Guangdong Men's Basketball Team Cuts Fourth Foreign Player, Du Feng Thrilled, Season Championship Bid Intensified Guangdong Men's Basketball Team is a powerhouse in the CBA, with its popularity ranking among the top tier in the league. Additionally, Guangdong Men's Basketball Team offers very affordable ticket prices, resulting in consistently high attendance rates that are always among the highest in the league, often to the point of being sold out. However, following the retirement of Yi Jianlian and the transfers of Zhao Rui and Zhou Peng, Guangdong Men's Basketball Team has experienced a significant drop in strength. In particular, the team lacks a reliable scorer, leading to a situation where they struggle to both attack and defend on the court, giving off a sense of constipation. This has caused many fans to be dissatisfied. Fans buy tickets to watch their team play and win matches in an exhilarating manner; they do not come to see their team get dominated. As a result, Guangdong Men's Basketball Team's attendance rate this season has even failed to rank within the top five. Changing this situation is relatively simple: recruit a top-level scorer. Once the situation improves and the team can defeat opponents in a spectacular and smooth manner, Guangdong Men's Basketball Team, with its deep roots, can quickly regain its status as the most popular team in the league. Zhu Fangyu understands this situation, so he signed a top scorer, Rayven Lester, some time ago. However, what Zhu Fangyu did not expect was that he made a mistake in his judgment. Lester is not…

China's National Sports Administration is keen on the development of football, volleyball, and basketball, aiming to improve performance in these sports and cultivate more outstanding athletes. To this end, the Chinese Basketball Association (CBA), Football Association (FA), and Volleyball Association have organized youth championships for these three sports, with the goal of identifying talent through increased competition and integrating them into the national teams as reserve forces. The CBA has issued significant penalties following the conclusion of the U16 men's basketball championship. During a match between Jilin and Zhejiang teams, which proceeded normally for the first three quarters, Zhejiang's players displayed a lack of enthusiasm and competitiveness in the fourth quarter, effectively giving up on offensive opportunities. Despite the referee's attempts to encourage the team to regain their focus, Zhejiang's performance led to a substantial point difference, making it clear that Jilin would win the championship. This消极的态度 from Zhejiang's team during the match against Jilin has drawn attention from fans and sparked online discussions. Many netizens believe that any issues should be openly addressed rather than allowing such an attitude to prevail, as it disrespects both the opponents and the spirit of the game. Specifically, the penalties imposed by the CBA include a three-year ban for Zhejiang's team leader, Wang Nan, and a one-year ban for coach Zhao Hang. This is seen as an unfortunate start for both individuals, who had only recently taken on their coaching roles. However, someone must take responsibility for the team's消极态度, and after investigation, the team leader and coach were found to bear primary responsibility.…

On January 10th, Beijing time, it was unprecedented to see Yang Ming's sullen face after winning, as if he had lost. He directly criticized the team on the spot, which was really anger. The match between Liaoning and Beikong was extremely dramatic. Liaoning won at home with a narrow victory of 3 points, but in fact, they didn't have to play so dangerously, and the gap didn't have to be so small. In the last 5 minutes of the last quarter, Liaoning played one of the ugliest performances this season, which is why Yang Ming was sullen after the game, even though he won, his expression was as if he had lost. He was really angry and very dissatisfied. Let's first look at what Yang Ming said in the post-match interview. He directly criticized his team on the sidelines, saying that even if they have new foreign aid now, and even if the personnel are complete, everyone must not be arrogant: "I don't know where the arrogance of the players comes from. Although we won the game, I am very dissatisfied." The implication is that they were too arrogant, thinking that they could win steadily and looking down upon their opponents, being too arrogant, and once paid the price for it. During the post-match interview, Yang Ming's face did not show a trace of smile, and his expression was very ugly. Why was this? Let's turn back the clock to when there were still 5 minutes and 30 seconds left. At that time, Zhao Jiwei made a three-pointer, leading 102:84…

