In this season, Zhao Rui's situation is not very optimistic. It should be noted that he has missed many games of the Xinjiang team in the first place. And when he took to the court to play, his overall state seemed a bit off, as if his mind was not fully focused on the game, appearing somewhat distracted. Moreover, his temper is really fiery, and he can be easily provoked by the slightest incident. Just recently, didn't he get into a conflict with the referee and openly defy the referee, resulting in a suspension and a fine? In this season, there is another top-paid player, Zhou Qi, whose performance seems to be aligning with Zhao Rui's trend. In the first stage of the competition, Zhou Qi missed several games due to injury. When he returned in the second stage, his participation was intermittent and unstable. Take this round's match against Qingdao as an example; Zhou Qi actually received technical fouls one after another during the game, ultimately leading to his ejection from the court. During the matchup with Yang Hanshen, Zhou Qi's performance was far from outstanding. In the third quarter, when he faced Yang Hanshen, dissatisfied with the referee's decision, Zhou Qi directly vented his emotions at the referee, resulting in two technical fouls and being ejected from the court. On the verge of leaving the court, Zhou Qi played for 17 minutes. During this time, he made 10 shots and hit 4, scoring 10 points and grabbing 3 rebounds. However, what is quite comical is that Zhou Qi,…

On January 18th, Beijing time, the 32nd round of the CBA regular season saw seven intense battles in one night. Shanxi, Shandong, Beijing, and Shenzhen faced tough opponents ranked close to them, while Liaoning, Beikong, and Zhejiang had relatively easier opponents. That night, Shenzhen completed a perfect 22-point revenge, while Shanxi, Qingdao, Zhejiang, and Beikong were also big winners. However, Liaoning and Beijing had a turbulent time as they were disrupted by the referees' excessive involvement in the game. Ultimately, Liaoning narrowly escaped defeat, while Beijing became the biggest loser. Shenzhen defeated Jilin 118-96, securing another crucial victory in their pursuit of a playoff spot and moving up to 13th place in the rankings. In their previous encounter with Jilin, Shenzhen suffered a disappointing loss due to their inability to defend against Jones and Zhou Peng's poor performance in the fourth quarter (Zhou Peng did not play in the first three quarters). This time, Zhou Peng did not take unnecessary risks and entered the game early in the second quarter, scoring 7 points on 4-of-3 shooting to help the team establish a 39-20 lead over Jilin in the second quarter, leading by 25 points at halftime. The 25-point halftime lead was similar to their previous match, but this time Shenzhen did not give Jilin a chance to make a comeback. In the second half, Shenzhen maintained control of the game, and when they extended the lead to 33 points in the early stages of the fourth quarter, the game lost all suspense. The key to victory was that Shenzhen managed…

"Team has no hope," said Beijing men's basketball head coach Xu Limin after a crushing 27-point loss to Beikong. This statement likely chilled the hearts of many fans and players. The score of 102 to 129 was not just a simple loss but felt like an announcement that the entire season's efforts had been wasted. What does it mean when a coach openly expresses such despair after a game? How much hope is left for Beijing men's basketball? The game speaks for itself, and Beijing's loss exposed clear problems: their defense was truly terrible! Opponents Beikong's Salinge and Chen Guohao combined for 52 points and 22 rebounds. What does this mean? It means that Beijing's interior defense was completely torn apart, leaving gaping holes. Looking back, when Zhou Qi joined Beijing, many believed the team's frontcourt had made a qualitative leap due to his height, defensive awareness, and experience. But now? Without Zhou Qi, the entire interior defense crumbled. Xu Limin's arrangement of Fan Ziming and Qiu Tian did not plug the gaps; instead, they became a "paper wall" easily overrun by Beikong players. This game not only chilled fans with the statistics but also instilled a deep unease - this is a team that can't defend at all! After all, "the opponent's offense is flourishing, yet you don't even have a decent defense to slow them down." Does that make sense? Poor defense is one thing, but the offense was also chaotic and incomprehensible. Watching the game, many fans couldn't help but complain, feeling that Beijing had no clear…

