In the 33rd round of the CBA regular season, Beijing Men's Basketball Team lost 91-94 at home to Guangsha Men's Basketball Team. Although it was only a narrow defeat by 3 points, Beijing's record dropped out of the top eight after the game. However, what is more terrifying than the loss is the remarks made by Beijing head coach Xu Limin after the game, which are simply too "abstract". If no adjustments are made and things continue as they are, Beijing's morale will be completely gone. This match was the second encounter between the two teams this season. Beijing had already lost to Guangsha once in their first meeting, so they were well-prepared for tonight's game. Before the game, they announced that three key players, Zeng Fanbo, Lei Meng, and Omore, would return to the court in an attempt to challenge the league leaders and seek revenge against Guangsha. However, in the first quarter, Beijing struggled against Guangsha's relentless offensive onslaught. Zhou Qi became a mere decoration under the basket, with Guangsha players constantly attacking and "naming" him. Beijing trailed by 11 points going into the second quarter. In the second quarter, Beijing's offense improved, but Guangsha always managed to respond, leaving Beijing trailing by 12 points at halftime. After changing sides for the second half, Beijing increased their defensive intensity and capitalized on Guangsha's consecutive turnovers to counterattack effectively. They made up the 12-point deficit in this quarter, ending the third quarter tied at 68-68. In the decisive fourth quarter, Beijing once took the lead and maintained it for…

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…

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…

On January 20th in the CBA arena, Beijing Men's Basketball Team faced off against Guangsha Men's Basketball Team. This match held significant meaning for Beijing, as they had just suffered two consecutive losses, while Guangsha was on a 9-game winning streak, firmly occupying the top spot in the league. The performance of both teams at the start of the game sparked heated discussions among fans, especially regarding the situation of the Beijing team. The game began with Guangsha quickly gaining the upper hand. Brown and Hu Jinqiu played exceptionally well, leading their team to take the initiative. Although Beijing had intentions to catch up, the lack of touch caused their offensive rhythm to fall into trouble at times, and the score gap gradually widened. In the final stage of the first quarter, Beijing experienced a slight improvement when Lin Bingsheng came off the bench and displayed strong offensive firepower, scoring 9 points in just one quarter, temporarily reducing the point difference. As the game progressed, Beijing found their rhythm. Although Guangsha maintained a high defensive intensity, they also made some mistakes, giving Beijing opportunities to close the gap. In the second quarter, Beijing launched a fierce attack, once reducing the point difference to only 2 points, almost seeing the hope of leveling the score. However, Sun Minghui and Hu Jinqiu of the Guangsha team were not willing to let Beijing make an easy comeback. Sun Minghui helped Guangsha stabilize the situation with his calm three-point shots, while Hu Jinqiu scored frequently in the paint, allowing Guangsha to widen the gap…

On January 20, 2025, the 33rd round of the CBA regular season featured a key match where Guangsha Men's Basketball Team defeated Beijing Men's Basketball Team 94-91 on the road, securing their 10th consecutive victory and maintaining their position at the top of the CBA standings. For Beijing, this loss not only meant being double-killed by Guangsha but also signified that they had won only one game in the last six rounds, dropping out of the top eight, with their playoff prospects looking grim. In this game, Guangsha displayed their strongest offensive and defensive system of the season, with Hu Jinqiu standing out in particular. He shot 18 for 13, contributing 27 points and 6 rebounds, becoming the key figure in Guangsha's victory. Hu Jinqiu not only continuously scored inside but also showed his precise touch from outside, helping Guangsha maintain a stable offensive rhythm. Combined with Sun Minghui's 16 points and 8 assists, as well as Lin Bingsheng's crucial three-pointer, Guangsha demonstrated their all-around combat capabilities. Despite experiencing an offensive stall in the third quarter, Guangsha overcame difficulties with their tenacious defense and timely adjustments, ultimately holding onto their lead until the end and successfully suppressing Beijing's counterattack. Compared to Guangsha's strong performance, Beijing's offense struggled. Although Zhou Qi and Zeng Fanbo contributed 15 points and 13 points respectively, the team's overall offensive efficiency was low, especially with frequent misses from outside shooting, lacking effective scoring points. In the critical moments of the game, Beijing's mistakes gave Guangsha opportunities for counterattacks. Especially in the final stages of the game,…

Translation: Shenzhen's recent matches have been incredibly exciting. Playing at home against Shandong, they broke the suspense right from the start. As soon as the game began, Shenzhen played exceptionally well, scoring a small 8-1 run in the first quarter and quickly taking the lead. Although Shandong made some mistakes, they still fought hard to catch up. At the end of the first quarter, Shenzhen led Shandong by 3 points, 29-26. At that time, everyone's mood must have felt like riding a roller coaster, with the suspense not yet disappearing and the game becoming increasingly thrilling. In the second quarter, Shandong gradually found their rhythm, once overtaking the score through a 9-4 run. At that time, Shandong performed quite well on both offense and defense, scoring 36 points in a single quarter. At halftime, they led Shenzhen 62-57. Shenzhen's foreign player Thompson was simply too strong, scoring 23 points and grabbing 6 rebounds, becoming the team's offensive core and playing with great feeling. Shandong's Chris also had a good performance, scoring 16 points. It can be said that Shandong's performance in the second quarter was quite eye-catching. The real turning point of the game appeared in the third quarter. Shenzhen suddenly erupted, scoring a 19-12 run in this quarter and quickly overtaking the score. Shandong's defense was lax at that time, and their mistakes were increasing, unable to resist Shenzhen's offense. Shenzhen won an astonishing 17 points over Shandong in a single quarter, completely turning the game around. At the end of the third quarter, Shandong trailed Shenzhen by 12…

