Guangdong Team Continues Winning Streak with a Thrilling Victory Over Guangzhou After defeating Guangzhou Long Lions, Guangdong Team has extended their longest winning streak of the season to seven games. However, this victory was hard-fought and more challenging than their previous two wins against Qingdao and Beikong. In the first half, Guangdong found themselves trailing by 19 points after being unexpectedly outscored 48-29. In the third quarter, Guangdong Team woke up from their slumber, responding with a 33-11 run. They shot 12 out of 20 from the field and 4 out of 10 from beyond the arc, scoring a total of 33 points, which surpassed their first-half total. By the end of the third quarter, they had completed the comeback and taken the lead over Guangzhou. Notably, Guangdong managed to erase the 19-point deficit in less than six minutes. Led by Xu Jie, Jilunwote, and Er Fei, the team scored 22 points in just 5 minutes and 48 seconds, successfully overtaking their opponents. It seems that a 20-point lead is nothing but a fart in basketball. Despite the win, there are still areas for Guangdong Team to reflect upon: Firstly, Xu Jie continues to struggle to get rest when facing "weaker" opponents. He played for 45 and a half minutes, scoring 18 points, grabbing 7 rebounds, and dishing out 6 assists. However, he appeared exhausted, especially considering his poor performance in the first half. He scored no points, had no rebounds or assists in the first quarter, and only managed to score 6 points with 1 rebound and 1 assist…

Translation of the content: This year's CBA has been truly exciting! Now that the league is in its later stages and the rankings of the teams have basically stabilized, let's boldly predict the final outcome! Which teams will ultimately stand out? It's thrilling to think about! Looking at these 20 teams, there are actually quite noticeable differences in strength, which can be roughly divided into four categories. First, let's talk about those teams that are unlikely to make it to the playoffs. These seven teams - Fujian, Jiangsu, Guangzhou, Sichuan, Ningbo, Tianjin, and Shenzhen - generally have low win rates, with the highest just barely reaching 30%. The difficulty of making it into the playoffs is quite high! Among them, Fujian men's basketball team has the lowest win rate, a mere 13.8%, alas, we can only say, try again next year! To make an appearance in the playoffs, they need to improve their strength first! Next, let's take a look at those teams still striving for the last train to the playoffs! These three teams are Jilin, Beikong, and Tongxi. Each of these teams has their own advantages and disadvantages; for example, Jilin has Jones, a powerful foreign player, but their bench depth is somewhat lacking; Beikong has a good lineup, but concerns arise from the coach's strategy and the team's injury situation; Tongxi has strong offensive firepower, but defense has become their weak point. Therefore, to catch the last train to the playoffs, they must capitalize on their strengths and avoid their weaknesses! The team that better solves these…

Oh no, the Beijing Derby is about to kick off, but Zhou Qi, the big man from the Beijing Ducks, has once again been ruled out! This time, even head coach Xu Limin has come out and said it directly: for Zhou Qi's long-term development, he needs a good rest. This has really set off alarm bells in many people's hearts, after all, this concerns not only the team's ranking but also the future of Chinese men's basketball! Where should we start with this story? Perhaps we should begin with Zhou Qi's recurring injuries. Recall the World Cup when his back injury flared up, directly impacting the game results! Later, at Guangdong Team, it was an on-and-off situation, with him missing the playoffs entirely! Now at Beijing Ducks, the situation hasn't improved much, with injuries and illnesses popping up here and there, causing real concern! These injuries seem to have it out for Zhou Qi! Consider that they were proudly sitting at first place during the first stage, but now they've dropped all the way to ninth! Who can stand that? Naturally, this has also brought joy to some Liaoning fans. They haven't held back on their teasing: "This car is a good car, it just doesn't drive much!" >"Spent a fortune on Sun Yue before, now spending a fortune on Zhou Qi," the sour tone is palpable even through the screen! It seems Zhou Qi's injuries are not only worrying the Beijing Ducks but have also become a topic of conversation for everyone! But let's not just laugh at…

