The CBA regular season is entering its final stages, with the second phase reaching its latter half. On January 8th, Beijing time, the 28th round of the regular season concluded with eight matches. Many strong teams, including Liaoning, Guangdong, Zhejiang, and Xinjiang, had fruitful results, while the two Beijing teams were the biggest losers of the night. In a low-scoring match that ended 83-79, Guangsha managed to turn around a 17-point deficit and defeat Beijing. They started poorly in the first half, scoring only 34 points, but they remained composed and gradually closed the gap with stable performances from Brown and Hu Jinqiu. Beijing still led by 10 points at the end of the third quarter, but they collapsed in the fourth quarter due to Xu Limin's insistence on using a lineup with one big man and four small players. This led to a four-minute scoring drought for Beijing, allowing Sun Minghui and Carlton to lead Guangsha to a 13-2 run and take the lead. Despite Beijing briefly regaining a five-point advantage, Guangsha had already taken control of the game, with Zhou Qi leading the charge in the paint and securing numerous offensive rebounds. Beijing's main guards, Jieman and Fang Shuo, struggled, with Jieman scoring no points and committing two turnovers in the fourth quarter, while Fang Shuo made a crucial five-second violation on the sideline, effectively ending any hopes of a comeback. The loss dropped Beijing to seventh place in the standings, with their position now precarious as they could be overtaken by Zhejiang and Guangdong. Guangdong, who have…

Guangdong Men's Basketball Team's recent performance has been both delightful and heart-wrenching. With a record of 15 wins and 11 losses, they are currently ranked ninth in the league, which raises doubts about their chances in the playoffs. The team's recent difficulties are well known to everyone: injuries, issues with foreign player selection, and the long-term absence of starting guard Hu Mingxuan, all of which directly affect their results. Especially concerning is Hu Mingxuan's shoulder injury, which has caused fans to worry. When this young player is not on the court, the pressure on the backcourt falls entirely on Xu Jie's shoulders. Despite being only in his early twenties, Xu Jie has been playing with great determination, and his recent performances have been quite impressive. For example, in the previous games against Shandong Men's Basketball Team, he almost completely dominated Gao Shiyan, scoring 22 points, 4 rebounds, and 11 assists with an 8 out of 6 three-point shooting, achieving a double-double and an outstanding performance. However, while playing well is a good thing, can Xu Jie continue to perform at such a high intensity? Fans can't help but feel concerned, as one must consider how long his body can withstand such stress, and there are concerns that he might get injured due to overexertion. Regarding foreign players, it's no secret that Guangdong Men's Basketball Team has had a headache-inducing time selecting them this year. They have struggled to find a suitable small forward, and the previously signed Les even wasted time before being quickly cut. In response, Guangdong became anxious…

Shanghai Men's Basketball Team's 12-game winning streak is impressive, but can they maintain it?‌ The Shanghai men's basketball team has achieved an impressive 12-game winning streak. This team, which struggled at the beginning of the season and was once close to the bottom of the rankings, has suddenly become a "dark horse." More surprisingly, this team has directly climbed to the 12th position in the CBA with this winning streak, and some even predict that they have a chance to enter the top four. However, without Lofton, would this "miracle" have happened? Is it one person saving the team, or has the team truly transformed? These questions are worth exploring. Let's start with Lofton, the young player whose talent is as high as the sky despite not being particularly tall. He has earned the title of "team engine" on the court. With 17 points, 10 rebounds, and 9 assists, he almost achieved a triple-double, and such statistics have become commonplace for him. When his teammates pass him the ball, he can deliver a brilliant counterattack; when the game needs a solution to a stalemate, he can suddenly come up with a brilliant pass. Lofton's presence is equivalent to liberating the Shanghai men's basketball team from a "stuck" state. Don't underestimate these numbers; they are not just simple "data padding." Many foreign players in the CBA are used to fighting alone, focusing only on scoring high points and grabbing attention. However, Lofton is completely different. Not only does he score himself, but he also connects the entire team like a high-speed…