The CBA Shanghai team has entered a rampage mode in the second stage, sweeping opponents with 14 consecutive victories. In the next five rounds, they will play against Guangzhou and Jiangsu at home, and Liaoning, Shanxi, and Sichuan away. Judging from their strength, it is almost certain that they will win against Guangzhou and Jiangsu at home, achieving 16 consecutive victories. Who can stop Shanghai's winning streak, Liaoning or Shanxi? — If Shanghai can overcome these two challenges, they are very likely to achieve a joyous 21 consecutive victories for the New Year! Let's take a look at the current terrifying starting lineup of the Shanghai team: Lofton: Averaging 24.8 points, 13.1 rebounds, and 6.8 assists — The strongest foreign player in the CBA this season, covering positions 1 to 5, with limitless firepower! Wang Zhelin: Averaging 15.8 points, 7.3 rebounds, and 1.4 assists — The "Great King" returns as one of the top centers in the CBA, playing more comfortably with helpers! Li Hongquan: Averaging 15.7 points, 6 rebounds, and 2.2 assists — The answer to the national team's most lacking power forward position, with excellent shooting, rebounding, and fighting spirit! Li Tianrong: Averaging 15.6 points, 3 rebounds, and 1.9 assists — Realizing his talent, overcoming his fiery temper, "Little Li" is the sharpest dagger on the guard line! Bradley: Averaging 13.9 points, 5 rebounds, and 9.6 assists — When Blood doesn't just rely on strong breakthroughs, experience and skills immediately occupy the high ground! The above five players can score 85 points, grab 35 rebounds, and make 22…

Guangdong played a beautiful game in Tianjin, eventually defeating their opponents 120-111 to secure a four-game winning streak. The match was both tense and exciting, especially during the second and third quarters when Guangdong demonstrated their strong ability to transition between offense and defense. Despite Tianjin's best efforts, they were ultimately unable to stage a comeback. From the start of the game, both teams were locked in a tight battle, with the score never really opening up. Tianjin's Huang Rongqi and Zhang Yunmeng hit consecutive three-pointers, while Guangdong responded with their own outside shooting from Shi Deshuai and Bazley, which kept them in a slight lead at times. The first quarter was fiercely contested, with the lead changing hands several times, creating an atmosphere so tense it felt like one could hardly breathe. Bazley and James' performances were particularly crucial, becoming the key to victory for both teams. At the end of the first quarter, Tianjin took the lead 24-22 with a late surge. In the second quarter, Guangdong gradually found their rhythm. Jilunwater became the pivotal figure on the court, scoring continuously to help Guangdong reverse the score. Although Tianjin also had Dubaochao and Hamlet respond with three-pointers, Guangdong's offensive onslaught was even more ferocious. With a 20-5 scoring spree, Guangdong led 66-49 at halftime, with an advantage nearing 20 points. At this point, Tianjin's offense faltered, failing to convert many critical shots and instead being repeatedly attacked by Guangdong. Guangdong maintained their offensive momentum in the second half, especially Jilunwater, who scored from multiple positions under the basket…

Translation of the article content into English: The CBA 2024-2025 season is already halfway through, with most teams having played 28 rounds and 18 rounds remaining until the end of the regular season. The ranking rules for the CBA standings are based on points, with one point for a loss and two points for a win. Therefore, many teams may have more losses but rank higher due to playing more games. So, you don't need to worry about the current rankings; just look at the number of losses to make predictions. Zhejiang Guangsha (currently ranked first) Currently has 4 losses, leading the second place by 2 wins. Guangsha still has 18 rounds of matches, although there are many strong opponents. However, given the team's performance this season, it is unlikely that Guangsha will lose many more games. Even if they lose four more games, it won't affect their final ranking as first. Shanxi Fenjiu (currently ranked second) Currently has 6 losses, leading the next team by 1 win. In the upcoming schedule, Shanxi will play two more games against Guangsha, and both sides will engage in fierce competition. However, Guangsha has an advantage with a two-win lead. Xinjiang Guanghui (currently ranked fourth) Currently has 7 losses, leading the next team by 1 win. Xinjiang's remaining schedule doesn't have too many strong opponents. However, their away record is inconsistent, making it difficult for them to challenge the top two spots. Liaoning Bensteel (currently ranked third) Currently has 9 losses, which should put them around sixth place in reality, leading ninth-placed Guangdong…

Shanxi Men's Basketball Team has just staged an exciting comeback in the CBA regular season, defeating Fujian Men's Basketball Team at home with a score of 122-117. Despite trailing by 17 points at one point, they ultimately managed to turn the game around through their tenacious counterattack. The turning point of the game occurred in the second half when Shanxi gradually found their rhythm while Fujian struggled offensively after taking the lead. In the end, Shanxi secured victory in this dramatic match thanks to the crucial performances of several key players who pushed Fujian into a desperate situation. At the start of the game, Shanxi seemed somewhat slow to get going. They were initially overwhelmed by Fujian's tough defense. Despite their poor season record, Fujian displayed remarkable resilience in this game, especially in the first quarter's offense. Although their shooting wasn't particularly efficient, they maintained control of the game's pace by frequently drawing fouls. Zou Yang's outstanding performance in the first quarter helped Fujian take the lead, contributing 12 points and ending the quarter with a 30-27 advantage. Fujian's defense was also commendable, causing significant trouble for Shanxi. In the second quarter, Shanxi's offense began to find its footing. Fey's strong inside attacks stabilized the team's position, while Yuan Shuai and Jia Mingru's consecutive three-pointers helped Shanxi create some space. However, Fujian did not give up easily. They adjusted their offensive strategy and continued to stay competitive through free throws. Despite Fujian once achieving a double-digit lead, Shanxi gradually regained their rhythm with Goodwin's powerful performance. At halftime, Fujian led…

