CBA regular season, a strong confrontation between Beijing men's basketball team and Zhejiang men's basketball team! Both teams have key players missing, with more injuries on the Zhejiang side, but they are in slightly better form. Therefore, overall, this is a match that could go either way. The players' on-court performance and the coaches' tactical deployment will determine the outcome. Zhejiang took the initiative early, entering the game at a faster pace and exerting defensive pressure, holding Beijing to only 23 points in the first quarter and establishing a lead of nearly 10 points. In the second quarter, Beijing turned the tables, using the same tactics against Zhejiang and also limiting them to 23 points, but their own offense was slightly lacking with only 27 points. In the third quarter, it was Zhejiang's turn again, leading Beijing 29-21 by 8 points, and at the end of three quarters, Zhejiang held a 13-point advantage. In the final quarter, both teams had extremely low offensive efficiency, with many turnovers and fouls, struggling to score. Halfway through the quarter, Zhejiang had only scored 4 points while Beijing had 9, with an 8-point difference. In the latter half, Lu Wenbo hit a three-pointer, made a putback, stole the ball, and assisted, seemingly everywhere, single-handedly widening the gap to double digits. Wang Yibo also came up with a steal and fast break, extending the lead to 17 points, with 4 minutes left in the game. Fang Shuo broke the scoring drought, Liu Zeyi had no trouble posting up against Jerman, Sun Yahui drew a three-point…

On January 11th, Beijing time, in an important match of the CBA regular season, Beijing lost to Zhejiang with a score of 92-106, suffering their second consecutive defeat. Before the game, the rankings of both teams were very close, with Beijing slightly ahead of Zhejiang. However, in this match, Beijing failed to show enough competitiveness, especially in the offensive end's poor performance, which ultimately allowed Zhejiang to stabilize their advantage and take away the victory smoothly. Game Review: At the beginning of the game, Beijing's offense was not effectively launched, while Zhejiang quickly took the lead thanks to the outstanding performances of York and Jones. In the first quarter, Beijing's offensive end appeared inefficient, despite Fan Ziming making several good scoring attempts in the paint, but the overall offensive cooperation and shooting percentage did not meet expectations. Zhejiang relied on teamwork and individual ability to gradually widen the gap, ending the first quarter with Beijing trailing 23-32. In the second quarter, Beijing made some recovery through Zhang Cairen and Fang Shuo's offense, but Zhejiang maintained a slight lead at halftime with a score of 55-50 due to their efficient offensive performance, especially Jones' continuous scoring. In the third quarter, Beijing continued to struggle defensively, failing to effectively limit Zhejiang's attack, especially the efficient output of Jones and York. After three quarters, Beijing trailed 71-84. In the fourth quarter, although Beijing tried to counterattack, due to the huge gap in the third quarter, their efforts to catch up were unsuccessful. Ultimately, Beijing lost 92-106, failing to continue their previous momentum. Key…

Let's take a look back at the highlights of this game. The Guangdong team showed a strong desire to win and excellent tactical execution from the beginning of the match. They were in full bloom on the offensive end and impenetrable on defense, making it difficult for the Beijing team to find a breakthrough. In terms of statistics, Guangdong had a field goal percentage of 52% and a three-point shooting percentage of 40%, which undoubtedly contributed significantly to their victory. The reason why Guangdong was able to gain such a significant lead is not only due to the individual abilities of the players but also because of the chemistry and tactical sophistication they displayed as a team. During the game, Guangdong repeatedly used fast breaks and accurate three-point shots to demoralize Beijing, while also exerting immense pressure on the defensive end. This balanced performance is what allows them to remain invincible on the CBA court. In this game, Morand, Guangdong's interior powerhouse, undoubtedly became one of the team's highlights. He played at an extremely high level on both ends of the court, successfully limiting Beijing's interior play and scoring multiple times using his height and wingspan advantage on offense. More notably, Morand's performance in assisting was also eye-catching. He often created scoring opportunities for his teammates with precise passes after receiving the ball in a high position, adding more vitality to Guangdong's offense. The reason why Morand was able to quickly integrate into the team and perform at such a high level after joining Guangdong is not only due to…

