LEON, Mexico (Interstat) — A matchup of Liga Nacional de Baloncesto Profesional extremes arrives at Domo de la Feria on Friday as the surging Jal. Astros face the struggling Leon.

The Astros (17-1) enter the contest with the league’s best record, having won 15 of their last 16 games. Their most recent victory was a 97-83 road win over Zacatecas on Sept. 19, led by Rigoberto Mendoza De La Rosa’s 23 points.

Leon (2-16) sits at the opposite end of the standings, mired in a six-game losing streak. The team is coming off a 118-86 home loss to Soles on Sept. 18, where Joseph Ruben Soto led the team with 16 points.

The season series has been one-sided. The Astros swept a two-game set against Leon in late August, winning 79-74 and 89-67.

Despite the lopsided records and recent history, a statistical projection from Interstat forecasts a stunning reversal, predicting a 108-42 victory for Leon. The teams will meet again in Leon on Saturday to complete the back-to-back series.