In the 29th round of the CBA event, Beijing Shougang faced off against Zhejiang Chouzhou in an intense match, ultimately losing with a score of 92-106. In this game, Beijing Shougang's offensive performance was disappointing, experiencing what could be described as a "collapse" in their attack. Throughout the game, they only managed to make 5 out of 28 three-point attempts, resulting in a low shooting percentage. On the other hand, Zhejiang Chouzhou's three-point shooting, while not outstanding, was still better than Beijing Shougang's with a record of 9 out of 31. In the first quarter, Beijing Shougang found themselves in a passive position, trailing Zhejiang Chouzhou with a score of 23-32. In this quarter, Beijing Shougang's three-point shooting was particularly poor, with no successful shots out of 3 attempts. In contrast, Zhejiang Chouzhou made 2 out of 6 three-point attempts, showing relatively better form. Additionally, Beijing Shougang had 6 turnovers, while Zhejiang Chouzhou only had 1. In terms of steals, Beijing Shougang had none, whereas Zhejiang Chouzhou achieved 2, indicating that Beijing Shougang's performance on both offense and defense was inferior in the first quarter. The second quarter saw a slight change in momentum, with Beijing Shougang making a small surge and leading the quarter with a score of 27-23. In this quarter, Beijing Shougang's shooting improved, making 2 out of 10 three-point attempts and 9 out of 17 two-point attempts. Zhejiang Chouzhou's three-point shooting in this quarter was 3 out of 11, and their two-point shooting was 4 out of 10, which was slightly less efficient than Beijing Shougang's…

On the night of January 11th, not only did Fan Ziming lose face, but also the entire Beijing men's basketball team! Netizens hotly debated and pointed out incisively and vividly: Fan Ziming, who is currently on top salary, seems to be working hard in every game, but then performs poorly. He goes back to post on social media after winning against weak opponents, but when he loses or performs badly, it's as if he doesn't even exist. Under the basket, it's either a mismatch or an open basket, but none of them go in, and he even gets blocked twice by the guard. His performance is really too abstract. Players like Fan Ziming, Zhou Qi, and Wang Zhelin are not good enough; they lack fundamentals. Especially Zhou Qi, who plays one game and rests for three. Beijing BAW should practice shooting more tonight because they missed many shots. There is no main shooter, and in the fourth quarter, foreign player No. 5 kept making mistakes while dribbling, wasting time! Fan Ziming has been practicing for so many years in vain. When he gets the ball under the basket, he doesn't look at the hoop first; instead, he looks for the guard first. I'm really convinced. With his physique and height, he should have an advantage under the basket, but on Fan Ziming, it's all disadvantages. Fan Ziming is completely inconsistent with the development of modern basketball. He is soft on offense under the basket, poor at defensive rim protection, unable to create space, and unable to act as a center…

At the beginning of the season, there were grand declarations of championship aspirations, but after only half of the CBA season, the team currently stands at ninth place in the league. During the offseason, significant investments were made in recruitment, with top salaries securing Zhou Qi and Chen Yingjun. Expectations were high before the season began, but now there seems to be no excitement. Fans have long criticized the foreign player issues, and it's unclear if anyone has noticed that in recent years, foreign players at Shougang have not performed well. It is believed that the so-called team basketball severely limits the team's potential. Foreign players are not performing well, and domestic player problems are also significant. Among the three top-salary players, only Chen Yingjun is considered a good value for money. Zhou Qi has been playing intermittently due to injuries, and the performance of Fan Ziming in the frontcourt is even more disappointing. In the match against Zhejiang, Fan Ziming started and played for 25 minutes, making only 2 out of 13 shots and scoring 7 points with 6 rebounds. As an interior player, a shooting percentage of 2 out of 13 is clearly unsatisfactory. In the first quarter of the game, after Fang Shuo drew the defense and passed the ball, Fan Ziming broke through but failed to score on an open basket. This situation occurred twice more in the second half, leading many fans to comment: "Fan Ziming could compile a highlight reel of missed layups in a single season." Fan Ziming's interior skills are very rough,…

Beijing Shougang has faced a challenging two-week period, welcoming three consecutive away games against Zhejiang's top teams: Zhejiang Guangsha, Ningbo, and Zhejiang Chouzhou. Among these, Ningbo is the league's bottom team, while the other two are at the top of the league, with Zhejiang Guangsha firmly holding the top spot. As expected, Beijing Shougang only managed to narrowly defeat Ningbo in their three matches, suffering crushing defeats in the other two. Against Zhejiang Guangsha, they once led by 16 points but collapsed in the final quarter, allowing Guangsha to level the score within just 2-3 minutes. From that point on, Beijing Shougang had no chance of recovery, experiencing a 17-point comeback by Zhejiang Guangsha even with Zhou Qi on the court. Arriving at Zhejiang Chouzhou, many might have thought Beijing had a chance, especially with injuries to key Zhejiang players like Yu Jiaho and Wu Qian. It was anticipated that Beijing Shougang, with Zhou Qi, could easily overcome Zhejiang Chouzhou. However, Zhou Qi unexpectedly announced a high fever before the game, ruling him out. Since joining Beijing, Zhou Qi has spent an estimated four-fifths of his time dealing with illnesses, from back injuries to influenza, and after just two games, he was again struck down with a high fever. Zhou Qi's absence eliminated Beijing's remaining advantage, shattering the hopes of Beijing fans who had clung to the possibility of winning the match. With key players such as Zeng Fanbo, Qiu Tian, and Chen Yingjun unable to participate due to illness, Xu Limin opted to call up young players Wen Song,…

