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Kaohsiung Sea Dragons Stage Comeback Against Kings, Coach Fischer Achieves Greatness

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In a thrilling championship matchup, the Kaohsiung Sea Dragons demonstrated their incredible resilience by overcoming a 19-point deficit to defeat the New Taipei Kings 99-91. This victory was not only a result of the players' efforts but also a testament to Coach Mathias Fischer's ingenious strategies.

Coach Fischer from Poland has led the Sea Dragons through the playoffs, creating miracles since their first victory against the Dreamers. Today, he showcased his tactical prowess as his team once again faced great adversity. Star player Jeremy Lin scored 21 points for the Kings, but his performance was hampered by early fouls, leading to his disqualification after six fouls.

At the start of the game, the Sea Dragons struggled, falling behind 12-31 in the first quarter. At that moment, many believed the victory was firmly in the hands of the Kings. However, Coach Fischer adjusted his strategy without losing hope, motivating his players to unleash their full potential in the following three quarters.

One key tactical move by Fischer was the introduction of Lithuanian player Edgaras Želionis. Standing at 208 cm, Želionis rose to the challenge and delivered an impressive performance, scoring 17 points and grabbing 7 rebounds, synergizing well with local players to boost the Sea Dragons' scoring effort.

Not only Želionis, but young guard Su Wen-ju also shone in the game. He faced Lin's experienced defense but managed to showcase his skills, achieving a 67% shooting rate from beyond the arc and a 50% rate on two-pointers, ultimately scoring 14 points to contribute significantly to the win.

Throughout the game, the Sea Dragons maintained their lead in the second half, capitalizing on critical fouls committed by Kings' main players Lin and Manny. Both players were forced into foul trouble, and their exit after only 48 minutes highlighted the impact on the team's performance.

This matchup was not only a test of skill but also a trial of psychological resilience and the ability to handle pressure. Despite the external doubts, Coach Fischer remained confident in his game plan, leading the Sea Dragons to challenge limitations. This victory marks a pinnacle for the Kaohsiung Sea Dragons in the championship and serves as a significant milestone in Fischer's coaching career.