This match between Beijing and Zhejiang has truly evoked a myriad of emotions. Zhou Qi, once a formidable player for Guangdong, now seems to have become an "outsider" in the Beijing team. In the crucial battle against Zhejiang, fans were eagerly anticipating Zhou Qi's participation, but he was absent due to a fever and cold. Recall that in the first round, when Zhou Qi was on the court, Beijing easily defeated Zhejiang; however, in the second game without him, Beijing suffered defeat. After the match, Zhou Qi was busy visiting various stores, seemingly not too concerned about the outcome of the game. Looking at Xu Jie, this young star is becoming more and more brilliant. Not only has he successfully endorsed a small car, but he is also enthusiastic about public welfare, which is truly heartwarming. Even more impressive, he has received praise from FIBA, and the name Xu Zhongfeng is becoming increasingly renowned. In contrast, Zhou Qi's absence and leisurely post-game demeanor do leave a bitter taste in one's mouth. Honestly, after watching this match, it feels quite uncomfortable. As a member of the team, Zhou Qi should step up during critical moments and contribute to the team. However, he chose to be absent, which is somewhat disappointing. On the other hand, Xu Jie, with both his skills and character, earns a thumbs-up. It is hoped that Zhou Qi can reflect deeply. As a professional player, he should always prioritize the interests of the team over personal gain. After all, basketball is a team sport, and only by standing…

On January 16th, Beijing time, after 45 days, Guo Ailun staged another comeback masterpiece! He witnessed an intense conflict and brawl on the scene, but his reaction was very interesting. In the match between Guangdong and Guangzhou, Guangzhou men's basketball team welcomed the return of their core leader Guo Ailun. This game was the first time Guo Shao returned after 45 days. The last time he played for Guangzhou team was on December 2nd, and it has been 45 days since then. After waiting for a month and a half, Guo Shao returned without rusting. Although he didn't score in two shots in the first half, he grabbed 3 rebounds and sent out 6 assists. Despite the appearance of ironing, he could still contribute in other aspects. However, an interesting moment occurred on the court in the third quarter, when both sides actually had a conflict. It was clearly a derby, with both sides being teams from Guangdong, but there was a scene of fighting on the court. The domestic players were relatively friendly, and no one caused trouble under the leadership of Guo Ailun, but the foreign players fought. At 6 minutes and 26 seconds in the third quarter, Warren, the foreign player of Guangzhou team, collided with Morand when attacking the basket. Morand hit him hard, and Warren was very angry. He immediately rushed up to argue with Morand, and the two sides directly had an intense conflict and began to push each other. They started fighting on the spot. If it weren't for the players on both…

On January 16th, Beijing time, it has been a long time since we last saw Guo Ailun. However, his return after 45 days is heart-wrenching as he finally comes back but in a state of depression, leading the team to lose without scoring a single goal. Guangzhou men's basketball team is still not a strong team. In this Guangdong derby, Guo Ailun has returned. He played for 30 minutes and 46 seconds, shooting 0 out of 7, with 0 out of 3 three-pointers and 0 out of 2 free throws. He missed all his shots and scored 0 points, grabbing 5 rebounds and making 7 assists with 2 fouls. Although his rebounds and assists look comprehensive, he didn't score a single point and had two fouls that were unacceptable. More importantly, Guo Ailun's plus-minus value of -21 was the worst among all players in the game. It's really touching that he lost 19 points in 30 minutes, which makes people feel that he is really old and useless, and indeed not good enough. In fact, Guo Ailun's Guangzhou teammates played well in this game, but he himself did not perform well. The teammates have already scored crazily. This McCaw scored 24 points and 6 steals, which is very powerful. There is also Yuan Zhaoyao on the bench who scored 15 points. However, Guo Ailun missed all his shots 7 times, which is really helpless. He had many open positions, but wasted more opportunities. What's even sadder is that Guo Ailun can't just score now, his speed is gone too. His…

The second phase of the CBA regular season is about to come to a close, and the main event that follows will be the men's basketball Asian Cup qualifiers. The rematch against Japan on February 20th is a crucial match that cannot afford to be lost. In the first match against Japan, the Chinese men's basketball team suffered a defeat with a score of 73-76, which was also the first time in 88 years that China lost to Japan in the FIBA system. The second match sees the Chinese team at home, determined to avenge their loss, and tensions are high as both sides prepare for battle. However, Coach Guo faces difficulties, as choosing the right lineup has become a tricky issue. Here's an estimated list of the strongest 14 players: Many national-level players are currently dealing with injuries, including Liaoning's Zhang Zhenlin and Zhao Jiwei, Guangdong's Hu Mingxuan, Beijing's Zhou Qi, Zhejiang's Yu Jiahao and Wu Qian, Beikong's Liao Sanning, and Guangzhou's Jiao Boqiao. It's unlikely that these players will be able to participate, leaving Coach Guo with limited options for his roster. However, the Chinese men's basketball talent pool is rich, and Coach Guo has multiple choices available. The projected 14-man roster should look like this: Frontcourt: Hu Jinqiu, Yang Hansen, Li Yanzhe, Liu Chuanxing (or Zou Yuchen, Xu Xin) Wings: Zeng Fanbo, Zhang Ning, Qi Lin, Cheng Shaipeng, Li Hongquan Backcourt: Xu Jie, Zhao Rui, Lin Cang, Sun Minghui, Gao Shiyan These players are considered the strongest from various domestic clubs. Playing against Japan should not be…

