Translation of the article content into English: In a game where Liaoning Men's Basketball led by as many as 13 points in the fourth quarter, they experienced a "darkest moment" in the last three and a half minutes, scoring no points in nearly 210 seconds and being hit with a 14-0 super attack wave by Qingdao Men's Basketball, resulting in a regrettable loss by a three-point margin. After the game, many people delved into the final five minutes to uncover the fundamental reasons for Liaoning's defeat, and also provided a detailed interpretation of the controversial refereeing decisions made by the referees. Firstly, the conclusion is that the three referees in this game made a total of six mistakes in the last five minutes, with five of them benefiting Qingdao Men's Basketball and one benefiting Liaoning Men's Basketball. The referees missed three traveling violations by Qingdao, including one at 3:58 remaining in the fourth quarter when Wang Ruijie started walking on the offensive end, which happened right under the referee's nose but was ignored. Wang Ruijie landed his left foot first after receiving the ball, but then lifted and moved it before the ball even touched the ground, which is a clear traveling violation. Subsequently, at 2:14 remaining in the game, Ferg advanced with the ball from the backcourt, and Duan Angjun of Qingdao defended him with his right hand constantly clamping Ferg's left hand and making an obvious upward motion, which is a clear foul action, but the referee ignored it and instead called Ferg for stepping out of bounds,…

Translation of the article content into English: In the world of basketball, the relationship between players and teams is like a delicate web where one move affects the whole. The story between Zhao Rui and Guangdong Men's Basketball Team is just like that. Even though he has been away for two years, the controversies surrounding them have never ceased. Once upon a time, Guangdong Men's Basketball Team and Shanghai Men's Basketball Team engaged in discussions about trading Zhao Rui. That was the season before Zhao Rui was sent to Xinjiang, and the negotiations at the trading table were filled with undercurrents. Guangdong Men's Basketball Team, considering their own interests, offered a high price, which ultimately became the key factor that prevented the trade from being concluded. As a result, both parties chose to continue their cooperation, allowing Zhao Rui to renew his contract and stay with Guangdong Men's Basketball Team. However, the gears of fate began to turn in the subsequent season. This time, Guangdong Men's Basketball Team reached a deal with Xinjiang Men's Basketball Team, sending Zhao Rui to Xinjiang while acquiring the signing rights for Zhou Qi. Zhao Rui's various actions after leaving, as well as some of his responses, are undoubtedly like pebbles thrown into a calm lake, creating ripples. When the fans of Guangdong Men's Basketball Team called out in anticipation for him to return soon, Zhao Rui bluntly replied, "Once I leave, I won't come back." Such a resolute response is like a cold sword, severing the last thread of warmth in the hearts of…

This season, the CBA league has increased the turnover of foreign players, allowing teams to register up to 4 foreign players and changing the foreign player rule to 4 quarters with 7 rotations. Teams have started an arms race, introducing capable foreign players, including those who have played in the NBA, European leagues, and development leagues. Up to now, a total of 36 foreign players have been cut, mostly due to unsuitability for their respective teams, and a few due to injuries. The regular season has only completed 30 rounds, with 16 more to go. It is expected that more foreign players will be cut in the future, while new ones will also join. Recently, Jiangsu Kedeya canceled the registration of foreign player Tequiven Smith, and Zhejiang Chouzhou Jinzu canceled the registration of foreign player Paris Bass. Jiangsu team currently has three foreign players: Jackson, Goodwin, and Thompson. Goodwin is the core of the team, and Smith, who only played 10 games for the team, averaged 28 points, 7 rebounds, 7 assists, and 2 steals per game, which are the statistics of a super foreign player. He can score, grab rebounds, assist teammates, and fight for the ball to win offensive opportunities for the team. Jiangsu's record is 5 wins and 25 losses, making it unlikely for them to advance to the playoffs. Yi Li is still focusing on training young players. Tonight, they face the strong Xinjiang team, where their provincial brothers, Tongxi, have already defeated Xinjiang. Let's see how Yi Li deploys his troops and how they will…

