On January 15th, Beijing time, the 31st round of CBA regular season continued. In a recently concluded match, Liaoning Men's Basketball Team defeated Shanghai Men's Basketball Team 117-114 at home, ending the latter's 16-game winning streak. A simple review of the game: I personally believe that this match was absolutely at the level of a playoff game. Liaoning Men's Basketball Team started with accurate outside shooting, quickly opening up a double-digit lead, but Shanghai Men's Basketball Team showed great tenacity and soon found their offensive rhythm in the second and third quarters, leveling the score. Entering the decisive fourth quarter, Shanghai Men's Basketball Team's super foreign aid, Bradso, was ejected by the referee for accumulating one unsportsmanlike foul and one technical foul. This led to Shanghai Men's Basketball Team losing a major offensive core. Li Tianrong, who was organizing the offense, seemed somewhat inexperienced, and his key shots were blocked by Li Xiaoxu. Ultimately, Li Hongquan failed to make a three-pointer, and Shanghai Men's Basketball Team suffered a narrow defeat. Compared to the outcome of the game, fans discussed more about the refereeing of this match, especially the refereeing of Referee No. 57, which was simply absurd. Even the honest coach Lu Wei was so angry that he rarely exploded and kept roaring at the referees for their poor calls. What exactly happened? It turned out that during the third and fourth quarters, Shanghai Men's Basketball Team had several momentum-building moments to catch up on points, but they were unexpectedly interrupted by the referees. Besides Bradso committing three consecutive offensive…

Guo Ailun Returns! The Schedule for CCTV5 on January 16th Has Been Adjusted Again, and CCTV5 Will Not Broadcast CBA!‌ On January 15th, Beijing time, the CBA regular season welcomes six matches, among which the "Capital Derby" between Beijing and Beikong is the most anticipated. However, it is a bit regrettable that neither team is playing with their strongest lineup, for example, Beijing's Zhou Qi, Chen Yinglun, Beikong's Liao Sannin, Zou Yuchen, and Riele are not playing, so the excitement of the game is slightly dimmed. This game, the editor still favors the Beijing team, because wherever there is Zhou Qi, Xiaochao will support him. If Beijing wants to win, they need to limit Beikong's foreign aid, Salinger. As long as he doesn't score, there will be hope to double-kill the opponent in the season. In addition to the six exciting games tonight, many players are close to achieving personal CBA career milestones, including breakthroughs in scoring, assists, steals, etc. Let's all look forward to it and cheer for our favorite teams! After watching today's main games, let's review yesterday's games. Liaoning men's basketball team won Shanghai men's basketball team at home with a score of 117-114, refusing a big comeback of 17 points and successfully ending Shanghai's 16 consecutive victories. Liaoning team finally won a game that made fans nervous, Yang Ming finally woke up once, knowing how to deal with it through changing formations. Although this victory is not very valuable, it finally allowed fans to see Liaoning team's tenacity and not giving up. Honestly, after watching the…

Translation of the article content into English: The 24-25 season of the CBA league has reached the 31st round, and we are taking stock of the five players who have been most disappointing since the start of the league. First: Qi Lin from Xinjiang Men's Basketball Team The reason he disappoints is instability, including emotional instability and efficiency instability. Emotional instability is easy to understand. This season, Qi Lin complained about the referee's decision several times in the game, so he also received two heavy fines from the basketball association. Efficiency instability, data speaks for itself. In the last 10 games, Qi Lin had two games with a three-point shooting rate of zero, and three games with a shooting rate of less than 30%. Second: Zhou Qi from Beijing Men's Basketball Team The point that disappoints him is his attitude and attendance rate. In terms of attitude, it feels like Zhou Qi is a bit lazy in the game, not showing the spirit of being the core and leading the team to victory. In terms of attendance rate, in the case where Beijing Men's Basketball Team has completed 29 rounds of the schedule, Zhou Qi only played 11 games, and the rest of the time was spent recovering from injuries and illnesses. Speaking of Zhou Qi, it also reminded the author of the former Brooklyn Nets trio, whose combined games over several seasons can be counted on one hand, with strong paper strength but always unable to gather people. Third: Yan Shouqi from Liaoning Men's Basketball Team The reason he…

