Refuse to be upset! Guangdong wins 4 consecutive victories: Jilunwater explodes with 30+11, Xu Jie sends 12 assists On January 8th, Beijing time, the 28th round of the CBA regular season saw Guangdong face Tianjin away. The two teams were locked in a seesaw battle at the beginning, with the score not being pulled apart. However, before the end of the first half, Guangdong made a continuous assault to score points, launching a 20-5 offensive run to open up the gap. After that, Guangdong completely took the initiative, and Tianjin's counterattack was unsuccessful. In the end, Guangdong defeated Tianjin 120-111, achieving a four-game winning streak. In the first quarter, Huang Rongqi hit a three-pointer, Zhang Yunmeng made a layup, Shi Deshuai hit a three-pointer, and the two teams were locked in a seesaw battle, with the scores alternating in the lead. Shi Deshuai hit another three-pointer, Xu Jie responded, Du Runwang also seized the opportunity, Bazley completed a 2+1, and Guangdong took an 18-12 lead. Lin Tingqian hit a three-pointer to stop the bleeding, Hamlet made a jumper, Tianjin successfully kept the score close, Zheng Haoran hit a three-pointer, Bazley scored on a breakthrough, James responded, and at the end of the first quarter, Tianjin led 24-22. In the second quarter, Jilunwater came out and scored continuously, helping Guangdong overtake the score. Du Bochao responded with a three-pointer, and the two teams were once again locked in a seesaw battle, with the scores alternating in the lead. Hamlet completed a 2+1, Xu Jie responded with a three-pointer, Zhang Haojia also…

The Beijing men's basketball team suffered a disappointing 17-point comeback at the hands of the Guangsha team. The game was a heartbreaker for Beijing, as they had appeared to have the victory in their grasp after three quarters, with both their form and momentum seemingly superior to that of Guangsha. However, the fourth quarter proved to be a disaster, with the team's performance falling apart despite their preference for playing with a single foreign player. Coach Xu Limin's decision to field a lineup consisting of one foreign player and four domestic players, or even an all-Chinese squad, which should have been well-suited to the final quarter, ultimately led to a disappointing outcome. The responsibility for the dramatic reversal lies squarely on the shoulders of head coach Xu Limin, whose tactics have drawn comparisons to those of Xinjiang team coach Liu Wei, leading to him receiving the brunt of criticism post-game. In the post-match press conference, Xu's comments sparked further controversy when he stated: "Firstly, it's somewhat regrettable that we controlled the entire situation today, only to be overtaken in the final quarter. We made some adjustments, but overall, I believe we performed exceptionally well throughout the game. Despite the difficulties of playing away and our current shortage of players, the team put in a great effort and remained united. We achieved a high level of performance in both offense and defense. Today's performance was excellent, and although the result is disappointing, it cannot be denied that we played a very good game and everyone worked very hard." Xu's remarks echo…

The defeat on the court was destined to be written into the history of the Guangdong team. At the beginning of the game, the fans were still shouting their support enthusiastically, expecting an exciting victory. However, the situation on the field repeatedly made people hold their breath - the front line collapsed, the defense was full of loopholes, and several key shots seemed to lack momentum. When the final whistle blew, there was silence in the stands, even the most loyal fans who usually shouted the loudest lowered their heads. After the game, Coach Du Feng's expression was complex, with both helplessness and anxiety. It was revealed that the Guangdong team had already contacted foreign aid, and the most concerned name was former NBA No. 1 pick Les. Will his addition change the current slump of the Guangdong team? This news quickly spread among the fan base like wildfire. Some were excited, some were skeptical, but almost everyone was discussing: Can Les really turn around the fate of Guangdong? The name Les makes people's blood boil. He is a player who has left a glorious record in the NBA, with fierce play and good at offensive and defensive transitions, almost the perfect choice for the front line. His highlights are vivid, such precise shooting and rapid breakthroughs are unforgettable. However, what followed was controversy about him. Some say that Les' state has declined in recent years, having missed games due to injury issues, and others mention that his salary requirements may exceed the budget of the Guangdong team. Indeed, Les'…