In the Zhejiang derby match between Zhejiang Chouzhou Jinzu and Zhejiang Fangxingdu, Zhejiang Chouzhou performed outstandingly in the first half. It seems that head coach Wang Shilong prepared well for this game, as the players were unified in their strategies and thoughts on both offense and defense. They maintained their offensive characteristics, passing and sharing the ball well. On the other hand, Guangsha's defense was not very targeted, failing to control the opponent's outside shooting. Zhejiang Chouzhou's three-point shooting was impressive, with York and Wang Yibo continuously hitting threes. However, the rotation was limited, mainly with seven players rotating, which would be a test of the main players' stamina in the second half. At the end of the first half, Zhejiang Chouzhou led Zhejiang Guangsha by 10 points with a score of 64-54. In the third quarter, Guangsha started to catch up, while Zhejiang Chouzhou continued with their seven-player rotation. Coach Wang Shilong was really reluctant to substitute his main players. The physical exertion caused Chouzhou to miss shots frequently. York had played the entire three quarters, and Wang Shilong didn't let him rest for even a second. By the end of the third quarter, Zhejiang Chouzhou only had a two-point lead over Guangsha. In the crucial fourth quarter, both teams played fiercely, living up to the name of the Zhejiang derby, with both sides fighting to the last bullet. Coach Wang Shilong of Chouzhou insisted on using only seven players throughout the game, not trusting the substitutes enough to let them play. In the final moments of the game,…

Zhejiang Guangsha, the only team that has openly declared their championship aspirations for the new season, is now starting to feel like their dreams are becoming a reality. So far this season, all teams that have made it into the top 12, except for Shanghai, have faced Guangsha, but most have ended in defeat or with a record of one win and one loss. This fully demonstrates that the new Zhejiang Guangsha team indeed possesses the strength to once again challenge for the championship title, especially when facing their provincial derby rivals, Zhejiang Chouzhou. In the second quarter, they found themselves trailing by 18 points, but the team remained calm and methodical, ultimately completing a remarkable comeback through defense. Besides the outstanding performance of the small foreign aid, Barry Brown, this feat was closely related to the bold personnel decisions made by head coach Wang Bo. Prior to the game, Zhejiang Chouzhou received unfavorable news as their big foreign aid, Bass, was cut from the registration list announced on the 12th. Whether they were following in the footsteps of Simmons or seeking new foreign aid for the team, it would undoubtedly have some impact. Fortunately, both Yu Jiaho and Cheng Shaipeng, who had been injured, returned to the game. However, while cutting the big foreign aid, Wu Qian remained injured, and Liu Zei, an indispensable power forward for the team, was also unable to play due to injury. This had a certain impact on Zhejiang Chouzhou's rotation, and even more unexpectedly, they managed to lead by as many as 16…

"Once a legendary coach who led his team to win the CBA championship three times, why is Min Lulei now being harshly criticized? Is he solely responsible for Beikong Men's Basketball's three consecutive losses?" Beikong Men's Basketball's recent performance has been both loved and hated by fans. In the last game against Guangdong, they had a chance to win but collapsed in the last minute, losing by just one point. More heartbreaking than the loss is that this defeat has plunged Beikong into a three-game losing streak, with their ranking slipping from the top ten all the way down to 12th place, making the playoffs seem increasingly out of reach. Fans have directed their anger at head coach Min Lulei, with some calling him "conservative and rigid" and others shouting for him to "step down immediately." It seems that this once-beloved champion coach, who once enchanted Beijing fans, has now become a major "burden" for Beikong. But is the truth really that simple? If you are familiar with the CBA, you must be familiar with Min Lulei. He is a meritorious coach of Beijing basketball, having led the Shougang men's basketball team to win the championship trophy three times, and is one of the symbolic figures of Beijing basketball. In those days, his flexible tactical adjustments and trust in core players, such as fully utilizing the characteristics of players like Stephon Marbury and Sun Yue, made the Shougang team once the most dominant team in the CBA. However, this former famous coach is now the scapegoat for Beikong's poor record.…

In the 30th round of the CBA regular season, Shandong Men's Basketball Team challenged Guangzhou Men's Basketball Team away. The strength gap between the two teams is quite obvious. Although Guangzhou Men's Basketball Team performed very well in the first half of the game, Shandong Men's Basketball Team completely controlled the game situation in the second half and gradually achieved a huge lead of more than 30 points, eventually defeating Guangzhou Men's Basketball Team by a large margin. In terms of player performance, all 12 players from Shandong Men's Basketball Team scored, with Gao Shiyan scoring 16 points, 12 assists, and 4 rebounds; Guo Kai scoring 3 points, 3 rebounds, and 3 steals; Gaili scoring 10 points, 2 rebounds, and 2 steals; Chris scoring 22 points, 5 rebounds, 5 steals, and 2 blocks; Moore scoring 22 points, 6 assists, and 3 steals; Hou Peizuo scoring 10 points and 3 rebounds; Chen Peidong scoring 11 points and 3 assists; Yu Dehao scoring 13 points and 2 assists; Kumajie scoring 4 points and 5 rebounds; Xu Mengjun scoring 6 points. On the Guangzhou Men's Basketball Team side, Liu Yancheng scored 5 points and 7 rebounds; Douglas scored 16 points and 3 assists; Warren scored 15 points and 6 assists; Yuan Zhaoyao scored 14 points; Shao Weiyun scored 5 points and 4 assists; Crawford scored 21 points and 6 rebounds! Throughout the game, Shandong's big foreign aid, Chris, performed outstandingly, scoring 22 points, 5 rebounds, 5 steals, and 2 blocks in just 25 minutes on the court. Among them, he made 8 out…

