2 CBA Finals system and will therefore host Beijing for the first two games of the 2015 CBA grand last round.
Who will emerge as the winner?
The second semifinal features the big surprise from the regular season in Hamed Haddadi’s Qingdao Eagles facing the dominant (but a bit sleepwalking late in the 38-game tournament) Liaoning Dinosaurs.
The eternal saga, the one true rivalry the CBA has to offer nowadays is unto us for another episode.
Another semifinal rendezvous involves the Guangdong Southern Tigers and the Beijing Ducks. Who will survive?
Now that we’ve analyzed the match-ups involving seeds number 1, 2, 7 and 8, let’s move on to the 2 remaining quarter-final bouts, Qingdao-Shanxi and Beijing-Jilin.
Due to personal reasons and blogging issues, I’ve had to refrain from posting on this blog for a while. In the meantime, a post I meant to publish a week ago didn’t make its way to the internet for unknown reasons, which is why you’ll see a quite old edition of “Se son rose…” published just now. You know, s**t happens and I have to deal with it, alas.
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