Another defeat, another crushing loss, Guangdong men's basketball team lost to Shanghai men's basketball team away from home, with a gap of 34 points. Adding the first round of 33 points, Guangdong team lost 67 points in two rounds, which is embarrassing. Although Guangdong team's current strength is definitely not as good as Shanghai team's, the process is so ugly that fans are definitely dissatisfied. The game can be lost, but the fighting spirit cannot be lost. What's worse is the conflict between the coach and the players, which is the most fatal. In the first quarter of the game, Jilunwote was distracted in defense, Du Feng replaced him and scolded him. Jilunwote is not a domestic player, he can't stand it, retorted, and made an internationally recognized obscene gesture to Du Feng, which everyone understands. As a result, it will definitely be "revenge" by Du Feng, directly benched, not allowed to play. Rather than let the team lose, the coach's authority cannot be challenged. Undoubtedly, this is a double loss situation. After the game, Du Feng confirmed the contradiction between the two at the press conference. He responded to the reason why Jilunwote was DNP: he had problems (provoking me), so he didn't play in the second half. Du Feng's anger tonight is very big. Not only did he scold Jilunwote, one of the main players, but also Xu Jie, another main player. I don't know what happened to Du Feng today. Without these two people, you would have been fired long ago. You don't even know how to…

Shanghai Men's Basketball Team defeated Guangdong Men's Basketball Team with a score of 115-81, ending Guangdong's nine-game winning streak and achieving a double kill for the season. The two games resulted in a combined victory margin of 77 points, demonstrating a clear dominance. There isn't much to say about this match; Shanghai comprehensively overwhelmed Guangdong, leaving them with no ability to fight back. It was like the script of Chang Wei beating Lai Fu. Guangdong only managed to resist at the beginning with a 9-0 run but collapsed after being overtaken. Shanghai remained calm when trailing and stable when leading, showing the qualities of a champion. Let's listen to what media experts have to say after the game. Cantonese media: "It's a pity that the nine-game winning streak came to an abrupt end, just one win short of reaching double digits. However, there are still obvious shortcomings in the current Guangdong team. They lack a good small foreign aid, limiting their competitiveness. Bazley wasted too many opportunities; his individual play simply doesn't work! It's inexplicable why Jilunwater didn't play, and they ended up losing by a large margin to the strong Shanghai team, which was completely reasonable! Don't worry too much about the data; go home, get a good night's sleep, and recover as soon as possible." Shanghai media: "The last time Shanghai men's basketball team completed a double kill against Guangdong in both home and away games during a single season regular season was during the championship-winning season of 2001-2002, which was exactly 24 years ago!" Shanxi media: "Shanghai…

The fans of the Tongxi team have recently become the "hot search" on the court, not their team. Imagine that the game has just been played halfway, and the fans began to vent their emotions, smashing water bottles, throwing debris, and even speaking without restraint to the opposing players. This scene is simply like a "classic plot" in a TV series, which makes people shake their heads. In the game against Shanxi, the Tongxi fans committed their old problems again. The referees and players are tired, and what is most speechless is that the scene almost lost control, and both sides almost broke out into conflict. As a result, the league had to punish them twice. However, the problem is that this does not seem to have made these fans remember. However, to put it another way, this game against Guangdong has made the Tongxi team's players perform quite eye-catching. Lin Wei, Leaf, Zhao Baqing and others played passionately, which was completely unlike playing a "life-saving battle". They played quite rhythmically, especially in the third quarter, when they launched a passionate offensive with the Guangdong team. Although they eventually fell behind by 12 points, their performance really had commendable aspects, especially Lin Wei's long-range three-pointer, which was simply stunning the audience. Who would have thought that these players could play such a beautiful game under such great pressure? Looking at the Guangdong team, Xu Jie, Walter, and Bazley's combination is simply a nightmare-level existence. They worked together to score more than 80 points, especially Bazley, whose two dunks directly pressed…