Unexpected Losses for Xinjiang and Liaoning, Taihang Mountain Brothers Steady Their Position!‌ Weekend night games were truly exciting, with three out of four matches going down to the final decisive moments. Shanghai achieved a big win, while Jiangsu continued their winning streak. Beikong failed in a buzzer-beater attempt, narrowly losing to Guangdong by one point. If these results were predictable, then Xinjiang's loss to Tongxi, resulting in two consecutive defeats, and Liaoning's double defeat after being dramatically reversed by Qingdao in the final quarter, were certainly unexpected losses. The second stage is about to conclude, and this year's ranking competition from 2nd to 8th place has been incredibly fierce. Shandong lost to Shenzhen on the evening of January 11th, and Shanxi's performance has also been quite poor. As direct competitors, the losses of Xinjiang and Liaoning have undoubtedly made the rankings of Shandong and Shanxi, known as the Taihang Mountain brothers, a bit more stable. It's clear that there are no obvious weak teams now; any team can win or lose, and those who dare to underestimate their opponents will be punished by the results. The images in this article are sourced from the internet. If there are any copyright issues, please contact us for removal. Everyone is welcome to share your thoughts and opinions in the comment section. Looking forward to our discussions and exchanges.

One of the Four Pillars! 4 Mistakes in 1 Minute, Shandong Men's Basketball Team's Expectations: Gradually Collapsing A 32-point victory, what else is there to be dissatisfied with? It is believed that many fans have watched the away match between Shandong Men's Basketball Team and Guangzhou Men's Basketball Team. The team started in a low state, trailing by double digits, then fought back fiercely, caught up, overtook, and eventually won big. The whole process seems exciting, but for Shandong Men's Basketball Team, many details are unsatisfactory. For example, Hou Peizuo's performance made many fans shake their heads after watching. Background: (Second quarter of the game) Shandong Men's Basketball Team, which was slow to get into gear, trailed by 12 points. The players on the court, whether it was tactical positioning or individual play, appeared quite impatient. Coach Qiu Biao called a timeout for adjustments, asking everyone to increase their defensive intensity. After returning to the court, both Gali and Chris continuously used defensive steals to reduce the gap to 4 points! Seeing the unfavorable situation, Guangzhou Long-Lion Men's Basketball Team focused on using breakthroughs to stop the decline after the timeout. Then came the following embarrassing actions by Hou Peizuo in just a few short minutes. At 5 minutes and 55 seconds, Guangzhou Men's Basketball Team, on the offensive end, continuously passed the ball outside, trying to find breakthrough opportunities through constant screens and interweaving. However, Shandong Men's Basketball Team's defensive strategy was also clear, with Gao Shiyuan and Yu Dehao forming an iron lock outside the restricted area, never…

Liaoning Men's Basketball Team has officially announced the release of foreign players Achuer and Shayok, indicating a failure in the offseason recruitment. However, it's never too late to mend, and Liaoning immediately started the selection of new foreign players. Currently, Liaoning has offered or tried out several foreign players, and the new foreign player is expected to be selected from the following candidates. Frank Kaminsky Born in 1993, he is 2.13 meters tall and weighs 109 kilograms. As the No. 9 pick in the NBA first round, he has played for NBA teams such as the Hornets, Suns, Rockets, and Hawks. In his NBA career, he averaged 8.8 points and 3.8 rebounds per game. Technical characteristics: He has a relatively comprehensive offensive technique, solid skills under the basket, and also possesses decent mid-to-long-range shooting ability. However, his physical strength is weak and not strong enough. It is rumored that Liaoning Men's Basketball Team has offered Kaminsky, but I feel that this news is not true. Udoka Azubuike Age 25, 2.13 meters tall, with a wingspan of 2.33 meters. The No. 27 pick in the NBA first round, he has played for teams such as the Jazz and Suns. Last season, he played for the Suns, averaging 2.2 points and 2 rebounds per game. Technical characteristics: He has excellent physical quality, strong confrontation ability, and is good at grabbing rebounds and protecting the rim. His scoring ability mainly relies on strong attacks under the basket, and he belongs to the power center type, similar to Han Dejun. There are reports that…