On January 17, in a CBA regular season game where Qingdao hosted Beijing, Zhou Qi was ejected from the game after receiving two technical fouls just two minutes into the second half. It appeared that Zhou Qi was unable to control his emotions due to dissatisfaction with the referees, but it may have been part of a larger strategy. Previously, he always used injuries and colds as excuses, but this time he changed tactics by proactively applying for disqualification. Observing the reactions of his teammates at the time reveals the unspoken truth. This season, Zhou Qi has been inconsistent since joining Beijing, with the value of a starter and the contribution of a substitute, sometimes even falling short of bench players. After a long absence, media friends close to him spread word that Zhou Qi had twice volunteered to participate in the game, but Xu Limin, considering the player's health, did not allow him to compete while sick. This statement is both positive and warm, but the reality is far more complicated. In this game, Zhou Qi missed two free throws completely, making only 2 out of 7 attempts, which is quite amateurish. He did not gain much advantage over Yang Hanshen on the court, and instead, the young player from Qingdao caused him considerable trouble. Zhou Qi was angry and could not find an outlet for his frustration, wishing to leave the court as soon as possible. Just two minutes into the third quarter, with Beijing trailing 47:59 by 12 points, Zhou Qi fell while trying to overpower Yang…

The Beijing team lost to the Qingdao team by 10 points with a score of 89-88, suffering a two-game losing streak. This performance has left many Beijing fans disappointed, as it seems they have little hope of winning the championship or even making it into the top four of the CBA. During the game, both teams were closely matched in the first quarter, with scores neck and neck. However, in the second quarter, the Beijing team had significant defensive issues, unable to stop Qingdao's key players, leading to an increasing point difference. By halftime, Beijing was trailing Qingdao by 12 points with a score of 43-55. Why did Beijing lose to Qingdao? There are several reasons, including Beijing's poor free throw accuracy, with only 14 out of 29 attempts made for a 48% success rate. Additionally, their three-point shooting was abysmal, with only 5 out of 25 attempts successful, a mere 20% accuracy, which is clearly unacceptable. Since Zhou Qi joined the Beijing team, he has been either recovering from injuries or dealing with colds, playing very few games. In this match against Qingdao, Zhou Qi finally returned to play. His return and the anticipated matchup with Yang Hanshen excited many fans. However, Zhou Qi's performance was disappointing, as he made numerous mistakes and had a low shooting accuracy, making only 4 out of 10 attempts, a mere 40%. His free throw accuracy was also poor, with only 2 out of 7 attempts successful, less than 30%. It was even more embarrassing when Zhou Qi missed all three free throws,…

On January 17th, Beijing time, where was the promised lesson for Yang Hanshen? Instead, Zhou Qi was directly ejected from the game in a complete meltdown, chasing after the referee with curses. Who else should be ejected if not you? During the match between Beijing and Qingdao, there was significant controversy. Prior to the game, Zhou Qi, who had been resting for three consecutive games due to a fever, suddenly announced his return to teach Yang Hanshen a lesson. This was because Yang Hanshen had just signed with an American agency, joining forces with Rich Paul and LeBron James' team, making it highly likely that he would be selected. Signing with this team greatly increased the chances of becoming the next Chinese player to go overseas to the NBA. Since Zhou Qi had previously played in the NBA and was actually drafted, it made sense for the "Great Demon King" to return and give Yang Hanshen a taste of the NBA level. However, Zhou Qi did not perform well in the first half, shooting only 4 out of 9 and making only 2 out of 7 free throws for a total of 10 points. Although his stats showed him ahead of Yang Hanshen, his shooting percentage was not high. Zhou Qi, playing so poorly and missing free throws, lost control of his mentality. Just two minutes into the third quarter, he was directly ejected by the referee. What exactly happened? Primarily, Qingdao was already leading Beijing by double digits, with a 12-point gap. At this point, when Zhou Qi was…

The regular season of the Chinese Women's Volleyball League has now concluded, with the teams entering the playoffs remaining largely unchanged from previous years. The top contenders are once again the stronger teams, but there is one notable difference this time around: Beijing Team has been eliminated, allowing Liaoning Team to enter the playoffs, which came as a surprise to many fans. Beijing Team is indeed strong, having signed Wang Mengjie, the national team's libero, this year. It was expected that Beijing Team would perform well and have no trouble making it to the playoffs. However, during the regular season, Wang Mengjie suffered an injury, dealing a significant blow to Beijing Team. This marks the first time Beijing Team has been eliminated in the regular season, which is quite an achievement considering the team's limited player strength. The four teams that have made it to the playoffs are Tianjin Team, Jiangsu Team, Shanghai Team, and Liaoning Team. The first three teams are very strong, so for Liaoning Team, every match is a challenge. Each of these teams has players from the national team who are familiar with each other. Perhaps Shanghai Team is relatively weaker in comparison. With the departure of the previous foreign player, Fedor Tcheva, who helped Shanghai Team win many matches while she was there, the team missed the opportunity to sign another foreign player after her departure. For Shanghai Team, every opponent in the playoffs is a challenge, as foreign players tend to be much stronger than domestic players. Fedor Tcheva's departure dealt a heavy blow…