The reason for Guangdong Men's Basketball Team's comeback against Qingdao is not just strength, but finally understood. Netizens have pointed out incisively and vividly that in this game, Xu Xin's performance completely surpassed Yang Hanshen. In fact, Yang Hanshen should not have played against Morant with five fouls; otherwise, Coach Du would not have thought of Xu Xin. He and Bazley locked down Qingdao's offense both inside and outside. Actually, Coach Du would definitely use Xu Xin in the last quarter because Xu Xin's physical fitness can only last for one quarter. A center with absolute height can easily restrict Yang Hanshen, whose wingspan and jumping ability are slightly inferior. Coach Du trusts Wang Shaojie too much; if he had used Xu Xin earlier, they could have won more games. In fact, Xu Xin's skills are not bad either. Coach Du should not blame young players for making mistakes and scold them openly. Please use Xu Xin more in the future; he has a height advantage. Last time, it was because Morand committed too many fouls that Xu Xin was sent to play, and unexpectedly, Xu Xin became famous overnight, achieving success without seeking it. How can Xu Xin also be selected for the national training team? The level difference was not far, but he just couldn't perform. Most importantly, he learned a lot from special training in the United States this year, which the national team cannot teach basic skills. Xu Xin also won against Yang Hanshen last time, but his physical fitness is indeed a problem. Both Xu…

CBA This Season, Up to Now, 4 Native Players Who Can Be Called "Iron Man", See Who They Are The CBA season has been full of excitement, and by the 28th round, the "Iron Men" have shown performances that are truly impressive! Some players average 40 minutes per game, some have explosive statistics that rival small foreign players, and others lead their teams to victory with a tough playing style. Against the backdrop of adjusted foreign player policies, these native players not only withstand the intensity of the games but also contribute to their team's victories with sweat, earning them the title of "Iron Men" without a doubt. However, as we count these relentless figures, we can't help but ask: Is being relentless something to admire or a sign of helplessness? This season of the CBA has already reached the 28th round, and the battles for championship contention and ranking positions are becoming increasingly fierce. At this stage, Wang Ruize from Qingdao, Xu Jie from Guangdong, Zhang Ning from Shanxi, and Gao Shiyang from Shandong have all written chapters of "Iron Men" in their unique ways. They have contributed key data and performances for their teams, becoming the focus of fan discussions. Who is the first Iron Man? It must be Wang Ruize, the core of Qingdao. This 29-year-old forward has played 22 games this season, averaging an astonishing 40.9 minutes of playing time, ranking first in the league. Simply put, he is almost playing the entire game! What's even more remarkable is that he not only endures high-intensity play…

Can China's men's basketball team return to its peak? The position of Asian dominance seems to be gradually fading away. Looking back at the peak moments of the past, Yao Ming, Wang Zhizhi, and Battur formed the "Mobile Great Wall," which intimidated the strong teams in Asia. However, nowadays, the Philippines and Japan have risen with naturalized players, Iran remains stable and solid, and even South Korea has a somewhat covetous attitude. Looking at ourselves, the international competition results in recent years are unbearable to look at - from being eliminated from the Asian Cup to the dismal performance in the World Cup, it has almost become a pain in the hearts of fans. Therefore, when people predict the "strongest 12-man" list for the Asian Cup, this topic is not just a simple discussion about the lineup, but a collective questioning about the future of Chinese basketball: can we return to the peak? The answer is obviously not that simple. When it comes to the future of Chinese basketball, it is impossible not to mention Yao Ming. In 2017, when Yao Ming took office as the chairman of the Chinese Basketball Association, he brought many new trends. From promoting the commercialization of the CBA league to increasing the construction of youth training systems, and then improving player benefits, these reforms can be said to have broken many old barriers. In the CBA league, fans began to see more professional management and games, and the attention to the league has also increased, laying the foundation for the overall strength improvement of…

