The performance of the Beijing men's basketball team this season does not live up to the big-name signings during the offseason. Despite having several national team players, their win rate after 28 rounds is only 67.9%. If Beijing wants to get back on track, upgrading the roster is urgent. But how should they adjust and upgrade? Plan One for Roster Upgrade: Cut Two Foreign Players Beijing has three foreign players: guard Jerman, center Solomon, and forward Omore. Here are their respective characteristics. Jerman, as a guard, is not good at mid-range shooting and layups. His scoring methods are mostly dunks and three-pointers, but his dunks lack rhythm changes and rely solely on speed, while his three-pointers are hit or miss. Under the foreign player policy of 4 quarters and 7 rotations, Jerman's characteristics do not match this version. Solomon is a blue-collar type of center, a volleyball-type player, with average static talent and single offensive methods. However, he has good dynamic talent, outstanding rebounding and putback abilities, and a positive attitude, which makes him both tasteless and a pity to discard. Omore is seriously incompatible with the CBA. He is a player who is not good at confrontation, which is not just about having the ball but also without the ball. For example, if a tactic requires getting rid of the defender, the defender may use some small moves that the referee doesn't call, making it impossible for Omore to shake off the defender, and he may lose confidence as the game goes on... Considering that Jerman does not match…