The latest dynamics of the CBA standings are like a vivid competitive painting, showcasing the fierce competition among teams and their different destinies. The two strong teams from the land of Qilu - Shandong Expressway and Qingdao Men's Basketball - have made it to the top four of the standings with their recent stable performance and outstanding displays, occupying the third and fourth positions respectively. This is not only an affirmation of the strength of both teams but also the best reward for their continuous efforts and team spirit. Shandong Expressway has shown the style of a championship contender with its powerful interior strength and balanced offensive and defensive transitions; while Qingdao Men's Basketball has become an undeniable force in the league with its fast and flexible playing style and the rise of young players! Meanwhile, Guangdong Hongyuan's recent performance has been impressive. They have climbed rapidly to eighth place from the mid-to-lower reaches of the standings with a strong momentum of seven consecutive victories, narrowing the gap with Liaoning Men's Basketball, ranked fifth, to just one win. Under the guidance of Du Feng, Guangdong Team is obviously making every effort to chase Liaoning, aiming to achieve further breakthroughs on the standings. The key to their winning streak has been Guangdong Team's quick counterattacks, accurate shooting, and the stable performance of veterans. Liaoning Men's Basketball, on the other hand, needs to be wary of the pursuers behind them, maintain their form, and consolidate their ranking! However, not all teams can sail smoothly like Shandong Expressway, Qingdao Men's Basketball, or Guangdong…

Zhou Qi gets ejected upon return! Reasons exposed, will he face CBA punishment? On January 17th, Beijing time, in the CBA regular season match between Beijing Men's Basketball and Qingdao Men's Basketball, Zhou Qi, who had just recovered from an injury, once again paid a price for his lack of composure. He only played two quarters before being ejected from the game after arguing with the referee and receiving two technical fouls (Ts) within less than two minutes at the start of the third quarter. According to CBA tradition, Zhou Qi is likely to face severe penalties from the basketball association this time, with at least a fine being inevitable. The CBA has always been strict in punishing conflicts between players and referees. Many fans are also concerned about why Zhou Qi was so angry this time that he risked getting a T by directly arguing with the referee? From the game video, it can be seen that Zhou Qi was mainly dissatisfied with the refereeing standards of referee No. 59. In the 10th minute of the third quarter, Beijing Men's Basketball held the ball and attacked, and Zhou Qi received the ball and prepared to drive to the basket. However, he collided with Yang Hanshen of Qingdao Men's Basketball and fell to the ground. Zhou Qi quickly passed the ball to other teammates. At that time, the referee did not make any indication. Zhou Qi believed that Yang Hanshen had the suspicion of blocking because Yang Hanshen made a foot movement when he started. Zhou Qi therefore communicated and…

A fiercely competitive Beijing derby turned into a one-sided affair, losing all its appeal. By the third quarter, it had become garbage time, and Beijing ultimately suffered a crushing defeat by 27 points, losing an important match. In this game, Beijing was completely overwhelmed throughout, constantly chasing points without any real chance. By the third quarter, they collapsed, losing by 11 points in that quarter alone. Halfway through the fourth quarter, Xu Limin threw in the towel, withdrawing his starters and replacing them with substitutes, effectively conceding defeat. Such a performance truly chilled the hearts of Beijing fans. After the game, head coach Xu Limin was furious, harshly criticizing the team for not displaying the expected fighting spirit. He stated that the absolute strength between both sides was not significantly different; we mostly lost to ourselves. This is what I most want to change about the Beijing Shougang team. Without this change, no amount of recruitment will be effective; we will be vulnerable in the future. Although the Beijing derby lacked appeal, the stadium was incredibly lively, with both sets of fans filling the stands and passionately cheering for their teams, chanting various slogans. Especially when Beijing was significantly behind, Beikong fans chanted a humiliating slogan, shouting "Replace Zhou Qi," to which Beijing fans responded with a five-word, domineering retort: "Zhou Qi is your father," which was quite amusing. Beikong's past performance did not measure up to Beijing's, and Beikong fans had been suppressed for too long. Now that they have the upper hand, they are fully releasing themselves. Although…

This match between Beijing and Zhejiang has truly evoked a myriad of emotions. Zhou Qi, once a formidable player for Guangdong, now seems to have become an "outsider" in the Beijing team. In the crucial battle against Zhejiang, fans were eagerly anticipating Zhou Qi's participation, but he was absent due to a fever and cold. Recall that in the first round, when Zhou Qi was on the court, Beijing easily defeated Zhejiang; however, in the second game without him, Beijing suffered defeat. After the match, Zhou Qi was busy visiting various stores, seemingly not too concerned about the outcome of the game. Looking at Xu Jie, this young star is becoming more and more brilliant. Not only has he successfully endorsed a small car, but he is also enthusiastic about public welfare, which is truly heartwarming. Even more impressive, he has received praise from FIBA, and the name Xu Zhongfeng is becoming increasingly renowned. In contrast, Zhou Qi's absence and leisurely post-game demeanor do leave a bitter taste in one's mouth. Honestly, after watching this match, it feels quite uncomfortable. As a member of the team, Zhou Qi should step up during critical moments and contribute to the team. However, he chose to be absent, which is somewhat disappointing. On the other hand, Xu Jie, with both his skills and character, earns a thumbs-up. It is hoped that Zhou Qi can reflect deeply. As a professional player, he should always prioritize the interests of the team over personal gain. After all, basketball is a team sport, and only by standing…