Chinese Men's Basketball is currently experiencing a low point, but a group of young stars are emerging. Xun Si'nan, a 17-year-old player who stands at 2.13 meters tall, has recently excelled in high school competitions and is now under the attention of the Chinese Men's Basketball team. The head coach of the Chinese Men's Basketball team, Guo Shiqiang, is currently in the United States to observe players, and Xun Si'nan is one of his targets. Xun Si'nan possesses excellent physical conditions and athletic talent, and his skills are continuously improving. He has already received offers from several prestigious NCAA schools and is currently rated as a four-star high school student. In the future, he is expected to compete in NCAA games and then aim for the NBA. Xun Si'nan has an arm span of 2.30 meters and is an interior player skilled in defense. He played two seasons at Windermere High School and is currently playing for Georgetown Preparatory High School this season. In a recent high school game, Georgetown Preparatory High School defeated St. Albans High School 81-56, with Xun Si'nan playing 22 minutes, shooting 6 out of 7, making 1 out of 1 three-pointers, and 5 out of 6 free throws, scoring 18 points, 9 rebounds, and 1 assist, with 1 turnover. In this game, Xun Si'nan had a very high offensive efficiency, scoring a three-pointer shortly after the start. Over the past year, Xun Si'nan has been practicing his three-point shots intensively. During last year's national youth men's basketball training camp, he talked about his plan to…

CBA Big Upset! Shandong Crashes, Beijing Drops to 9th, Latest Points Ranking as Follows, 2nd to 5th Place Tied Cold doors frequently occur, suspense rises! The 29th round of the CBA once again allows fans to feast their eyes: Shandong team unexpectedly crashes, Shenzhen team uses a big victory to prove itself; while Beijing men's basketball team suffers two consecutive defeats, ranking slips to 9th. The court is like a battlefield. In this round of focus battles, Zhejiang and Shenzhen teams interpret what "steady in seeking victory" with strength, while Shandong and Beijing make mistakes repeatedly at critical moments, which is sighing. Five teams have the same points, and the competition is becoming more and more fierce. The "bloodshed" of the CBA league has just begun. Zhejiang 106: 92 Beijing - perseverance and counterattack under home court advantage On January 11, Zhejiang team sat in the home court to meet Beijing men's basketball team. This game was highly concerned before the game because of the incomplete lineup of both sides. Zhejiang lost three major generals, Wu Qian, Cheng Shaipeng and Yu Jiahaoyi, as if "three ribs were broken", but the situation in Beijing was not good. Chen Yingjun, Zhou Qi and Zeng Fanbo were absent, and their strength was greatly reduced. At the beginning of the game, Zhejiang team was in high spirits, and the strategy of focusing on the inside line worked. Jones performed well under the basket, scoring 11 points in a single quarter, helping the team quickly establish a leading advantage. Beijing team seemed at a loss,…

After watching Guangdong team defeat Shandong in this match, my heart is truly filled with mixed feelings. As an old Guangdong fan, it's hard not to feel concerned seeing Xu Jie averaging 43 minutes of high-intensity playing time this season. However, this game has given me a glimmer of hope. What surprised me most about this game is that Xu Jie finally got to rest during the decisive moments of the fourth quarter! You see, in previous games, he was always on the court for a solid 46 minutes. Who is behind this change? It's Huang Rongqi and Ren Junfei, this new-old partnership. Speaking of Huang Rongqi, this young man is truly a gem. Since joining the Guangdong team, he has been improving in every game, from being a defensive specialist at the beginning to now becoming an all-around guard. The speed of his progress is simply astonishing. Look at him averaging 21 minutes of playing time per game, scoring just slightly less than Du Runwang. With such performance, it's fair to say that Zhu Fangyu and Du Feng have really found a treasure. The way Ren Junfei is used is also quite interesting. Du Feng pairs him with Morland in the fourth quarter, which is a brilliant move. Ren Junfei not only has the ability to "steal" points but also excels in assisting and directing. On the court, he's like a traffic cop, organizing the team's offense in an orderly manner. Did you notice that although Huang Rongqi didn't score in the fourth quarter, he made two breakthroughs to…

A top-level confrontation turned into a hot topic among fans due to refereeing decisions. Is this fair judgment or does it affect fairness? On the CBA court, every encounter is about honor, and this match between Shanghai and Liaoning men's basketball teams is no exception. In the end, Shanghai lost to their opponents 114-117, with their winning streak ending at 16 games. The game was intense enough to be recorded in the annals of the CBA, but the controversial decision to penalize Bradley in the crucial moment pushed topics beyond victory and defeat to the forefront. In such circumstances, Shanghai's head coach, Lu Wei, chose a cold approach, expressing regret with calmness and humility; but is the fundamental reason really with the referees? Bradley was almost unstoppable in the game, scoring 28 points with 10 out of 13 shots, not only as the offensive engine of Shanghai but also as the core contributor to a series of victories. As one of the top-performing foreign players in the current CBA, Bradley averaged 24.3 points, 6.7 assists, and 5.2 rebounds this season, almost single-handedly carving out the "dark horse" image of Shanghai. However, not only were there multiple fouls called against his offense during the game, but he was also directly sent off with six fouls in the "diving foul" decision. This decision not only stunned Bradley but also caused the situation of the game to change dramatically. The Shanghai team, which was still in a critical moment of biting points, lost Bradley, like a kite that had lost its string, completely…