Zhejiang Guangsha Barry Brown Jr.: Guard, 1.91m. Nathan Knight: 4/5 position, 2.08m. Joshua Carlton: Center, 2.08m. Boban Marjanovic: Center, 2.24m. James Nunnally: Forward, 2.01m. Information: Multiple media sources reported that Guangsha will sign Nunnally. This would give Guangsha five foreign players, necessitating a decision to cut one. Shanxi Fenjiu Brandon Goodwin: Guard, 1.85m. Hamidou Diallo: 2/3 position, 1.98m. Ibrahima Faye: Center, 2.08m. Harry Giles: 4/5 position, 2.08m. Information: Shanxi has signed as many as eight foreign players this season. Sved was removed from the roster due to incompatibility and has transitioned to behind-the-scenes work. Lemont was deregistered, and Faulkner was cut. Liaoning Bensteel Kyle Fogg: Guard, 1.91m. Dezmine Wells: Guard, 1.96m. James Webb III: Forward, 2.06m. Justin Patton: Center, 2.10m. Information: After half a season of adjustments, Liaoning has finally settled on their foreign player lineup. There are still reports that Liaoning is looking for a big man, but if Patton continues to perform well, they may not need to look further unless a particularly strong new big man becomes available. Shandong Expressway Marquese Chriss: Forward, 2.06m. Jamal Gayle: Forward, 1.96m. Dallas Moore: Guard, 1.85m. Khalifa Koumaje: Center, 2.21m. Information: Shandong has performed well this season, with four stable foreign players. There is no current information about additional foreign players. Zhejiang Chouzhou Gabe York: Guard, 1.91m. Kobe Simmons: 2/3 position, 1.96m. Paris Bass: Forward, 2.07m. Damian Jones: Center, 2.13m. Information: Bass recently took leave for personal reasons but has since returned. Chouzhou cut Kobe Simmons but later re-signed him. Nanjing Tongxi TJ Leaf: Center, 2.11m. Jordan Floyd: Guard, 1.88m. Jalen…

Recently, several major news stories about the CBA have been breaking one after another, making it dizzying. Let's start with Nanjing Tongxi's latest signing. You heard it right! Tongxi has recently signed Slovenian guard Matic Lepic, who is not to be underestimated. Standing at 1.80 meters tall and already 30 years old, this veteran has quite an impressive background. Consider his extensive international competition experience, where he excels in scoring and assists, clearly aiming to enhance Tongxi's offensive organization and perimeter firepower. The team's big foreign aid, Liv, has performed outstandingly, and if Lepic can deliver results, he could very well become a key factor in the team's tactical changes. However, whether Lepic can adapt to the pace of CBA games remains uncertain. After all, the European style of play differs significantly from the pace of our games, which requires time to observe. Some netizens commented: "I think Lepic's arrival is pretty good. After all, Tongxi has indeed lacked someone who can consistently produce on the perimeter these past few years. But whether he can adapt to the intensity of the CBA, we'll just have to see." The ability to quickly pass through the adaptation period will be crucial for Lepic's success. The pace of the CBA is not leisurely; often, games start with rapid offensive and defensive transitions. Whether one can keep up with the pace is something that can only be determined by playing. Moving on to Guangzhou Long Lions, Zhang Xingliang's minor incident has made people feel somewhat sorry for him. The incident began when he left…

Recently, the CBA held a large-scale referees' meeting to focus on the issue of penalty standards in upcoming games. As we all know, whenever this topic is brought up, the fairness of the referees becomes the focal point for fans. In particular, two players were mentioned during this meeting—Xu Jie and Zhang Ning—and it has been reported that their defensive actions will be under close "scrutiny" in the future. Especially for Zhang Ning, who currently leads the league in flagrant fouls this season. Interestingly, Zhang Ning was also suspended for one game due to excessive fouls, which caused quite a stir. As a result, the referees seemed to have made him a key "target" during their meeting. We should also mention Xu Jie, who was highlighted as a key case at the beginning of this season, and he is expected to be cautious in the next few games. In theory, it's not problematic for referees to regulate player actions and maintain fairness in the game; everyone wants to see a fair and clearly defined competitive environment. Who wouldn't want a cleaner and more decisive match? However, the issue lies in the fact that sometimes the CBA referees can be quite frustrating to watch. Everyone knows that even a slight deviation by the referees can directly affect the outcome of the game. It seems that the CBA has a fixed mindset where the referees have the final say, leaving little room for clubs and players to challenge decisions. Even if a referee makes an incorrect call, there is no way to…

Shame! Domestic Players Enrage Foreign Players, Coach Displeased and Wants to Resign to Take Responsibility The Shanxi men's basketball team has just made a small wave in the CBA league, ranking second in the standings. However, just as fans are cheering, there is a "pot boiling" within the team. After the game, head coach Pan Jiang angrily criticized the players' dissatisfaction, foreign aid Goodwin publicly criticized, plus Zhang Ning's "falling down without support" cold scene, suddenly became the topic of heated discussion among fans. This team, which relies on tough battles and tenacity to emerge from the mud, why does it show fatigue at the critical moment, and even faintly appear "disbanding" breath? The problems behind this are far more complicated than a series of victories and defeats. As a team that has emerged this season, the achievements of the Shanxi men's basketball team are beyond doubt, but unity and tacit understanding may be the real proposition they need to think about. If this "second-place crisis" is not handled properly, Shanxi may turn from a "dark horse" into a "retrogression stereotype". Speaking of the "helmsman" of the Shanxi men's basketball team - head coach Pan Jiang, this new head coach is indeed a bit "fierce". As a rookie coach who coached the CBA team for the first time, his performance is obviously not very "green": since this season, he has fought hard, turned the tide against the wind, and fought overtime. The Shanxi men's basketball team has rushed from an unpopular team all the way to second place, becoming the…

