Liaoning Men's Basketball Team Defeats Shanghai! The Truth is Finally Revealed, Even More Hair-Raising to Watch! The Liaoning men's basketball team defeated Shanghai! The truth has finally been revealed, and it's even more hair-raising to watch! Netizens have pointed out incisively that the Shanghai team's 16-game winning streak was not ended by Liaoning but by the referees. Lu Wei's temper is still too mild; if he were as fiery as Yang Ming, the referees wouldn't dare to be so blatant. Sometimes, making a fuss is necessary to put pressure on the referees. Without going into other details, Yan Shouqi twice and Xue Bu once faked falls, all of which were called fouls against Xue Bu, greatly affecting Shanghai. Liaoning lacks a number three position, scores poorly at the four position, and their number five, Da Han, is too tired. They can only rely on the one and two positions for offensive scoring, making it very difficult for Liaoning. Objectively speaking, whether or not they exposed shortcomings of Shanghai that weren't magnified before, losing this game isn't necessarily bad. It will allow the team to see shortcomings they hadn't noticed or taken seriously before, which is most important for the team's improvement. Initially, I wanted to see Lofven play, but he didn't get on the court. Liaoning's lack of coordination is evident; they've become a foreign player-dominated team. This style of Liaoning basketball is something I haven't seen in twenty years. This year, it's all about individual foreign players playing one-on-one; what's the point of having a coaching staff? This kind…

Liaoning defeats Shanghai, post-game 3 good news and 2 bad news, Yang Ming called for resignation 117-114, Liaoning men's basketball narrowly defeated Shanghai men's basketball, ending the opponent's 16 consecutive victories and securing a crucial victory. This game was a close win for Liaoning, despite a poor start and leading for most of the time, problems arose in the fourth quarter. Fortunately, the opponent missed their shots, and Bradley was ejected for being too impulsive; otherwise, it would have been uncertain. Although Liaoning won, there are still many issues, and Yang Ming's on-site adjustment capabilities have once again been questioned, with some fans calling for his resignation. There are three pieces of good news for Liaoning: Firstly, Liaoning's small foreign aid is really strong. Fergie and Wells, dual-core driven, combined for 57 points in this game, and it was Fergie's decisive shot at the critical moment that saved the day, two sturdy legs. Secondly, the young players are doing well, Li Huyi and Shou Di. Li Huyi is getting better and better, and Shou Di's form has improved. Their defense against Bradley and three-point shooting were both excellent, they are absolutely the big contributors to the victory. Thirdly, the two big foreign aids, Patton and Weber, are still good, much better than the previous ones. They just lack chemistry, but with more playing time and better coordination, they will definitely be useful. Of course, there are also two pieces of bad news for Liaoning: Firstly, Zhao Jiwei is still in a slump, with poor offense, poor defense, many turnovers, and…

Guangsha triumphs by 4 points in the Zhejiang derby, and upon magnifying the details 10 times, the reasons become clear. Netizens have pointed out incisively that in this game, Zhejiang Chouzhou lost a pity, it was just short of a Wu Qian! This time, Zhejiang men's basketball team was reversed again by Guangsha. At one point, they led Guangsha by more than ten points, wasting York's excellent form. The coach of Chouzhou is really not good enough, there is definitely a gap compared to Wang Bo. Guangsha has made significant progress this season. With this state and strength, it is very likely that they will win the regular season championship, and they are also strong contenders for the playoff championship. Zhejiang Guangsha is indeed quite good, playing collective basketball, everyone has a certain scoring ability, making it difficult for opponents to defend. Now, it is really feared that players will get injured. Jia Hao's action of going up against Sun Minghui is very dangerous. Everyone uses bigger actions against others because they are not whistled for fouls themselves. They all use their bodies to meet when defending breakthroughs. Honestly, who can still afford to get injured now? Is it that Zhejiang has just returned two players and wants to be injured again, or does Guangsha want to repeat the impact of injuries every year? It is completely unnecessary, so I don't understand what the referees are encouraging such confrontations for. Liu Zeyi and Simmons of Chouzhou were injured again, Buss was cut, two foreigners against four foreigners, with only seven…