The Beijing Enterprises Men's Basketball Team has suffered a significant setback in the second stage of the season, with a current record of 15 wins and 14 losses, temporarily ranking 12th in the league. The team's strength has been severely affected due to the consecutive injuries of key guards Liao Saning and Riller, leaving them without an organizing core and offensive ace, making it difficult for coach Min Lulei to execute his tactics. According to the latest reports, "Liao Saning, the core guard of the Beijing Enterprises Men's Basketball Team who previously suffered a foot injury, is likely to miss the remaining games of the second stage." The early withdrawal of Liao Saning in the second stage is a huge blow to the team, and Min Lulei will face the dilemma of a tight personnel rotation. This season, Liao Saning has only played 13 games due to injury, averaging 34.1 minutes per game, contributing 12.8 points, 4 rebounds, 4.8 assists, 0.8 steals, and 0.4 blocks, with a shooting percentage of 42.3%, a three-point percentage of 32.7%, and a free throw percentage of 68.6%. Affected by his foot injury, Liao Saning has been out of action since early December, missing several crucial matches. He is currently actively recovering, but when he can return to the court remains uncertain. Additionally, there is a possibility that Liao Saning may miss the next national team training camp during the window period. As the main core at the No. 1 position for the Beijing Enterprises Men's Basketball Team, after Liao Saning's injury, the team's offense…

Translation of the article content into English: On the evening of January 15th, Beijing time, multiple key matchups in the CBA regular season concluded, resulting in significant changes to the standings. Guangsha continues to dominate at the top with its strong performance, while Shanxi climbed to second after a big win, showing its dark horse potential, and Liaoning unexpectedly slipped to fifth. As the schedule progresses, the competition for playoff spots is becoming increasingly fierce. In the home game against Tianjin, Shanxi defeated Tianjin 136-113, showcasing their strength throughout the game. Shanxi led 13-9 at the start of the first quarter, but Tianjin fought back tenaciously, trailing by only four points at the end of the first quarter. However, in the second quarter, Shanxi unleashed an offensive frenzy, with a 16-6 run quickly widening the gap to double digits. At halftime, Shanxi led 80-59, firmly controlling the rhythm of the game. In the second half, Tianjin attempted to close the gap, but Shanxi played steadily in critical moments, once again expanding the lead to over 20 points. Ultimately, Shanxi won by a 23-point advantage. In this match, Shanxi demonstrated the impact and overall coordination of a top-tier team, with Diyallo scoring 19 points efficiently and Zhang Ning scoring 14 points with a 100% shooting rate. In another game, Beijing hosted Beikong but suffered a crushing defeat of 102-129. With key players such as Zhou Qi and Zeng Fanbo absent, Beijing's interior defense was repeatedly under pressure, despite the outstanding performances of foreign players Jerman and Omore. Beikong maintained high efficiency…

Translation of the article content into English: With the conclusion of the 30th round of the CBA regular season, a group of outstanding local players have emerged on the court. As the Men's Basketball Asian Cup approaches, the preparations for the Chinese men's basketball team have also entered a critical period. Through the performance in this round, several players have not only demonstrated their dominance in the CBA but have also become indispensable parts of the Chinese men's basketball team lineup. Below, we will analyze these four players, whose strength and potential are undoubtedly expected to bring significant contributions to the Chinese men's basketball team at the Asian Cup. Sun Minghui: The All-Round Guard, the Backbone of the National Team The 28-year-old Sun Minghui once again proved his worth in the match between Guangsha and Zhejiang, contributing 21 points, 4 rebounds, and 8 assists in 38 minutes of playtime. More notably, his excellent defensive statistics—averaging 2.6 steals per game—make him irreplaceable on the guard line. Sun Minghui can not only score but also efficiently organize the offense, becoming the starting point for the team's attack. With such comprehensive abilities, he plays a key role both in organizing and scoring on the court. This season, Sun Minghui has averaged 15.1 points, 2.8 rebounds, and 9.3 assists in 27 games, with his assist and steal numbers ranking first in the league. These statistics not only showcase his all-round capabilities but also prove that he possesses the qualifications to be selected for the national team. As the national team's lineup gradually strengthens, Sun…