Hey, basketball fans! Today, we're going to talk about a true underdog who has become an inspiration for many - Chen Yingjun! His journey has been filled with challenges and opportunities. He comes from Taiwan, with a family background as ordinary as it gets. His mother works primarily in agriculture, occasionally taking on odd jobs to supplement the household income; his father is a forest conservation officer, supporting the family with a meager salary. In such a family environment, becoming a professional basketball player seemed like an unattainable dream for Chen. However, fate took a turn due to a seemingly casual move. With parents too busy to spare time for him, they bought Chen a basketball to keep him occupied. Little did they know that this small basketball would become the turning point in Chen's life! He fell in love with the sport and would eagerly play with his friends after school, sweating it out on the court. As time went on, Chen's basketball skills improved significantly, earning him a spot on the school team. By junior high, he was leading the team to championships as a key player. Each medal he won felt like a key unlocking his inner dream of becoming a professional player. To become a pro, more investment was needed. Chen, harboring his dreams, cautiously shared them with his parents. Expecting opposition, he was surprised when they fully supported him, even borrowing money to buy him professional basketball gear. With their support, Chen trained harder, and his skills sharpened. By high school, he had become a…

In the 25th round of the CBA regular season's New Year's Day match, Liaoning visited Beijing, which was quite worrying and angry for many Beijing fans. Despite Beijing's eventual 15-point victory over Liaoning, an unexpected injury and controversial refereeing decision during the game left many Beijing fans with lingering resentment. Many fans scolded Wang Lanqin and criticized the on-duty referees for their inaction. The incident occurred at 4 minutes and 17 seconds remaining in the third quarter when Beijing organized an offensive set. Chen Yingjun attempted a three-pointer just before the shot clock expired but unfortunately stepped on Wang Lanqin's foot, twisting his ankle. The referee immediately blew the whistle to stop the game, but it was not to call a defensive foul on Wang Lanqin. There are two major controversies here: first, did Wang Lanqin intentionally step on Chen Yingjun's foot? Second, why did the main referee Li Chengxin, after reviewing the video replay, neither add a defensive foul to Wang Lanqin nor give a technical foul, nor award the three free throws that Chen Yingjun should have received, but instead only gave Liaoning a minor defensive foul? Referring to media person Fu Zhenghao's statement: even if the whistle was not blown at the first moment, as long as the referee reviewed the video, they could still add a technical foul. A few years ago, in the last moments of the Beijing-Shenzhen game, Liu Xiaoyu was given a technical foul, which led to a reversal in the outcome of the game. Beijing's coaches and players were extremely dissatisfied, causing…

The home game between Xinjiang Flying Tigers and Shandong Heroes saw Qi Lin return after serving a three-game suspension. However, Zhao Rui was ejected from the game for colliding with a referee. According to the rules of the current CBA season, Zhao Rui will be suspended for 3 to 5 games. Given the recent emphasis on maintaining discipline in the league, there is a possibility of harsher penalties. Chen Yingjun has been a crucial addition to Beijing Ducks this season. Unfortunately, during a match against Liaoning Flying Leopards, he stepped on Wang Lanyi's foot, resulting in severe swelling in his foot, as reported by Beijing media. Although there were no fractures, Chen will undergo further ligament checks, which will likely sideline him for the remainder of the second stage. Chris, who leads the league in technical fouls this season, received two technical fouls during the game against Xinjiang, bringing his total to eight. As a result, he will be fined 10,000 yuan. Xinjiang's players seem to have issues controlling their emotions this season. Qi Lin was previously suspended for three games due to a conflict with Goodwin, and Zhao Rui frequently questions referees, often receiving technical fouls. Zhao Rui's collision with the referee was particularly egregious. After scoring a counterattack, he believed the opponent had committed a foul and verbally attacked the referee. He was then ejected from the game for physically confronting the official. Qi Lin had previously performed a similar action and was suspended for two games. With the recent focus on improving game conduct, Zhao Rui is…