The highly anticipated second stage of the CBA regular season has seen continuous battles, with recent news about the Shanghai men's basketball team's efforts to challenge the defending champion Liaoning team drawing attention from fans. Ahead of the home game against the Jiangsu team in this round, it was revealed that Shanghai's main player Li Tianrong would be unable to play due to injury issues, and foreign aid Lofton might also not participate due to knee discomfort in the previous game. As a result, many fans predict that Shanghai is essentially resting its main players to gain an advantage in the next game against the defending champion Liaoning team. After all, although Shanghai has achieved an impressive 15-game winning streak, the Jiangsu team is unlikely to make a comeback on the road, but Liaoning is undoubtedly an opponent that Lu Wei cannot ignore. Previously, the defending champion Liaoning team's main forward Zhang Zhenlin continued to be absent, but after the arrival of Patton and James-Webber, Yang Ming already had the capital to compete with all the championship contenders. For Shanghai, only with a full lineup and full energy can they have a chance to defeat Liaoning. Li Tianrong, who just won the best player of the round, is an indispensable core for Shanghai. Once Li Tianrong takes a break, Shanghai will completely lack a strong point. At that time, Shanghai may even face the risk of losing at home to the Jiangsu team. Of course, if the Jiangsu team can give Shanghai a huge impact, then Lofton, whose participation is…

On January 12th, Guangdong Men's Basketball Team welcomed the challenge of Beijing Enterprises Group Men's Basketball Team at home. Despite being short-handed in this game, Guangdong Men's Basketball Team, led by Xu Jie and Jermaine Taylor, won five consecutive victories, which also allowed them to rise to fifth place in the rankings. On the other hand, Beijing Enterprises Group Men's Basketball Team has not been in good form recently. After significant investment during the offseason, they have recently suffered two consecutive losses and are currently ranked tenth, a result that is unacceptable for Beijing Enterprises Group Men's Basketball Team. After the game started, both sides quickly entered a fierce battle. Guangdong Men's Basketball Team had Xu Jie and Jermaine Taylor, while Beijing Enterprises Group Men's Basketball Team had Salinger and Tres. In the first quarter, the two sides were evenly matched, with Guangdong Men's Basketball Team leading by one point at 25:24. In the second quarter, Guangdong Men's Basketball Team's Zhang Wenyi's three-pointer and Jermaine Taylor's accurate three-pointer helped Guangdong Men's Basketball Team take a 9-point lead in the quarter. At halftime, Guangdong Men's Basketball Team was leading by 10 points. In the third quarter, Beijing Enterprises Group Men's Basketball Team once narrowed the gap to 3 points. At a critical moment, Jermaine Taylor and Xu Jie's three-pointers stabilized the team's morale, especially after Xu Xin came on the court and stabilized the inside, Guangdong Men's Basketball Team extended the lead to 12 points. However, following several consecutive turnovers by Guangdong Men's Basketball Team, Beijing Enterprises Group Men's Basketball Team…

The Shenzhen New Century Basketball Club announced an important decision: the 31-year-old foreign player Askia Booker has been officially cut, and at the same time, the team has signed Jeremiah Tilmon, an interior player who is 2.08 meters tall and weighs 118 kilograms. Following this, Guangdong Dongguang Men's Basketball Team also made a quick response - foreign player Adonis Arms was cut. This adjustment has sparked speculation that it may indicate that the team is making a larger strategic layout for upcoming games. Askia Booker was once a top foreign player in the CBA, with outstanding performances in Shenzhen and Beijing teams. Especially in the game against Qingdao, he scored 52 points, leaving a deep impression on fans. However, Booker failed to recreate his past glory this season, with a continuous decline in form, failing to meet the team's expectations. Adonis Arms' performance was equally disappointing. After only five games, Arms failed to demonstrate sufficient ability, with a low shooting percentage and overall mediocre performance, hardly bringing any highlights to the Guangdong team. His lackluster performance led to doubts about whether he could help the Guangdong team achieve the expected improvement. However, Zhu Fangyu, general manager of the Guangdong team, showed decisive decision-making at this point. Considering that Arms was on a trial contract, the team faced minimal financial risk. This flexible operation allowed the team to be more relaxed in adjusting their lineup, avoiding greater economic burdens. This adjustment also reflects Guangdong's rapid response in cost control, as they clearly hope to find more suitable foreign players early to…