"Another Chinese player's name has appeared on the NBA layoff list. Can he get back up?" Cui Yongxi, a young player with high hopes, had to say goodbye to the season early due to a ligament injury at the beginning of the season, and his team, the Brooklyn Nets, announced the layoff of this promising Chinese star. This series of blows pushed the 20-year-old to a crossroads in life. Ligament repair? Possibility of returning to the NBA? Or return to the domestic league and start over? The answers to these questions are destined not to be easy, but every step of Cui Yongxi is related to the future of Chinese basketball. Before Cui Yongxi, many Chinese basketball players have set foot on the "basketball holy land" of the NBA. Yao Ming is one of the benchmark figures, but after him, there were few successes. Zhou Qi is the best example. This player, once hailed as "the new hope of Chinese basketball," was also highly anticipated when he entered the NBA Houston Rockets. However, he failed to deliver impressive performances in limited playing time, coupled with a mismatch with the team's tactical style, and eventually had to return to the CBA for development. Cui Yongxi's story seems somewhat similar to Zhou Qi's. His playing time with the Nets was also very limited, and just as people expected him to fight for more opportunities to perform, an unexpected ligament injury disrupted all plans. The injury itself is already painful enough, followed by being laid off, which is a cold reality that pours…

On January 6th, Beijing time, the 28th round of the CBA regular season kicked off with a series of intense matchups, including top-of-the-table clashes. The games were filled with ups and downs, with teams' scores tightly contested, making for an exciting spectacle for the audience. The outcomes remained uncertain until the final moments, adding to the drama. Let's take a look back at two standout matches! Guangdong's Big Win Over Tianjin: The two teams were evenly matched, with Guangdong playing away. Despite Tianjin not being a powerhouse, Guangdong couldn't afford to let their guard down. Last season, they met three times, with Guangdong failing to secure a victory. This new season, Guangdong was well-prepared. They started with Xu Jie, Huang Rongqi, Du Runwang, Morland, and Gillenwater. Huang Rongqi opened the scoring with a corner three-pointer, which Lin Tingqian of Tianjin quickly responded to with a three of his own. The scores went back and forth, with neither team able to pull away, leading to a seesaw battle. Guangdong had Morland and Gillenwater in the paint but still lost rebounds, giving Tianjin too many second-chance opportunities. Tianjin fought hard for rebounds, and Xu Jie hit a three-pointer. After Zhang Wenyi came off the bench, he struggled to find shooting opportunities, often forcing shots that missed the mark. Defensive lapses allowed Tianjin to overtake the lead from six points down. Guangdong went scoreless for two minutes, and after Xu Jie was subbed off, the team seemed unfamiliar with organizing their offense. The first quarter ended with Guangdong trailing 22-24. In the second…

Translation of the article content into English: Xinjiang Men's Basketball has achieved remarkable results in recent years, with young talents emerging one after another like bamboo shoots after rain! Today, let's take a look at the talents produced by Xinjiang Men's Basketball's youth training program and how much it has contributed to the team's strength! Currently, the Xinjiang Men's Basketball team includes players developed from their youth training program such as Abudu Salamu, Qi Lin, Aizimaiti, Xierzati, and Yilifulaite! Additionally, former players like Xirelijiang, Kelanbaikeli, Lutubula, and Tang Caiyu are also outstanding talents groomed by Xinjiang Men's Basketball's youth training program! In the past, we only knew that Guangdong Men's Basketball had a wealth of youth training talent, but Xinjiang Men's Basketball has been developing quietly, and by the time we noticed, they had already achieved great success! Abudu Salamu and Qi Lin are undoubtedly the core players of Xinjiang Men's Basketball now! Abudu Salamu, affected by injuries this season, has only played five games, averaging 7.2 points, 5.2 rebounds, and 1.6 assists per game! However, there is no denying that he is still a leader on the court; as the team captain, he is an example for all players! Qi Lin has grown into the core of the domestic players on the team this season, averaging 40 minutes per game, scoring 13.8 points, grabbing 3.7 rebounds, and dishing out 2.2 assists, making him one of the best small forwards in the country! The team not only has established stars like Abudu Salamu and Qi Lin but also excellent newcomers…

Recently, the Guangzhou Loong Lions Basketball Club of the CBA released an official notice, imposing an indefinite suspension on player Zhang Xingliang. The men's basketball team of Guangzhou bluntly stated, "Based on the objective fact that player Zhang Xingliang violated the relevant management regulations of the first team of the club, starting from today, Zhang Xingliang will be suspended from participating in the first team matches of the club." It can be seen that the reason for Zhang Xingliang's suspension is violating the team's regulations. Normally, a minor punishment would suffice for violating team rules, so why did Guangzhou go to such great lengths as to impose an indefinite suspension? The reason stems from a post by a female netizen online a few days ago. A female netizen posted online, saying "Honey, when can you send it to me?" Accompanying this message were several pictures. From the pictures, everyone could see that her boyfriend was helping her with her studies. It seems that she was approaching the end of the semester and hadn't done well in her classes, needing to catch up urgently. If it were anyone else, it wouldn't be worth mentioning, but the boy in the picture was none other than Zhang Xingliang, a young player from Guangzhou's men's basketball team. Interestingly, Guangzhou's men's basketball team had a match scheduled soon after. Combining the time of the girl's post and the pictures, it's not hard to guess that Zhang Xingliang stayed up all night before the game to help his girlfriend with her English. Even more interestingly, the…