In the 25th round of the CBA regular season, Liaoning men's basketball team challenged Beijing men's basketball team away from home. This was the first battle between the two teams in 2025, and Zhou Qi returned to the court. The game was very close, with the scores tightly contested throughout the first three quarters. However, in the final quarter, Zhang Cairen emerged as a key player for Beijing, hitting four consecutive three-pointers, which quickly expanded the lead to 20 points. Beijing ultimately defeated Liaoning, achieving a double victory over their opponents this season. Player performances were as follows: For Liaoning, Fu Ge scored 24 points with 4 rebounds and 2 assists; Wells had 17 points, 5 rebounds, and 5 assists; Wang Lianqin contributed 9 points, 3 rebounds, 3 assists, and 2 steals; Han Dejun added 5 points, 6 rebounds, and 3 assists; Li Xiaoxu had 3 points and 5 rebounds; Fu Hao scored 12 points with 4 rebounds; and Yu Zechen had 9 points. On the Beijing side, Zhang Cairen led with 27 points and 3 rebounds; Zhou Qi had 10 points, 10 rebounds, 2 assists, 4 steals, and 2 blocks; Lei Meng contributed 11 points, 2 assists, and 2 steals; Chen Yingjun scored 13 points with 3 assists before leaving the court due to a serious injury; Omore had 12 points, 2 rebounds, and 2 assists; Solomon added 8 points, 11 rebounds, and 2 steals; Zeng Fanbo contributed 7 points, 4 rebounds, and 5 assists; and Jemian had 7 points, 4 rebounds, and 12 assists. Beijing targeted Liaoning's relatively…

The match between Beijing and Liaoning received high attention as both teams are traditional powerhouses. However, during the game, Chen Yingjun suffered an ankle sprain in the third quarter, which had a significant impact on Beijing. Despite this setback, Beijing managed to stabilize in the final quarter when Liaoning was catching up and ultimately secured the victory, a result that brought relief. The injury process for Chen Yingjun appeared quite severe. While attempting a shot, he stepped on Wang Lanqin's foot. He was even escorted off the court, unable to put any weight on his injured foot, with multiple people supporting him throughout the difficult process. Fortunately, according to the latest updates, Chen Yingjun's condition is not serious. After the game, Xu Limin addressed Chen Yingjun's injury, stating: "His foot is somewhat swollen, and we've taken X-rays, but he needs to rest temporarily." This statement is reassuring, as Chen Yingjun is the team's offensive core, determining the fluidity of Beijing's offense. If Fang Shuo were to be heavily relied upon in the future, there is a possibility that he could disrupt the rhythm, given his previously proven decline. Chen Yingjun's absence has a considerable impact on the entire team. The exact number of days he will rest is still unclear, but I personally estimate it to be around 1-2 weeks, considering it's just a swollen foot. Beijing should make an official announcement later, and we also hope he can recover and return as soon as possible. You should know that Beijing's recent record hasn't been great; they finally managed to…

Everyone knows that professional athletes' performance can be inconsistent, with some stars playing exceptionally well in one game but poorly in the next. It's quite rare to see a player perform poorly for three consecutive games or even an entire season, especially those who have been selected for the national team, as they are generally considered top-tier players in the CBA teams. However, there is a player who has played 11 games this season, and his statistics and on-court performance have been abysmal. What's more surprising is that this player has been selected multiple times for the Chinese men's basketball national team. In the CBA regular season, the match between Beijing and Beikong was incredibly exciting! Beijing eventually won against Beikong with a score of 99:92, thanks to the outstanding performance of their new recruit, Chen Yingjun, in the final quarter. After the game, many praised Chen Yingjun for his excellent performance, but no one noticed the poor showing of another guard, Fang Shuo. Fang only played for 11 minutes in the game but made numerous mistakes on the court, missing shots and frequently committing turnovers, almost ruining the game. This wasn't the first time Fang had underperformed! Fang Shuo, once a member of the Chinese men's basketball team, has been in terrible form this season. In 11 games, he averaged only 3.9 points per game with a shooting percentage of 25%, playing an average of 17.7 minutes per game. Even his relatively strong point, the three-pointer, had a hit rate of less than 27.6%. Incredibly, in the last three…