The Chinese Basketball Association (CBA) has secured its first win post-coaching adjustment, securing their second consecutive championship title in the league's history.

In a surprising development for the CBA, the Shanghai Sharks defeated the Chongqing Dragons in a thrilling overtime game on Wednesday night, with the Sharks leading 87-85 at halftime and trailing 92-86 after four quarters. The Sharks were able to hold off the Dragons' surge in the fourth quarter, outscoring them by nine points in that period to secure their first win post-coaching adjustment.

This victory was the Sharks' third straight championship title, which came just two years after they lost the inaugural season of the league. Despite losing key players such as Deng Xiaoyu and Li Hongyu during the offseason, the Sharks still managed to secure their first title under new head coach Zhang Jincheng.

Zhang is known for his aggressive play style and his ability to execute his system effectively. He also has a strong coaching background, having coached several NBA teams before coming to China. His approach to team management and player development has been praised by both fans and media alike.

The Sharks have also made significant progress since winning the inaugural season of the league. They have improved their defense and have become more consistent defensively throughout the season. Their performance against the Dragons was particularly impressive, as they had a strong bench that allowed the Sharks to run the floor without any pressure.

Overall, this victory was a testament to the hard work and dedication of the Sharks' players, coaches, and staff. They have shown that they can compete at a high level again, even with the challenges of adjusting to new coaching styles and playing conditions. The CBA has seen some impressive performances from young talent over the past few seasons, so it will be interesting to see how the Sharks continue to perform in the future.