Qingdao wants to secure five consecutive victories and completely defeat Guangdong, watch my Smoke Tiger Palm The Qingdao team aims to defeat the Guangdong team in their upcoming encounter, as the current South China Tigers are already showing signs of aging. Moreover, they are facing a new wave of injuries, especially with Hu Mingxuan's phased reimbursement, which significantly reduces their overall strength on the guard line. In this situation, Liu Weiwei and his team are determined to seize this opportunity and strive to defeat the eleven-time champion Guangdong team. If they achieve this, not only will they gain a new round of five consecutive victories, but it will also boost the confidence of the young players within the team. Additionally, it will enable these players to assist their teammates in the most correct way on the court, allowing the Qingdao team to burst out with even stronger combat power at critical moments. Indeed, Liu Weiwei intends to rely on this Smoke Tiger Palm to defeat the Guangdong team, but can the Qingdao team really succeed? Let's take a look together! This has become an answer that all fans want to know, and judging from the current situation, Du Feng and his team are also determined to win this matchup! They not only want to help the team regain momentum through a new round of five consecutive victories, but they also want to re-enter the top four in the league. After more than twenty rounds of continuous trials in the regular season, their young lineup has been further refined. Besides Huang…

Last year, Zhejiang team ranked seventh in the Chinese Super League but was one of the most imbalanced teams in terms of attack and defense. They scored 55 goals in 30 rounds, ranking fifth just behind the top four, but their defense was very poor, conceding 60 goals in 30 matches, only better than Nantong Zhiyun (66 conceded goals). The team had a severe bias, with a strong attack and weak defense, which was also the key reason for not qualifying from the group stage in the AFC Champions League secondary competition. This winter, Zhejiang team has not yet officially announced the joining of new signings or the departure of old players. However, according to various rumors, Zhejiang is expected to focus on rebuilding the defensive line combination and improving the efficiency of the front line under increased investment in the new season. Previously, the goalkeeper Fan Jinming and the young forward Ning Fangze, who was selected for the national youth team, left the team and joined Dalian Kunpeng of China League One; five main players in the midfield and backcourt, including Wang Dongsheng, Wang Yang, Gu Bin, Jin Haoxiang, and Zheng Xuejian, may leave the team. Additionally, the foreign golden boot winner Leonardo, who was on loan for one and a half seasons, is currently being contacted by both Zhejiang and Shanghai Port, but the probability of him joining Zhejiang is relatively low. With departures come arrivals. After bidding farewell to the veterans, Zhejiang is also introducing young talents for renewal and strengthening the lineup. During the winter training…

The CBA regular season has reached its 28th round, with Guangsha's reversal of Beijing, Guangdong's double-killing of Tianjin, Xinjiang's big win over Tongxi, Qingdao's victory over Shenzhen, Liaoning's victory over Sichuan, and Shanghai's big win over Beikong, which has taken 14 consecutive victories. The CBA rankings have been in chaos again overnight. Guangsha has consolidated its top position, Liaoning and Xinjiang have returned to the top four, Beijing has fallen to seventh, Guangdong remains unchanged, and Shanghai is unstoppable, with an actual ranking of 10th. It's really a mixed bag of joy and sorrow for some teams, while the last eight teams have suffered consecutive defeats and are unable to turn the tide. Let's take a look at the following: Liaoning and Xinjiang return to the top four Last night, Liaoning faced Sichuan in a match that all media and fans believed Liaoning would win. After a stalemate in the first quarter, Liaoning started to exert itself in the second quarter, leading by 7 points at halftime. Liaoning maintained control of the game thereafter, suppressing several counterattacks from Sichuan. In the fourth quarter, Liaoning launched a 31-19 offensive wave, eventually winning 115-99. In this game, Liaoning's Ferg burst onto the scene with 31 points and 9 rebounds, new aid Patton took 16 points and 5 rebounds, Zhao Jiwei scored 9 points and 11 assists, Daheng scored 8 points and 7 rebounds, and Si Jie Samuna scored 41 points, 7 rebounds and 6 assists in vain. With this victory, Liaoning's record came to 19 wins and 9 losses, rising three places…