On January 22nd, Beijing time, the CBA "Spring Festival Battle" ushered in a focus match, with Guangdong Hongyuan facing Shanghai men's basketball team. After four quarters of competition, Guangdong suffered a crushing defeat to Shanghai with a score of 81-115, ending their nine-game winning streak. Contrary to external expectations, the game lost its suspense from the first half, as Shanghai's offense was relentless while Guangdong struggled like constipation. Adding to the woes, Du Feng's self-destruction, due to an argument with foreign aid Jilunwote, led to his DNP (Did Not Play), prematurely abandoning the game, resulting in another crushing defeat for Guangdong against Shanghai. It is worth noting that in the previous matchup, Guangdong lost by a whopping 33 points, and with this defeat, Shanghai has won a total of 67 points over two games, leaving Guangdong fans in shock! In terms of data, Xu Jie from Guangdong scored 11 points, 5 rebounds, and 4 assists; Bazley had 18 points, 9 rebounds, and 4 assists; Morand contributed 5 points, 10 rebounds, and 3 assists; Zhang Wenyi scored 8 points with 6 assists; and Zhang Haojia had 6 points and 5 rebounds. On the Shanghai side, Li Hongquan scored 21 points, Li Tianrong had 17 points, Lofton contributed 15 points, 11 rebounds, and 8 assists; Liu Zheng scored 15 points; and Wang Zhelin had 14 points and 11 rebounds. Guangdong started the game very smoothly, scoring a 9-0 run against Shanghai. However, this turned out to be the only time Guangdong led in the first half. Shanghai quickly responded with an 11-2…

In the CBA regular season, a strong matchup between Guangdong and Shanghai men's basketball teams took place. In their first encounter, Guangdong suffered a crushing 33-point defeat at home. For this rematch on the road, despite being in good form with a nine-game winning streak, the challenge of victory was significant. They needed to contain Lofton and open up their perimeter shooting to stand a chance, otherwise, revenge would be out of reach. Shanghai, who had previously experienced a two-game losing streak, found their rhythm with Lofton's return. They fielded their full starting lineup, determined to defend their home court and achieve a double kill over the eleven-time champions. Guangdong's starting lineup: Xu Jie, Huang Rongqi, Du Runwang, Jilunwate, Morand; Shanghai's starting lineup: Wang Zhelin, Liu Zheng, Li Hongquan, Bradso, Lofton. Guangdong seized the first attack, with Xu Jie scoring an easy basket. Lofton missed a fadeaway shot, but Xu Jie grabbed the rebound for a second-chance score. Bradso's forced shot also missed, followed by Huang Rongqi missing an opportunity. Lofton threw the ball out of bounds, and Morand broke through for a layup. Xu Jie stole from Wang Zhelin and assisted Du Runwang for a three-pointer, forcing Shanghai to call a timeout with Guangdong leading 9-0. Wang Zhelin dunked and then clashed with Morand, adding tension to the game. Returning to the game, Huang Rongqi made a turnover, while Liu Zheng nailed a three-pointer. Huang Rongqi missed a driving layup, and Lofton's transition three-pointer also fell short. Morand struggled to score, but Li Hongquan responded with a fastbreak three-pointer.…

Hot! Guangdong Coach-Du Feng Clashes with Jilunwote, Directly Benched, Foreign Aid Mocks with Thumbs Up Beijing time on January 22nd, hot, Du Feng passionately clashed with Jilunwote, directly benching him harshly and pressing him onto the bench. In Guangdong, no one can defy the authority of the coach.‌ Guangdong men's basketball team suffered a humiliating defeat against Shanghai, which could be said to have been completely dominated by the opponent throughout the game, with no ability to fight back. At most, they were behind by 30 points. Trailing by 30 points in three quarters, this is the most humiliating big defeat for Guangdong this season. So why did such a result occur?‌ The reason is very simple, because Jilunwote talked back to Du Feng and mocked him with a thumbs up, and was immediately benched just because he talked back. In the Guangdong team, no one can defy the head coach's authority. There was an argument between the two sides in the first quarter, which can be seen clearly. When Jilunwote came off the court, he had some words with Du Feng, seemingly dissatisfied with his arrangement.‌ Unexpectedly, Du Feng started cursing directly, and then he was very dissatisfied with Du Feng's response. Du Feng rushed at him and sprayed wildly, while Jilunwote said nothing and started spraying with Du Feng, and even gave him a thumbs up (middle finger). However, the situation at that time only stayed on the argument on the court. Next, Du Feng expanded the matter, began to humiliate Jilunwote, and directly did not let him…

On January 22, Beijing time, the CBA regular season saw Shanghai men's basketball team defeat Guangdong men's basketball team to secure a two-game winning streak, ending Guangdong's nine-game winning streak. In the past 20 games, Shanghai has achieved an impressive record of 18 wins and 2 losses, quickly recovering from a brief two-game losing streak to win two consecutive victories. Shanghai led by 18 points in the first half, extended the lead to over 30 points in the third quarter, and entered garbage time early in the fourth quarter. In this game, in order to deal with the high-spirited Guangdong, Shanghai men's basketball team finally returned Lofton to the starting lineup, as it was crucial to seize the opening. Playing against a historically strong team like Guangdong requires suppression from the start. In the first quarter, Lofton lived up to expectations, scoring 7 points, 3 assists, and 2 rebounds on 4-of-2 shooting and 1-of-2 from three-point range. Li Hongquan became a trump card with three three-pointers in the first quarter, scoring 9 points, and Shanghai led by as many as 8 points. In the second quarter, Li Hongquan hit another three-pointer, Xu Jie missed a three-pointer but Liu Zheng responded with a fast-break basket to extend the lead to 14 points, forcing Du Feng to call a timeout. Ren Junfei's knee collided with Xue Bu, causing him to fall to the ground, fortunately without serious injury. Bei Zili hit a three-pointer, Zhang Wenyi scored a mid-range shot, and Liu Zheng responded with another three-pointer, forcing Du Feng to call another…