As a member of the men's national basketball team, he can't get enough playing time in Liaoning, averaging only more than ten minutes per game, and even less than the substitute player Yan Shouqi. Wang Lanqin's struggles in Liaoning also represent the current difficulties of the team. Although Liaoning narrowly defeated Shanghai, Liaoning fans are not happy at all. The team's sluggish state continues, and Shanghai is missing their star foreign player Lofton, with several key players playing injured. Liaoning almost lost their lead and were overturned. The biggest problem for Liaoning right now remains unsolved. In the past, with a single foreign player, the domestic players' abilities were limited, and only two or three teams could punish Han Dejun and Fu Hao on defense. Now, with basically two foreign players, anyone can punish them. Adding a player like Yan Shouqi who is a liability on defense, there's no hope for the defensive end. Then on the offensive end, they still have to rely on Han Dejun, and with the clear improvement in defense from the opposing team with two foreign players, Han Dejun is also playing extremely hard. Currently, the number four position has the biggest problem. Li Xiaoxu cannot attack, and on the offensive end, apart from setting screens and putbacks, he has no other use. He is the point that all teams leave open. Fu Hao cannot defend, and those who can help him make up positions either lack speed or size. The spatial attributes on the offensive end are also unstable, and the opponent can try…

In the fierce battles of the CBA regular season, Beijing Men's Basketball Team recently suffered an unprecedented crushing defeat, losing by a margin of 27 points to Beikong Men's Basketball Team. This loss not only shocked fans but also put the team in a severe ranking crisis. The absence of key players such as Zhou Qi, Zeng Fanbo, and Chen Yingjun greatly reduced Beijing's overall strength, while Beikong seized the opportunity to set the score at 129-102, inflicting a painful defeat on their opponents. This season, Beijing Men's Basketball Team has made significant investments in recruitment, but their record has yet to meet expectations. The loss in this Beijing derby further dropped the team's ranking to ninth place, with the danger of falling out of the top eight becoming increasingly serious. In the competitive CBA league, if Beijing wants to return to the peak, they must quickly adjust their state and make up for the shortcomings caused by the absence of core players. At the same time, the competition on the CBA leaderboard is becoming more intense. Guangsha Men's Basketball Team leads the leaderboard with stable performance, while Shanxi, Liaoning, Shandong, and Zhejiang teams follow closely behind with equal points, forming the second group. Beijing's consecutive losses have given teams like Xinjiang and Qingdao the chance to surpass them, and the CBA ranking landscape is undergoing subtle changes. The crushing defeat in the Beijing derby has placed immense pressure on Beijing Men's Basketball Team. How to stop the downward trend in the upcoming games has become an urgent problem for…

On January 16th, the 31st round of the CBA regular season concluded with several key matches that brought the round to a climax. Guangdong completed an astonishing comeback from a 19-point deficit, defeating Guangzhou 85-77 and securing their seventh consecutive victory. Meanwhile, the bottom-ranked Fujian team also had a breakout performance, defeating Sichuan 121-117 at home and handing their opponents a bitter loss. With the results of the matches now out, the standings are in a state of chaos, with only three points separating the teams ranked second to ninth, making the competition extremely fierce. In the match between Fujian and Sichuan, Fujian displayed a rare fighting spirit, maintaining their determination even when the game started off poorly for them. In the first half, Fujian's offense was cold, with a team shooting percentage of only 30%, relying on free throws from fouls to catch up on points. On the other hand, Sichuan saw Samuels and Hunter combine for a full offensive display, along with outstanding performances from local players like Li Weihao and Hu Junlin, helping Sichuan end the first half leading 66-58. In the third quarter, the game gradually intensified. The core foreign players from both sides engaged in a shootout, with the score tied several times before ending the quarter at 89-all. At a critical moment, Fujian's Zeng Lingxuan and Sun Yansong stepped up, launching a small scoring spree to secure the victory. Despite Samuels' best efforts, scoring an impressive 51 points, 15 rebounds, and 8 assists, he was unable to lead his team to a comeback. Ultimately,…