In the fierce battles of the CBA regular season, Beijing Men's Basketball Team recently suffered an unprecedented crushing defeat, losing by a margin of 27 points to Beikong Men's Basketball Team. This loss not only shocked fans but also put the team in a severe ranking crisis. The absence of key players such as Zhou Qi, Zeng Fanbo, and Chen Yingjun greatly reduced Beijing's overall strength, while Beikong seized the opportunity to set the score at 129-102, inflicting a painful defeat on their opponents. This season, Beijing Men's Basketball Team has made significant investments in recruitment, but their record has yet to meet expectations. The loss in this Beijing derby further dropped the team's ranking to ninth place, with the danger of falling out of the top eight becoming increasingly serious. In the competitive CBA league, if Beijing wants to return to the peak, they must quickly adjust their state and make up for the shortcomings caused by the absence of core players. At the same time, the competition on the CBA leaderboard is becoming more intense. Guangsha Men's Basketball Team leads the leaderboard with stable performance, while Shanxi, Liaoning, Shandong, and Zhejiang teams follow closely behind with equal points, forming the second group. Beijing's consecutive losses have given teams like Xinjiang and Qingdao the chance to surpass them, and the CBA ranking landscape is undergoing subtle changes. The crushing defeat in the Beijing derby has placed immense pressure on Beijing Men's Basketball Team. How to stop the downward trend in the upcoming games has become an urgent problem for…

Oh boy, the 31st round of CBA games were absolutely thrilling! The local derby between Beikong and Beijing, as well as the intense match-up between Shandong and Zhejiang, had everyone's blood pumping and hearts racing. Guess what the outcome was? Let's start with the Beikong versus Beijing game, which was nothing short of a grand drama! Initially, both sides were neck and neck, chasing each other with the lead changing hands frequently, making spectators itch with excitement. However, towards the end, Beikong suddenly exploded, with Omore and Treles unstoppable, slaying gods and buddhas in their path. On the Beijing side, although Salinger gave it his all, his teammates' subpar performance and the crumbling frontline led to a crushing defeat, with Beikong triumphing 129-102! How frustrating is that? Beijing, playing at home, suffered such a devastating loss! Moving on to the Shandong versus Zhejiang match, this was a tough battle! Both teams were evenly matched, with the game being fiercely contested and the score tightly contested. The first half saw shockingly low shooting percentages, with three-pointers being particularly abysmal; the outside shots were as erratic as if they were drunk, unable to find the net. The second half saw some improvement, but was still filled with surprises and suspense, with the score fluctuating wildly, causing palpitations. In the dying moments, Shandong managed to secure a narrow victory over Zhejiang, 81-78, thanks to the outstanding performances of Gao Shiyan and York. This game fully demonstrated the fierce competition in the CBA, with suspense piled upon suspense, truly making one sweat! After these…

Translation of the article content into English: The 24-25 season of the CBA league has reached the 31st round, and we are taking stock of the five players who have been most disappointing since the start of the league. First: Qi Lin from Xinjiang Men's Basketball Team The reason he disappoints is instability, including emotional instability and efficiency instability. Emotional instability is easy to understand. This season, Qi Lin complained about the referee's decision several times in the game, so he also received two heavy fines from the basketball association. Efficiency instability, data speaks for itself. In the last 10 games, Qi Lin had two games with a three-point shooting rate of zero, and three games with a shooting rate of less than 30%. Second: Zhou Qi from Beijing Men's Basketball Team The point that disappoints him is his attitude and attendance rate. In terms of attitude, it feels like Zhou Qi is a bit lazy in the game, not showing the spirit of being the core and leading the team to victory. In terms of attendance rate, in the case where Beijing Men's Basketball Team has completed 29 rounds of the schedule, Zhou Qi only played 11 games, and the rest of the time was spent recovering from injuries and illnesses. Speaking of Zhou Qi, it also reminded the author of the former Brooklyn Nets trio, whose combined games over several seasons can be counted on one hand, with strong paper strength but always unable to gather people. Third: Yan Shouqi from Liaoning Men's Basketball Team The reason he…