Well, dont want to give away all my secrets, but looks as if you tend to run Push the Ball, which is a faster paced version of Base Offense. All things considered, this is a Balanced Offensive tactic. The most successful defense to counter a balanced offense would be Man to Man, but depending on match ups, opponents may be more successful running a 2-3 zone or a 3-2 or 1-3-1 zone if the small forward is more inside orientated or outside orientated like a guard, or if your bigs are much stonger then your guards or vice versa. Your team is harder to judge, as your starting SF, Job, seems to be pretty well balanced when it comes to inside and outside skills, aswell, looks to be more of a perimeter defensive skilled player. Your bigs however do seem to carry your team, for the most part, and I think had BT run an inside defense and tried to shut down your PF and C, it would have left most of the scoring load on your SG, which his outside defense should have been able to control and could have been a closer game. Running an inside zone against you, BT's bigs would have got more rebounds both offensive and defensive, and slowed the tempo of the game down and got more possessions.
I'm not sure what tactics I'll run against you, but I think it all hinges on shutting/slowing down Vester and Hengjie as they are arguably the strongest front court in the division.