Translation of the article content into English: In the 29th round of the competition, Xinjiang Iliet engaged in a fierce battle with Fujian, the team at the bottom of the league rankings, ultimately losing to Fujian with a score of 104-113. In the first half of the game, Xinjiang Iliet performed brilliantly, successfully leading Fujian by 6 points. In the first quarter's three-point shooting, Xinjiang was in excellent form, hitting 6 out of 11 attempts; in the second quarter, they maintained a high hit rate, making 7 out of 10 attempts. On the other hand, Fujian made only 4 out of 13 attempts in the first quarter and 4 out of 7 in the second quarter, with a significantly lower hit rate compared to Xinjiang. Individually, Qi Lin showed outstanding competitive form in the first quarter, making 2 out of 3 three-point shots and scoring 11 points. Yi Lifu also performed impressively in the second quarter, making 4 out of 5 three-point shots and easily scoring 15 points. However, in the third quarter, the situation changed, and Xinjiang fell into a passive position, scoring only 22 points while Fujian scored 33. Xinjiang made 2 out of 9 three-point attempts, while Fujian made 5 out of 11. In this quarter, Qi Lin made 1 out of 3 three-point shots for only 2 points, and Yi Lifu made 1 out of 2 for 3 points. By the fourth quarter, Xinjiang still couldn't turn the situation around, trailing Fujian with a score of 19-23. In this quarter, Xinjiang's three-point hit rate was embarrassing,…

On January 13th, Beijing time, CBA referees held a meeting for nothing, directly calling technical fouls when they shouldn't, and it's very amateurish to have three technical fouls in a game. The CBA referees recently just held a meeting, and the league officials also specially gave some norms to the referees, asking them to unify the refereeing standards because the referees have been criticized more and more recently. However, it seems that this meeting was really held for nothing. Why do I say that? Because in the game between Beijing and Fujian, the referees suddenly inexplicably blew three technical fouls, blowing three T's in just the first half. What's even funnier is that the refereeing standards are also a bit confusing. We don't know what the normal refereeing standards are for this league now? Technical fouls are actually very rare in a game, and blowing three fouls can only happen if there is a large-scale conflict. However, the two sides didn't have any conflicts or fights, and there were no shoving actions, but they were blown three technical fouls, and the reasons for the fouls were very funny. How did the first technical foul happen? At that time, in the first quarter, Joseph Young singled out Beijing and completed a layup. After the ball went in, he made a too small gesture, which is very common in the NBA. It's pressing down with the right hand, indicating that the defender is too small. He faced Beijing's foreign aid, Jerman, who is taller and stronger than him, and scored the goal,…

Translation of the article content into English: Here's a ranking of the head coaches for the 20 teams in the CBA. I must declare that the author's ranking criteria are somewhat unique, and I hope readers will read through it patiently, as there is no intention to malign anyone. Fourth tier, with a total of 3 people selected, including Beijing men's basketball coach Xu Limin, Beikong men's basketball coach Min Lulei, and Shenzhen men's basketball coach Zhou Peng. Ranking criteria: The team did not achieve the expected results under their leadership. Beijing men's basketball team has a luxurious lineup, with Zhou Qi + Zeng Fanbo + Chen Yingjun as the domestic Big Three, and Fan Ziming + Lei Meng + Zhang Cairen as qualified rotation players. However, under the leadership of coach Xu Limin, the team's win rate after 28 rounds is only 67.9%. Beikong men's basketball team is also similar, with a luxurious lineup of Salinge + Liao Saning + Shen Zijie + Zhang Fan + Zou Yuchen, and a deep bench. However, Min Lulei could only lead the team to the edge of the playoffs. Coach Zhou Peng is too inexperienced, and his on-site tactics and lineup arrangements cannot match up to the veteran coaches in the league. Third tier, with a total of 7 people selected, including Jiangsu men's basketball coach Yi Li, Guangzhou men's basketball coach Mitchell, Ningbo men's basketball coach Cameron, Sichuan Han Shuo, Tianjin Zhang Qingpeng, Jilin Zhong Cheng, and Liaoning men's basketball coach Yang Ming. Ranking criteria: Coaching achievements match the true strength…