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…

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…

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…

Fan Ziming is a player that's hard to understand; despite being on top salary, he often sits on the bench in a daze during games, yet trains fiercely. However, his performance during matches seems like a different person entirely, causing significant issues for the Beijing team. Recently, Beijing's basketball matches have been disappointing, with Fan Ziming, a top-paid player, not playing a single minute against Liaoning – a rare occurrence for someone earning the highest wage on the team. The game against Zhejiang was even more frustrating; after finally getting a chance to play, Fan Ziming was substituted after only nine minutes. His statistics of 4 points, 5 rebounds, and 3 assists from 5 shots weren't bad, but they were far from matching his high value. Zhou Qi can score 18 points and grab 4 rebounds in just 19 minutes on court, a stark contrast to Fan Ziming's efficiency. Xu Limin initially wanted Fan Ziming to play longer to give Zhou Qi some rest, but the score was quickly caught up by the opponents once Fan Ziming entered the game. During garbage time, Fan Ziming celebrated wildly after scoring a basket, behaving as if he had won the championship. This spectacle left fans unsure whether to laugh or cry, as it was embarrassing for a top-paid player to act this way. This season, Fan Ziming averages only 19 minutes per game, with 7.6 points, 3.9 rebounds, and 1.5 assists. His shooting accuracy of 56.3% isn't bad, but these stats don't justify his top salary contract. If an average player on…

In the previous focus match between Beijing and Liaoning, Fan Ziming became the only player among the team's 12 players who did not play. However, in this game against the undermanned Zhejiang men's basketball team without Yu Jiahao, even though Beijing won by 22 points, Fan Ziming was finally activated to play, but he did not repay Xu Limin with actual actions, but turned into an "undercover" again. In this game, Zhou Qi started for 19 minutes, shooting 8 of 12 for 18 points and 4 rebounds, while Fan Ziming, in his 9 minutes of playing time off the bench, shot 2 of 5 for 4 points, 5 rebounds, and 3 assists. Originally, Xu Limin hoped that Fan Ziming could come off the bench to give Zhou Qi some breathing room, but after being replaced, Zhejiang took advantage of the situation to narrow the score, forcing Zhou Qi to return to the court again. When Beijing once led by more than 20 points, Fan Ziming scored a goal under the basket with no one defending him, cheered with a fist pump, and looked fierce, which made many Beijing fans "laugh and cry." As the team's top-paid player, it is indeed pitiful to have to cheer for scoring a goal in garbage time. After Zhou Qi's return, Fan Ziming's playing time has indeed been greatly reduced, and if Solomon and Qiu Tian perform well, Fan Ziming may not even get the chance to be activated. In the 22 games played this season, Fan Ziming averaged 19 minutes per game, scoring 7.6…

In a thrilling match during the CBA regular season, Beijing Men's Basketball Team faced off against Shanghai Team. The game was full of ups and downs, with both teams evenly matched and fiercely competitive. Throughout the first three quarters, Shanghai Team maintained an advantage while Beijing Team struggled to find their rhythm, performing poorly. However, in the final quarter, Beijing Team made a remarkable comeback under the leadership of Chen Yingjun, launching a fierce counterattack that temporarily leveled the score. It was during this intense phase of the game that Beijing Team's big man, Fan Ziming, made a shocking mistake. During a fast break, Fan Ziming received a pass from his teammate and jumped to attempt a dunk with no defenders in sight. Just as it seemed he was about to score, the ball unexpectedly bounced off the rim and out. This seemingly guaranteed basket was missed, leaving not only the audience stunned but also the opponents showing disbelief. This mistake dealt a significant blow to Beijing Team's morale. Despite attempts by teammates to comfort Fan Ziming, he was clearly affected and became more hesitant in his subsequent performance. After the game in the locker room, Fan Ziming emotionally broke down, unable to hold back his tears. Beijing Team's head coach, Xu Limin, revealed this situation during an interview, saying, "Fan Ziming is crying very sadly in the locker room right now. As a coach, I don't know what to say. These things are indeed hard to accept, but we must learn to face them." Xu Limin's words sparked heated…