Wow, wow, wow. Folks, what's going on? The official announcement from the Guangzhou team: Due to improper handling of personal affairs, Zhang Xingliang has been indefinitely suspended. According to well-known domestic media figures, Zhang Xingliang will at least be suspended until the end of the second stage. Oh, this guy can go home early for the New Year. It turns out that Zhang Xingliang was exposed for bringing his art student girlfriend into the team dormitory before a game, staying up all night to help her prepare for her IELTS exam. What's noteworthy is that this incident came to light because the woman herself posted about it on Weibo. In the comment section, Zhang Xingliang publicly confronted netizens for his girlfriend, leading to further escalation and ultimately resulting in his suspension by the Guangzhou team. So here's the question: how did Zhang Xingliang get his girlfriend into the dormitory? The answer is... he stuffed her into a suitcase... It must be said that art students have great flexibility. Judging from private photos, the woman is very beautiful, with an excellent figure ratio and a stunning sense of style. But no matter how pretty the girlfriend is, it doesn't change the fact that Zhang Xingliang violated team rules, which is why he faced criticism from netizens and was punished by the Guangzhou team. Zhang Xingliang, a player from 2004, stands at 1.85 meters tall and plays as a guard. This season marks his sophomore year, having played in 26 games with 13 starts, averaging 22.3 minutes per game with 6.4 points,…

"How did Liu Peng lose and how did Lu Wei win by giving up one person and activating another, leading to a 13-game winning streak for the Shanghai men's basketball team? If we were to compare the season of the Shanghai men's basketball team to a novel, it would undoubtedly be a story that starts with a bleak opening and ends with a remarkable comeback. The central figure in this story is undoubtedly the team's "emergency-appointed" head coach - Lu Wei. The difference between a 1-win and 9-loss record and a 13-game winning streak sounds like a world apart, but this "miraculous reversal" did not come out of nowhere. It hides the art of on-site decision-making by coaches, the activation of player potential, and the reconstruction of team atmosphere. It is not only a victory in sports events but also an excellent example of choice, persistence, and change. Let's start from the beginning of the season. The Shanghai men's basketball team was disappointing at the beginning of this season. With a 1-win and 9-loss record under Liu Peng's coaching, each game felt like digging a deeper hole. The data doesn't lie: the team's offensive performance was weak, and the defense was riddled with flaws. The number of losses made fans once call for a complete rebuild of the team. Where was the problem? Perhaps the approach to finding the core was flawed. Coach Liu Peng bet on Dai Hao, the tall player, hoping to build an offensive and defensive system centered around him, but Dai Hao's performance was lackluster. It…

Beijing has lost another game, failing to secure a strong victory that was almost within their grasp, suffering a reversal at the hands of the home team, Guangsha, which they should not have allowed and felt very unwilling about. Throughout the match, only three Beijing players - Lei Meng, Zhang Cairen, and Fan Ziming - performed normally, while the other domestic players and foreign players had low efficiency. Among them, two "moocher" players caused the most harm to the team, with the lowest efficiency and the most turnovers, truly ruining the team and squandering the victory that was almost theirs. Despite the absence of two key players, Chen Yingjun and Zeng Fanbo, Beijing played tenaciously with good defense, holding Guangsha to only 17 points in the first quarter and 34 points at halftime, suppressing Guangsha throughout the game and leading by as many as 17 points. However, in the fourth quarter, Beijing could not withstand the counterattack, losing by 14 points in a single quarter, being overtaken by the opponent. Beijing still had a chance for a buzzer-beater at the end, but missed it, ultimately suffering a 17-point comeback defeat. Guangsha did not perform well in this game, scoring low with a low three-point shooting percentage of only 19%, failing to play to their strengths. It can be said that Beijing did not lose to Guangsha, but rather defeated themselves. The two "moocher" players caused the most harm to Beijing. The first is Fang Shuo, who, despite a severe decline in form, continued to receive heavy reliance from Xu Limin,…