79-83, Beijing lost a good opportunity, collapsed in the final quarter after leading by 17 points, unable to defeat Guangsha Men's Basketball Team, missing the chance to end their opponent's 14-game home winning streak. Beijing played almost perfectly in the first three quarters, suppressing the league leaders, but they couldn't maintain their performance with only one foreign player in the final quarter. Guangsha is still formidable, able to turn the tide even when so passive, giving off the taste of champions. Let's hear what media experts have to say after the game. Beijing Media: Guangsha completed an amazing comeback in the final quarter after trailing by 17 points, defeating Beijing and securing a 15-game home winning streak. Guangsha struggled to find their rhythm in the first half due to Boban's integration, which was a period of adjustment pains since his arrival. However, Wang Bo made quick adjustments to the lineup in the fourth quarter, and Guangsha quickly returned to their own rhythm. The combination of Sun Minghui and Carton increased the pace of the game. This is not the best Boban, nor is it the best Guangsha, and it will definitely take time for Boban to integrate, but Guangsha's current strength is more promising. Guangdong Media: It's still the same question, why did Beijing insist on using only one foreign player in the third quarter? It's amazing that this problem remains unsolved. If it's an issue with the foreign players, communicate with them and resolve it early. Always leaving it unresolved is a loss to the team's combat effectiveness. Liaoning…

On January 2nd, Beijing time, the New Year's Day battle has just ended. Our Guangdong men's basketball team fought hard at home and finally defeated Tianjin men's basketball team with a score of 110 to 103! As soon as this game ended, many incredible things came up, it's really amazing. First, let's talk about Guangdong men's basketball team's "big sweet potato" Du Runwang. In this game, he only made 2 out of 11 shots and scored 6 points. The previous 8 three-point attempts were all "clang" and didn't go in. However, Coach Du always believed in him and was convinced that he could make three-pointers. At the last moment, Du Runwang was sent back on the court, and he successfully redeemed himself by hitting two crucial three-pointers, which also helped Guangdong men's basketball team maintain their lead in the final moments, otherwise this game might have been upset. It's not fair to say that about Du Runwang. Du Runwang is a spatial power forward who relies on his excellent shooting ability to enter the national team. However, during previous national team games, he also had times when he was in poor form, missing all 9 shots. It seems that his three-point shooting is indeed unstable, his defense is not that strong, he doesn't stand out in rebounding, and he's not good at low-post singles. But just because he missed those two three-pointers, he was harshly criticized by Guangdong fans, which is too unfair to him. Do you know what? There's an incredible thing that can be called the second most…

Fan Ziming, once a name filled with high hopes, has now become a lingering pain for Beijing Shougang fans. With a top salary and underperforming like a mole, what has happened to this "big treasure"? In a recent match against Zhejiang, his enthusiastic celebration after scoring an uncontested basket during garbage time left fans both laughing and crying. Is this genuine emotion or simply giving up? Let's take a look at Fan Ziming's statistics. Averaging 7.6 points, 3.9 rebounds, and 1.5 assists with a shooting percentage of 56.3%, these numbers would be tolerated if he were a role player on a standard contract. However, as a top-salaried player, the contrast with other teams' top-paid centers is stark. Fans vent their frustrations on social media, criticizing and joking about him, with some even calling for his departure. While basketball commentators express their disappointment more tactfully, they too are let down by Fan Ziming's performance. Zhou Qi's return has further complicated Fan Ziming's situation. Previously able to start, he now relies on the coach's mood for playing time. With Zhou Qi on the court, Fan Ziming gets few opportunities. Even when he does play, the two don't mesh well, as if from different worlds. The coach struggles to balance their usage, but the results are not promising. Fan Ziming's transition from core player to benchwarmer is a psychological blow that few could withstand. The controversial "garbage time" celebration further highlights the issue. With Beijing leading by over 20 points and the game decided, Fan Ziming scored easily under the basket and celebrated…

CCTV5 is set to broadcast two key battles in the CBA: Shandong aims to double-kill Guangdong, while Shanxi challenges the "devil's home court"! Tao Hanlin gritted his teeth, and Jilun Walters provocatively raised his eyebrows, the tension between them seemed ready to ignite the court! This is not an ordinary regular season game; it's a revenge match for Shandong men's basketball team and a desperate struggle for Guangdong to defend their championship dignity! In the 26th round of the CBA, who will have the last laugh? Let's start with Shandong. This season's Shandong team has truly transformed, advancing all the way and is now one of the top teams in the league. All thanks to head coach Qiubiao, who brought a new tactical system to the team, igniting an unprecedented vitality in the players. Take the foreign players, for example, Jilun Walters was once a scoring weapon for Guangdong but has now become the core of Shandong, a story that gets the heart racing. Of course, the domestic players have also performed exceptionally well. Tao Hanlin wreaks havoc in the paint, while Gao Shiyan orchestrates from the perimeter. The two complement each other seamlessly, they are truly Shandong's "twin stars." There's also Chen Peidong and Jiao Hailong, each a formidable player in their own right. Shandong has now won five consecutive victories, their morale is high, and they're waiting to take another victory on Guangdong's home court, completing a double-kill for the season and making history! However, double-killing Guangdong is no easy feat. Jilun Walters knows Guangdong inside out, so…