On January 14th, Beijing time, Liaoning ended Shanghai's 16-game winning streak. Did they really rely on their own strength? They should thank the referees for an unfair victory, as Shanghai's defeat is still glorious. In the game between Shanghai and Liaoning, Shanghai was missing a key player, with superstar foreign player Lofton, arguably the best foreign player in the CBA, absent due to injury. By the fourth quarter, Shanghai's best-performing foreign player, Bradso, who had played for 28 minutes, was controversially sent off by the referee. Despite being allowed to use their "chariot, horse, and cannon," Liaoning almost dragged Shanghai into overtime to level and reverse the game. Even though Liaoning eventually ended Shanghai's 16-game winning streak, their victory was not honorable. This is because Shanghai was playing away from home, and their two super foreign players were unable to play in the last six minutes. Yet, they almost overwhelmed Liaoning and only lost by three points. Shanghai has nothing to be ashamed of; their young players truly performed well, with Li Hongquan scoring 25 points. On the other hand, Liaoning relied heavily on veterans like Ferguson, Wells, and Han Dejun, with no other main players scoring in double digits, and the supporting players' performances were average at best. Furthermore, Liaoning still needed the help of the referees. In the fourth quarter, Shanghai's foreign player Bradso was blown three times by the referee, especially for a foul and a technical foul for diving. Can you blow the whistle like that? Everyone wants to see the players on the court give…

In the arena of the CBA regular season, a highly anticipated local derby unfolded, with Guangsha team traveling to the away court to challenge Zhejiang team. During the first half of the game, Guangsha team's performance was far from satisfactory, with a very low morale, and at one point, they were even 18 points behind Zhejiang team. However, facing such a huge deficit, Guangsha team had no intention of giving up. On the contrary, this significant gap was like a fire that ignited the fighting spirit of the entire team. Therefore, in the second half of the game, we witnessed a completely rejuvenated Guangsha team. They fought back fiercely like tigers descending from the mountains. The players actively competed and cooperated on the court, striving for every ball with all their might. After a fierce competition, Guangsha team eventually won the game with a score of 102-98, successfully taking the victory away from the away court and drawing a perfect ending to this local derby. Guangsha team has achieved a remarkable seven consecutive victories in this game, and with an outstanding record of 26 wins and 4 losses, they firmly occupy the top spot in the CBA standings. Currently, they have a significant advantage over the second-placed Shandong team, leading by as many as five wins. It seems that as long as Guangsha team can maintain this good form, they are very likely to win the championship trophy of the CBA regular season this season. However, Guangsha team's pursuit this season is not limited to the regular season championship; their…

On January 14th, the 31st round of the CBA regular season featured several key battles, with Liaoning and Xinjiang both defeating their opponents, leading to new changes in the standings. Liaoning ended Shanghai's 16-game winning streak and successfully rose to second place in the standings; while Xinjiang, in Zhao Rui's first game back, defeated Jiangsu away from home, returning to the top four and laying a foundation for the upcoming schedule. Xinjiang challenged Jiangsu, who were ranked at the bottom, and although their opponents were slightly weaker overall, Xinjiang did not fully enter the game in the opening stages. In the first few minutes, Xinjiang's offensive efficiency was low, and they were cold-handed, relying only on fighting for second chances to maintain the situation. At a critical moment, Zhao Rui, who returned from injury, quickly became the focus on the court. His active performance on both offense and defense revitalized the team's rhythm, helping Xinjiang lead 28-21 at the end of the first quarter. In the second quarter, Xinjiang's starting lineup still hadn't fully found their footing, and the mediocre performances of Qi Lin and Heigens made the game once become sticky. Fortunately, Zhao Rui continued his good form from the first quarter, scoring efficiently and connecting the team's offensive system. Jiangsu performed averagely, with local players lacking stable output and foreign players failing to step up. At halftime, Xinjiang led by 9 points, 48-39. In the second half, Xinjiang gradually showed their overall strength advantage, especially the performance of the substitute players became the decisive factor. Peterson and Yilifula…

The CBA career of Cui Xiaolong has been full of ups and downs from the start. He was selected by the Jiangsu men's basketball team at a young age, and it was Li Nan, the coach at the time, who pushed for this draft pick. To be honest, Cui Xiaolong's entry into the CBA was not smooth sailing, with his state always somewhat fluctuating. As we all know, CBA games are not as simple as we might imagine; they are fiercely competitive and high-pressure, especially for a young player. Whether he can quickly adapt to the game rhythm and find his position directly affects his professional prospects. Cui Xiaolong is not an ordinary player. Although his initial performance was somewhat unstable, he successfully entered the national team, especially during Guo Shiqiang's coaching period, when he also made it onto the Chinese men's basketball team roster. This achievement is something to be proud of for any young player. In recent seasons, however, Cui Xiaolong's performance seems to have faltered, with frequent mistakes that have even led some to label him a "problem player." In one game, his average number of turnovers was as high as 2.7, which is quite a headache. What is most surprising is that since December 25, 2024, Cui Xiaolong seems to have "disappeared," at least in the sense that his name is no longer visible on the 12-man list of the Jiangsu men's basketball team, and there are even rumors that he has left the team. It's not surprising that people are paying attention, given that Cui…

