Last night, Beijing BAIC hosted Guangsha team at home. Just as they saw victory approaching, they "dropped the ball" at a critical moment. Fan Ziming's unnecessary foul allowed Sun Minghui to get three free throws and overtake the score. In the final seconds, Fang Shuo threw the sideline ball into the hands of a Guangsha player, going from leading by 4 points to trailing by 3 points, ultimately losing the game and suffering their third consecutive defeat... Despite an unfavorable start for Beijing, falling behind by 15 points at one point, they managed to level the score in the third quarter and overtake Guangsha in the fourth. They had a chance to win this game. However, the operation of head coach Xu Limin was puzzling. At the last moment, he replaced the struggling Fang Shuo with the hot-handed Zeng Fanbo. This adjustment by Xu Limin was immediately questioned by the commentator. How could you withdraw Zeng Fanbo, who can shoot threes and protect the rim, during an offensive play? Xu Limin's move was truly perplexing, and the coach's substitution finally bore bitter fruit. Fang Shuo, responsible for throwing the sideline ball, actually passed it to a Guangsha player, allowing them to counterattack. Then Fang Shuo missed the crucial equalizing three-pointer, ultimately handing the almost certain victory to Guangsha. In addition to Fang Shuo's key mistakes, there was another reason for Beijing's defeat. Despite having four major frontcourt players, they lost the rebound battle to Guangsha, whose frontcourt is not particularly strong. Beijing grabbed a total of 39 rebounds, while Guangsha…

Shanxi Men's Basketball Team defeated Guangzhou Men's Basketball Team with a score of 124-116. Looking at the records and rankings of both teams, Shanxi's victory might seem unsurprising. However, under the leadership of Guo Ailun, Guangzhou still posed a significant challenge to Shanxi. In the final moments of the game, there was a conflict and dispute between the players, which continued off the court. Could the spark that ignited this conflict be a former member of the old team? Rewinding to the last 13 seconds of the game, Shanxi led Guangzhou 122-114. Two Guangzhou guards continuously double-teamed Jia Mingru, who, after being fouled, flexed his muscles towards the visiting team's bench, causing dissatisfaction among the Guangzhou players. After the second foul, Jia Mingru stood at the free-throw line and made both shots. With six seconds remaining, Guangzhou's foreign player, Ma Ke'ao, continued to cause damage even though it wasn't their turn to attack. In the next offensive round, Jia Mingru received a pass and attempted a three-pointer, which he missed, but this also led to a minor conflict. After the game ended, there was a confrontation between the players in the player's tunnel. According to media reports, Guangzhou's foreign player went to Shanxi's locker room to demand an explanation. The foreign player pushed Shanxi's interpreter at one point, but was eventually persuaded back to the locker room by security personnel and team coaches. This behavior became an episode of the game. Many fans attributed the source of the problem to Jia Mingru after the game. However, analyzing the game, it…

CBA regular season has completed 33 rounds, with Beijing team's record at 20 wins and 12 losses, ranking only ninth. Last night, they suffered a home defeat of 91-94 against Guangsha, being double-killed by the opponent this season. After the game, head coach Xu Limin once again resorted to "psychological victory," drawing widespread criticism. The countdown for Coach Xu's departure has begun. In last night's match, Beijing had a chance to level the score in the final moments, even leading for a long time in the fourth quarter. However, Xu Limin's critical play tactics are questionable, with Fang Shuo's key mistake and a period of playing with a single foreign aid in the third quarter contributing to Beijing's loss. Looking at Beijing's recent three consecutive defeats, Xu Limin's post-game comments always confuse people, claiming victory or satisfaction with everyone's performance despite the losing streak without addressing or solving problems. It now appears that even with a strong lineup, Xu Limin cannot lead the team to the championship momentum expected. Beijing has initiated an emergency plan, and it seems that Coach Xu's opportunities to prove himself are limited. With the second stage of the regular season nearing its end, if Beijing fails to halt their decline, the transfer window will likely mark the end of Xu Limin's tenure. The second piece of news comes from Guangdong men's basketball team. Last night, Guangdong defeated Nanjing 112-94, securing a nine-game winning streak to rise to fifth place, achieving both a leap in performance and a stable lineup. Bazley, who returned for the second…