Beijing Shougang has had a season that can be described as starting high and ending low. Coach Xu Limin has become the subject of criticism from fans, and the three foreign players also have obvious shortcomings. Although Zhang Yunsong stated that they have been observing foreign players, there have been no concrete results. According to multiple media reports, Beijing Shougang's fourth foreign player has finally been confirmed as Nongnali, who previously played for Shanghai men's basketball team and is now returning to the CBA court. At 34 years old and with his functional style of play, does he really suit Beijing Shougang? Since Marbury left Beijing Shougang, the team has started using team foreign players. During this period, two foreign players stood out, one being Brown and the other being McRae. Brown joined Zhejiang Guangsha after experiencing Guangzhou Long Lions and became a top foreign player in the CBA. Of course, there are also fans joking that even if he stays in Beijing Shougang, he must play according to the team basketball concept, perhaps eventually becoming a subpar foreign player, as both Jerman and Omo were outstanding in the CBA last season. As other teams are adjusting their foreign players, Beijing Shougang has finally made a move. The choice is not the rumored Walker and Knicks, but Nongnali, who was previously reported by the media. Nongnali previously played for Shanghai men's basketball team, where the coach at the time was Li Qiuping. It's interesting to note that Shanghai men's basketball team was also focusing on team basketball at that time,…

A focus match in the CBA regular season saw Guangsha men's basketball team face off against Beijing men's basketball team. Guangsha had already achieved a 14-game winning streak at home, and with Boban available to play, the team had a significant advantage. However, Beijing was without Chen Yingjun and Zeng Fanbo, and would need an exceptional performance from all players to pull off an upset victory. In the first half, Guangsha trailed Beijing 34-42, causing a minor upset. The league leaders, who were expected to be strong contenders, were actually behind Beijing, which was missing two key players. Looking at the score, it was clear that Guangsha's offense was struggling, with poor shooting both inside and outside, few free throws, and seemingly their own issues. It was as if they had used up all their shooting touch in the previous game against Liaoning. Newcomer Boban made a mediocre debut, lacking highlights. Beijing's offense wasn't great either, with low shooting percentages, but they made up for it with strong scoring ability, an advantage in the paint, and twice as many free throws, allowing them to take the lead. The second half saw adjustments, with Knight starting with a traveling violation, Zhang Cairen missing a buzzer-beater, Zhu Junlong missing an open three-pointer, and Jerman finally making a three-pointer. Brown and Hu Jinqiu missed consecutive shots, as did Lei Meng and Jerman from beyond the arc, making scoring difficult. Zhang Cairen broke the scoring drought, Hu Jinqiu finally hit a mid-range shot, Solomon made a three-pointer, Knight failed a strong attack, Brown scored,…

The Xinjiang men's basketball team has performed exceptionally well this season with an impressive record of eight wins and two losses, ranking second in the league! Moreover, they have achieved a remarkable feat by topping the league in one particular statistic, surpassing even formidable teams like Beijing Shougang and Shanxi. Let's delve into the specifics of this outstanding achievement! In the first ten rounds of the first stage, Xinjiang averaged an astonishing 51.9 rebounds per game, outpacing both Shanxi and Beijing Shougang to claim the top spot! It's worth noting that Shanxi's frontcourt boasts a lineup of towering players such as Ge Zhaobao, Liu Chuanxing, Zhao XuHong, Faye, and Balvin, all renowned for their rebounding prowess! Despite this, they still trail by a margin of 1.1 rebounds, illustrating just how formidable Xinjiang's frontcourt has become! The team's success in securing so many rebounds is largely attributed to their frontline players. Lawson averages 10.2 rebounds per game, Li Yanzhe averages 6.3, Wu Guanxi averages 5.3, and Aizimaiti averages 3.7! However, relying solely on the frontcourt would not be enough to dominate the league; this season's Xinjiang team truly embodies the concept of "all-for-one"! Xierzati averages 2.4 rebounds per game, Yilifula averages 2.8, Peterson averages 5.6, Hagens averages 4.2, Qi Lin averages 3.7, and Abudu Salamu averages 5.2! The guards and forwards are also making significant contributions, and as we all know, the team that controls the rebounds controls the game. With such exceptional rebounding capabilities, it's virtually impossible for Xinjiang to have a poor record! However, the team is not without…