Recently, after NBA's Minnesota Timberwolves announced the release of point guard D'Angelo Russell, several CBA clubs have shown interest in acquiring him. According to media reports, Beijing Shougang Men's Basketball Team was the first to make an offer, followed by Guangdong Southern Tigers joining the bidding war. Guangdong Southern Tigers lack talent at the No. 1 position, with only Xu Jie struggling to support, averaging over 40 minutes per game. Therefore, the team also wants to find a player to share the pressure with Xu Jie, and Russell is one of the targets. Guangdong Southern Tigers have been paying attention to overseas small foreign aid information after hastily ending their contract with the subpar foreign aid, Les. They have now officially offered Russell. Russell, standing at 1.93 meters tall, is a point guard with good organizing and connecting abilities, which is exactly what Guangdong needs. However, many people are not optimistic about this signing because Russell has been called a "tank god" by fans due to his slow breakthrough pace and fondness for mindlessly shooting three-pointers with low accuracy. However, as the saying goes, "A change of scenery can do wonders." In the NBA, he couldn't get playing time, but coming to the CBA might be like a bug, such as Shanghai Sharks' Lofton. Bazley, who currently plays for Guangdong Southern Tigers, is also a player who couldn't get playing time in the NBA. Considering that Guangdong Southern Tigers have stumbled three times in a row in introducing small foreign aids, the team management will be very cautious in selecting…

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,…

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…

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…

A highly anticipated peak confrontation in women's volleyball ultimately presented a one-sided outcome, surprising many fans. Tianjin Women's Volleyball Team swept Beijing at home with a decisive 3-0 score, but what secrets lie behind this victory? Let's delve into the match to uncover the code of Tianjin's triumph. Tianjin Team displayed their powerful overall strength in this game, with players blooming from multiple points and unleashing full offensive firepower, making it difficult for Beijing to cope. Among them, setter Yao Di's outstanding performance was instrumental. She acted like a commander on the court, accurately passing the ball to the best attacking positions, revitalizing the team's offense. She alternated between quick attacks and skillful passes, making Tianjin's offensive rhythm unpredictable and leaving Beijing's blockers at a loss. The data shows that Yao Di's passing success rate was as high as what percentage, directly reflecting her stability and control in the game. Of course, when mentioning Tianjin Team, one cannot overlook their core figure - Li Yingying. This young captain not only possesses formidable attacking power but also exudes leadership qualities. In critical moments, she always steps up, using powerful spikes to tear through Beijing's defense. More importantly, she can lead the entire team, boost morale, and coalesce the team into a formidable force. Besides scoring, Li Yingying also made significant contributions in receiving serves and defense, demonstrating her comprehensive technical ability and game reading skills. Besides Li Yingying, other Tianjin players also shone. Wang Yizhu's attacks at No. 4 position repeatedly succeeded, effectively easing Li Yingying's offensive pressure. Fetsisova's blocking was…

Fan Ziming, in essence, is just a tall guy who always gives people the impression of being neither up nor down when playing basketball. Despite having such good conditions, he just can't seem to perform well, and recently, his days with the Beijing team haven't been going too well either. In the recent match between Beijing and Zhejiang, Fan Ziming was like a headless fly on the court, aimlessly running around. Even though Zhou Qi was already exhausted, Fan couldn't provide much help and instead allowed the opponents to catch up in points, causing quite a headache for the coaching staff. Off the court, Fan Ziming actually trains quite hard, often practicing late into the night. However, this effort seems to yield little results, much like his top-tier salary contract that looks impressive but may not be all it's cracked up to be. In this game, he only played for 9 minutes, shooting 5 times and making 2 baskets. The statistics aren't terrible, but considering his high salary, expectations for him are naturally higher than for ordinary substitute players. Zhou Qi performed well on the court, scoring 18 points with 8 out of 12 shots. Fan Ziming watched from the sidelines, probably feeling quite bitter, as he used to be the main center for the team. The most amusing part was when he scored a goal during garbage time and celebrated as if he had won the championship, leaving fans unsure whether to laugh or cry. The coaching staff is now in a tough spot. They can't completely give up…

This CBA Round 25 has been quite eventful. The Beijing team caught Liaoning off guard, Guangdong finally managed to defeat Tianjin, their nemesis, and Shandong ended Xinjiang's winning streak, with several players being ejected from the court during the game. The Beijing team's performance in this match was truly eye-catching. Zhang Cairen scored 27 points on his 30th birthday, leading his teammates to a convincing victory over Liaoning. This win marks the first time in 13 years that Beijing has won against Liaoning both home and away. The match was full of twists and turns. Liaoning was thrown off by Beijing's rhythm from the start, creating a tense atmosphere on the court with players from both sides fiercely competing. Zhang Cairen played with great intuition in this game, dominating in shooting, dribbling, and organizing, confusing Liaoning's defense. The other players on the Beijing team also performed well, especially on the defensive end, where they tightly restricted Liaoning's offense, causing Liaoning's head coach to scratch his head in frustration. As the game entered its final minutes, Beijing's advantage became increasingly apparent, with fans on the sidelines standing up to cheer. This victory holds significant meaning for the Beijing team. Guangdong finally managed to vent their anger in this match, having lost four out of five games against Tianjin in the past year. This time, they finally overcame this hurdle. Du Feng's tactics were effective in this game. Although the team once led by 21 points but was caught up, the players stood firm at critical moments, especially in the last few…