The coaching market in the CBA league has been thrown into turmoil as six teams have collectively changed their head coaches, resulting in a major shake-up that has left fans stunned, as if the entire league has transformed overnight. Beijing Shougang, Xinjiang, Shandong, Shanxi, Jilin, and Shenzhen all seem to have agreed to replace their respective head coaches in unison. This coaching carousel is quite lively, making one wonder if they are dissatisfied with their own coaches or if they think the grass is always greener on the other side? Xinjiang men's basketball team's move is truly earth-shattering. Last season, Qiu Biao led the team to the finals and even won the Best Coach award, only to be abruptly let go. This move seems to suggest that they are not satisfied with their own shiny trophy and prefer to pick up discarded scraps from others. Even more astonishing is that Xinjiang has chosen a "rookie" Liu Wei to take over. Coach Liu's coaching experience may not even match the time we spend watching games. Is Xinjiang trying to pull off a "rookie miracle," or do they feel that the other teams in the league are too strong and want to add some difficulty for themselves? Shandong, on the other hand, has picked up Qiu Biao, who was let go by Xinjiang. However, this Qiu coach must be cautious, as Shandong was in complete disarray last season. Bringing this team back on track may be harder than scaling the heavens. We hope that Coach Qiu possesses the skill of turning an…

Official Announcement! Chinese Men's Basketball Rising Star Suffers Serious Injury, Season Over - Can He Prove Himself Again?‌ Guangzhou Men's Basketball rising star Jiao Boqiao suffered an ankle injury. According to the latest report from Jiao Boqiao Studio, Jiao Boqiao was found to have a rupture of the lateral collateral ligament of the right ankle, damage to the anterior talofibular ligament and calcaneofibular ligament, damage to the right ankle cartilage, and the formation of bone spurs. Given the cumulative effect of old and new injuries, experts recommend undergoing ligament reconstruction surgery. Jiao Boqiao's Achilles tendon repair is expected to take several months or even half a year to recover, which means that Jiao Boqiao's season is over in advance. It is worth noting that the national team has always been very concerned about Jiao Boqiao's injury and recovery plan, and the surgery performed on him was arranged by the national team. It is reported that Jiao Boqiao can get out of bed three to four weeks after the operation and can start rehabilitation training in two to three months. It will take about half a year to return to the court. This season, under the circumstances of Guangzhou Men's Basketball rebuilding, Jiao Boqiao ushered in the best opportunity for growth, gaining a lot of playing time and ball possession. On average, he played 28.4 minutes per game, contributing 13.3 points, 4.4 rebounds, 0.9 assists, and 0.7 blocks, with a shooting percentage of 44.9% and a three-point percentage of 31.3%, averaging 1.3 three-pointers per game. After special training with the national…

When Beijing introduced Chen Yingjun, an All-Star guard last offseason, everyone was discussing who would become the team's core point guard for the new season between him and Fang Shuo. And this answer, presumably after Beijing played against Guangsha, fans had a clear conclusion in their hearts. The Beijing men's basketball team, whose goal this season is the championship, actually lacked only one Chen Yingjun when facing Guangsha, who were in high spirits. Instead of seizing this opportunity to prove himself, Fang Shuo not only failed to seize this opportunity but also became the culprit of the team's defeat. In the final moments of the game, Fang Shuo first made a fatal serving error, and then had the chance to level the score and play the role of savior, but he missed two consecutive three-point shots, and Beijing eventually lost by 3 points. Fans bluntly said: "Without you at the Guangsha victory banquet, no one dares to touch their chopsticks." Throughout the game, Fang Shuo, playing off the bench for 16 minutes, shot 1 of 7, including 1 of 4 from three-point range, scoring only 5 points with a plus-minus value of -18, the worst on the team, meaning that while he was on the court, Beijing lost by a total of 18 points. Even so, Xu Limin still trusted him so much that he let him handle such a key ball in the final quarter, ultimately making Beijing swallow the loss, which could only be described as self-inflicted. As one of the main guards of the national team, Fang…

On January 20, 2025, the 33rd round of CBA regular season games were in full swing. Super dark horse Shanxi narrowly defeated Guangzhou with a score of 124-116, while Guangdong continued their winning streak by easily defeating Nanjing. Guangsha successfully achieved a 10-game winning streak against Beijing, further consolidating their status as a strong team. Additionally, Xinjiang won at home against Qingdao, stabilizing their performance, and Shanghai ended their losing streak with a big win against Sichuan. As the season progresses, the CBA standings are becoming increasingly tense, with only two wins separating second-placed Shanxi from eighth-placed Qingdao, making the competition for playoff spots even more intense. In the match between Shanxi and Guangzhou, Shanxi demonstrated great tenacity. Despite trailing by one point at halftime, they managed to turn the game around and secure victory with a final score of 124-116 through excellent teamwork and key player performances in the second half. The improved outside shooting of Yuan Shuai, the substitute ace Jia Mingru, and Zhang Ning's crucial scoring helped Shanxi stabilize the game rhythm and overtake Guangzhou. Although Guo Ailun scored 27 points, 12 assists, and 6 rebounds, Guangzhou's overall coordination and defense struggled under Shanxi's pressure, failing to reverse the situation. This victory allowed Shanxi to maintain their good form in the league and solidify their position in the standings. In contrast, Guangzhou's performance seemed slightly lacking, especially in terms of overall coordination. Their exposed defensive issues caused them to frequently falter against stronger opponents. Guangdong continued their winning streak with a 112-94 victory at home against Nanjing.…