Translation of the content: Guangdong Men's Basketball Team: The Underestimated Championship Contender The CBA regular season is like a long marathon, and before we know it, we're almost at the finish line. We've gone through 33 rounds already, and at this point, we can get a pretty good idea of each team's strength, goals, form, competitive landscape in the league, and how much fighting power they'll have when they reach the playoffs. Let's take a look at the CBA standings, and you'll find something interesting: one team has been seriously underestimated by everyone, and that's the Guangdong men's basketball team. How do I say this? If you just glance at it, it's easy to be fooled into thinking that the Guangdong team isn't as strong as it used to be. But if you analyze it carefully, you'll find that they are quietly becoming a strong contender for the championship this season, with the qualifications to directly charge towards the top four, and even challenge the championship. I'm not exaggerating here; we have four solid reasons. Firstly, Guangdong's ranking results are quite impressive. Look at it: Guangdong now has a record of 21 wins and 11 losses, just two wins short of second place Shandong. With this record, and only 13 rounds left in the regular season, they absolutely have the potential to compete for a top-four spot in the regular season. I think this is the most direct reflection, just like an exam score that has reached the excellent line; all they need to do is put in a little…

On January 21st, Beijing time, the CBA "Spring Festival Battle" reached a climax as Guangdong Hongyuan prepared to face the dark horse of the league, Shanghai Males, in an away game on Wednesday. Guangdong, who had recently won nine consecutive victories and were in excellent form, aimed to complete their revenge. However, Shanghai was no pushover; they had only lost three games throughout the second stage and had previously defeated Guangdong by a significant margin of 33 points. Facing Guangdong, Shanghai undoubtedly held a psychological advantage. It is worth noting that CCTV would not broadcast this highly anticipated match but instead chose to nationally broadcast another game between Shanxi and Nanjing. Undoubtedly, for Guangdong to win this game, they must restrict Shanghai's shooters. Given Guangdong's defensive capabilities, it is unrealistic to completely shut down Lofton; instead, they should focus on reducing the effectiveness of shooters like Li Hongquan and Li Tianrong. Lofton's influence on the game is akin to Jokic in the CBA, and Guangdong must cut off the connection between Lofton and Shanghai's shooters. They are willing to let Lofton take them on single-handedly rather than allow Shanghai's three-point shooters to become active. Of course, on top of solid defense, Guangdong's own shooters must also be resolute in shooting three-pointers and making them. To win against Shanghai, they cannot solely rely on defense; they must score more points than their opponents! Furthermore, for Guangdong to secure victory, the key lies in adequately preparing for the defensive strategies that Xu Jie will face. At present, Guangdong relies solely on Xu…

The 33rd round of the second stage of the 2024-25 CBA regular season continued with a focus on the fierce competition between the strong Guangdong men's basketball team and the dark horse Tongxi team. Ultimately, Guangdong won 112-94 against Tongxi with outstanding performances from Xu Jie, Jeron Walters, Bazley, Zhang Wenyi, and others. It is worth noting that after this victory, Guangdong has won nine consecutive victories and climbed to fifth place in the standings. Despite the absence of star player Hu Mingxuan, Guangdong was able to display such a dominant force, with Zhang Wenyi's performance at the No. 2 position becoming the highlight. As the main guard of the Chinese men's basketball team and the CBA All-Star vote king, Xu Jie continued to deliver phenomenal statistics in this game. Jeron Walters and Morand continued to play the role of top foreign aid in the league, and Bazley's integration with Guangdong is gradually improving. Zhang Wenyi's ability to carry the No. 2 position without Hu Mingxuan is the key to Du Feng's winning streak. Unlike Zhang Haojia, Xu Xin, and others who still have significant advantages and disadvantages at the No. 3 and No. 5 positions, Zhang Wenyi has basically established his own characteristics at the No. 2 position. Although Zhang Wenyi's defensive capabilities are still a focus for other teams, his compatibility with Xu Jie, Jeron Walters, Morand, Bazley, and others is even better than Hu Mingxuan. In fact, although Guangdong currently only has Xu Jie with the ability to thread the needle in the backcourt, the three foreign…