Roaring and berating teammates, giving the elders a cold shoulder! No. 13 leaves the team, and the biggest change in Liaoning Basketball is Zhao Jiwei Liaoning Men's Basketball Team's dream of "four consecutive championships," how long can it last? From the high-profile start at the beginning of the season to the winter chill invasion, Liaoning Men's Basketball Team's performance curve is like a falling parabola. This team, which once won three consecutive championships and was unrivaled on the CBA court, suddenly seems like a broken porcelain bottle with leaks everywhere. The impact of Guo Ailun's departure has not yet been digested, and the state issues of Zhao Jiwei as the new core are emerging layer by layer, while the contradictions on and off the court seem to be draining the last bit of resilience from this team. With a current record of 20 wins and 10 losses, this does not match people's expectations for the defending champions. Zhao Jiwei, the leader who took on the burden, is he the root of the new problems or the fuse of the old contradictions? Before talking about Zhao Jiwei, we must mention Guo Ailun. His departure from Liaoning is like the main pillar of the family suddenly moving away, and this vacancy is temporarily unfilled. Guo Ailun's stable performance in the past, especially his scoring ability in crucial moments, was the backbone that kept Liaoning alive countless times. But now, he's gone, and Liaoning has lost a stabilizing force. The team needs to readjust its tactics, and the originally smooth chemistry has turned…

On January 14th, Beijing time, a major controversy arose during the match between Liaoning and Shanghai. The referees made questionable calls, including two offensive fouls in the fourth quarter, which led to the ejection of Bradley. Is it that they don't want Liaoning to lose? After Liaoning's crushing defeat in the previous game, their ranking dropped to fifth in the league, on the verge of being overtaken by Guangdong and just one step away from falling out of the top eight. In this home game against Shanghai, who were missing Lofton, Liaoning had to win; otherwise, another loss would be too embarrassing. Despite this, Liaoning managed to lead Shanghai by as much as 17 points at one point, achieving a 53:36 lead in the first half. However, they suffered a humiliating comeback, with Shanghai overtaking the score in just half a quarter. It's unclear what Liaoning was thinking, as such a significant lead seemed to evaporate. Playing at home against an opponent lacking a core superstar, Liaoning, with a complete lineup, still managed to squander a big lead and get overturned. This is quite embarrassing, isn't it? In the third quarter, the referees began making controversial calls, giving Shanghai two unreasonable fouls in this quarter alone. Especially when Li Tianrong was called for a rebounding foul, it was truly exaggerated. He did nothing but was called for a foul in the crowd. Can you understand this call? Who would believe that a normal jump for a rebound could result in a foul? Additionally, Shanghai was also called for an offensive…

After Liaoning's narrow victory over Shanghai with a score of 117-114 in an intense match, a series of controversial refereeing decisions on the court have sparked widespread discussion and dissatisfaction among fans. Among them, there are three astonishing facts that truly raise questions about the referees' judgment standards. During the game, Shanghai's foreign player Xue Bu faced an unfair penalty. When Shanghai was at a critical point of catching up, Yan Shouqi made a large defensive move against Xue Bu, but the referee turned a blind eye to it. Xue Bu responded with actions during the confrontation, and Yan Shouqi immediately made a backward falling motion, at which point the referee blew the whistle twice to penalize Xue Bu. Later, when Xue Bu also made a similar backward falling motion after being touched, he was deemed by the referee as diving. As a result, Xue Bu seemed to be in an awkward situation where no matter what he did, he would be judged wrong. This double standard in the penalty is really hard to understand. From another perspective, such an unpredictable refereeing standard may have an impact beyond just one game. Currently, the Chinese men's basketball team is actively preparing and eager to break through in Asia. Coach Guo Shiqiang has always adhered to a strict coaching philosophy, dedicated to improving the competitive level and attitude of the players. However, in such a refereeing environment, players inevitably become hesitant during the game. Over time, Coach Guo's rigorous training and tactical arrangements may all go to waste, and it will become…