In this match, Xinjiang team, as usual, only registered 11 players to participate, which has become a common situation in recent game arrangements. The reason for this is that Xinjiang team is really facing the dilemma of the absence of main players. The main players of the team are either plagued by injuries or facing suspension penalties, and there are indeed great challenges in terms of personnel. Looking at the opponent Fujian team, this team has long been at the bottom of the league and is relatively weak in strength. Moreover, Xinjiang team's home court has always been known as the "devil home court" of the league, which makes many opponents wary. Based on such a background, it is unlikely that anyone would associate the word "upset" with this game before it started. However, the progress of the game was quite unexpected. At the beginning of the whole game, Fujian team quickly took the initiative as a guest and made an impressive 12-3 run, instantly taking the lead in the score. Fortunately, Lawson and Qi Lin of Xinjiang team stood out in time, relying on their excellent individual ability to continuously score points, successfully stopping the decline of the team, so that Xinjiang team only lagged behind by 3 points at the end of the first quarter, and entered the second quarter relatively smoothly. After entering the second quarter, the game situation remained close and changeable. First, Peterson of Xinjiang team showed excellent touch outside the line and successfully hit key shots. Then, Yili Fula also did not show weakness,…

Zhejiang Guangsha Barry Brown Jr.: Guard, 1.91m. Nathan Knight: 4/5 position, 2.08m. Joshua Carlton: Center, 2.08m. Boban Marjanovic: Center, 2.24m. James Nunnally: Forward, 2.01m. Information: Multiple media sources reported that Guangsha will sign Nunnally. This would give Guangsha five foreign players, necessitating a decision to cut one. Shanxi Fenjiu Brandon Goodwin: Guard, 1.85m. Hamidou Diallo: 2/3 position, 1.98m. Ibrahima Faye: Center, 2.08m. Harry Giles: 4/5 position, 2.08m. Information: Shanxi has signed as many as eight foreign players this season. Sved was removed from the roster due to incompatibility and has transitioned to behind-the-scenes work. Lemont was deregistered, and Faulkner was cut. Liaoning Bensteel Kyle Fogg: Guard, 1.91m. Dezmine Wells: Guard, 1.96m. James Webb III: Forward, 2.06m. Justin Patton: Center, 2.10m. Information: After half a season of adjustments, Liaoning has finally settled on their foreign player lineup. There are still reports that Liaoning is looking for a big man, but if Patton continues to perform well, they may not need to look further unless a particularly strong new big man becomes available. Shandong Expressway Marquese Chriss: Forward, 2.06m. Jamal Gayle: Forward, 1.96m. Dallas Moore: Guard, 1.85m. Khalifa Koumaje: Center, 2.21m. Information: Shandong has performed well this season, with four stable foreign players. There is no current information about additional foreign players. Zhejiang Chouzhou Gabe York: Guard, 1.91m. Kobe Simmons: 2/3 position, 1.96m. Paris Bass: Forward, 2.07m. Damian Jones: Center, 2.13m. Information: Bass recently took leave for personal reasons but has since returned. Chouzhou cut Kobe Simmons but later re-signed him. Nanjing Tongxi TJ Leaf: Center, 2.11m. Jordan Floyd: Guard, 1.88m. Jalen…

After a pivotal match, Shanxi Team narrowly overcame Fujian Team, which should have been a scene of jubilation. However, a detail sparked a storm of public opinion. Zhang Ning, a core player who has performed outstandingly this season, fell to the ground during the game. However, none of his teammates came forward to help him up; it was the team staff who eventually did so. This scene raises questions: what exactly is going on within this team? Is it an unintentional oversight, or has a long-buried conflict finally come to light? Zhang Ning is undoubtedly one of the most eye-catching new stars in the CBA this season. With his remarkable performances, he propelled Shanxi Team to become one of the most watched dark horses in the league. This season, Zhang Ning's average points and efficiency have significantly increased. He not only took on more tactical roles but also spurred the team's rhythm through relentless defense. It can be said that he is one of the most important pieces in the team's rise. However, in the match against Fujian Team, the moment of "no one to help" seemed to reveal another truth about this team: the team atmosphere is quietly disintegrating. Although Zhang Ning scored 17 points and led the team to a successful comeback with his incredible offense, this isolated detail still caused concern. It is not just a temporary oversight by his teammates but seems like a silent signal - perhaps the team is facing potential crises in aspects such as mutual trust and chemical reactions. Perhaps, this loose…