Last night, the CBA regular season saw six intense matches, with the results causing a significant shake-up in the rankings. Guangsha narrowly defeated Beijing, Fujian lost to Jilin, Shanxi overcame Guangzhou, Shanghai triumphed over Sichuan, Guangdong easily won against Nanjing, and Xinjiang beat Qingdao. As a result, the league standings experienced a major upheaval overnight. Guangsha, the league leader, maintained its top position, while Guangdong rose to fifth and Xinjiang to sixth. Liaoning, on the other hand, was overtaken by both teams and fell to seventh. Currently, there is a tight competition among six teams for the top four spots, as they all have the same number of points. In the match between Guangsha and Beijing, Guangsha established an early lead and held on to it despite Beijing's attempts to rally. The final score was 94-91 in favor of Guangsha, securing their tenth consecutive victory and solidifying their lead in the standings. Beijing, however, suffered their third consecutive loss and dropped to ninth place. Xinjiang hosted Qingdao in a game that had developed a rivalry-like intensity throughout the season. Xinjiang took control from the start and maintained their lead throughout the game, eventually winning 103-83 and completing a double victory over Qingdao for the season. This win moved Xinjiang up to sixth place in the league, surpassing Liaoning, while Qingdao remained in eighth. Guangdong faced Nanjing in a match that was not as competitive as expected. Guangdong led throughout the game and even brought in substitutes in the fourth quarter to practice, ultimately defeating Nanjing 112-94. This victory marked Guangdong's…

In the CBA arena, four matches unfolded like a series of roller coasters, thrilling and intense, even somewhat "ridiculous." Especially the match between Zhejiang and Ningbo, where Zhejiang narrowly defeated Ningbo by 5 points, almost causing everyone's hearts to stop beating. Adding to this, Shandong overcame many strong opponents and made an unexpected rise to second place in the standings. The reversal battle between Beikong and Xinjiang was also thrown into turmoil by controversial refereeing decisions. This series of "crazy events" left fans unsure whether to cheer or shake their heads. First, let's talk about Zhejiang team, which was a game that made people hold their breath. They started off with great momentum but made frequent mistakes, and their three-point shooting accuracy was worse than a blind cat hitting a dead rat. Honestly, 18 turnovers, such a number could keep any coach awake at night. Moreover, their three-point shooting accuracy was heart-wrenchingly low, with only 5 out of 21 shots made, a hit rate of 23.8%! This three-point shooting accuracy is as dry as the desert in Africa. One has to ask, if not for some lucky breaks, how could Zhejiang continue playing based on this performance? Especially the performance of the local players was at its lowest point. Wu Qian, the core of Zhejiang team, played somewhat "sleepwalking," scoring only 8 points throughout the game. He used to score over 30 points per game, but now it feels like he's just a shadow. Cheng Shaipeng also only scored 5 points, a scene akin to an awkward family gathering where…

The CBA regular season continues to showcase thrilling matchups, with Xinjiang Men's Basketball hosting Shandong Men's Basketball at home. This match is destined to be filled with tension! Both teams have shown remarkable performance this season, with Xinjiang securing 14 wins and 4 losses, ranking fourth, while Shandong follows closely behind with 13 wins and 6 losses, ranking sixth, both showing significant improvements from previous seasons. Xinjiang's offensive and defensive capabilities are well-recognized, averaging 112.1 points per game, ranking third in the league, while conceding an average of only 100 points, ranking sixth. Their balanced attack and defense demonstrate their formidable strength. Impressively, Xinjiang tops the league in rebounds, with assists and steals also ranking second, highlighting their strong defensive pressure. Xinjiang's lineup is robust, being one of the few teams this season that has not changed their foreign players, with the three foreigners each playing their roles effectively and in perfect harmony. Peterson, the team's top scorer, averages 22.9 points, 4.7 rebounds, and 4.2 assists per game, with his scoring ability often proving to be an insurmountable obstacle for opponents. Lawson, the big foreign player, is an all-rounder, contributing an average of 19 points, 10.6 rebounds, and 4 assists, making significant contributions on both ends of the court. Higgins focuses on organizing the offense, averaging 9.1 points, 6.9 assists, and 2.4 steals per game, serving as the team's engine. On the domestic front, Xinjiang boasts a star-studded lineup with several national team players, such as Qi Lin averaging 13.5 points and 3.6 rebounds, Li Yanzhe averaging 12.2 points and…