In the match between Liaoning and Jilin men's basketball teams, Liaoning's performance was disappointing, especially at halftime when the score difference widened to an astonishing 39 points. This scene truly made Liaoning fans feel like their hearts were being cut by a knife, as if a storm had blown away all their hopes and confidence. The team not only made frequent mistakes in the offensive end but also had defensive loopholes that foreign aid could not make up for. Yang Ming's face was ashen, his emotions agitated and helpless, clearly seeing how difficult it would be to turn the game around. Speaking of this game, what was most annoying was Zhao Jiwei's absence. Zhao Jiwei has always been the core of the team, and his ability to organize and attack from the outside should have been Liaoning's trump card in such a critical moment. Unfortunately, he did not play this time, and Liaoning's outside attack fell into trouble, appearing aimless. Especially the performance of the big foreign aid did not support the team's defense and offense, and Liaoning's inside line was basically nonexistent. Although Liaoning fought back hard in the second half, the gap was too large, and they ultimately failed to stage a comeback. The away defeat put Liaoning men's basketball team in a considerable predicament. For the upcoming schedule, Liaoning's situation is not optimistic. In addition to facing strong opponents like Beijing Shougang, they will also meet old rivals Guangdong Hongyuan later. If Liaoning does not introduce a suitable big foreign aid now, it will be difficult for…

113-104, Fujian men's basketball team pulled off a surprise victory against Xinjiang men's basketball team, securing a crucial win. In this highly anticipated match, both teams were locked in a tight battle, with Fujian relying on a strong third quarter to turn the tide. Zeng Lingxuan and Joseph Young scored consecutively to overtake their opponents, and in the final quarter, Xinjiang's attempts to catch up were unsuccessful, allowing Fujian to ultimately claim victory. In this matchup, Luis King contributed 26 points and 13 rebounds, while Joseph Young also scored 34 points with 8 assists, 6 rebounds, and 2 steals. Zeng Lingxuan also managed 15 points, 2 rebounds, and 2 steals. However, what was most gratifying was Zou Yang's performance, as he contributed 13 points, 8 rebounds, 2 assists, and 4 steals, becoming the invisible hero behind Fujian's upset victory. Looking back at the previous draft, it seems that Zou Yang was indeed seriously underestimated. Zou Yang played for 34 minutes in this game, shooting 6 out of 10 from the field, including 1 out of 1 from three-point range, scoring 13 points, 8 rebounds, 2 assists, and 4 steals, with an on-court plus-minus value as high as +21, second only to foreign player Joseph Young. The statistics alone cannot fully capture Zou Yang's value and role on the court. In a game they won by 9 points, Zou Yang's plus-minus was as high as +21. According to data analysis, when Zou Yang is on or off the court, Fujian's net points per hundred possessions differ by 15.7 points, which demonstrates…

CBA Latest Game Report: Xinjiang Upset, Guangdong and Liaoning Win! Seven Teams with Only a 2-Point Difference in Points On January 10th, Beijing time, the 29th round of CBA regular season officially kicked off, with multiple game results shocking. Xinjiang lost unexpectedly to Fujian, while defending champion Liaoning won against Beikong with Fug's outstanding performance. Guangdong continued their winning streak, while Shanxi suffered a big defeat. Let's take a closer look at these exciting games. Xinjiang Loses to Fujian, Upset Defeat In this game, Xinjiang was originally seen as the favorite to win, but they were defeated by Fujian's strong counterattack. In the early stages of the game, Fujian took the lead with Joseph Yang's combination of inside and outside play and Zou Yang's efficient scoring. As the lineup rotated, Fujian's offense declined, while Xinjiang gradually found their offensive rhythm, with Qi Lin's 11 points in a single quarter leading the team, and Peterson and Yili Fula also frequently hitting three-pointers from outside, helping Xinjiang lead 63-57 at halftime. However, as the game progressed, Fujian's counterattack became more intense. Yang's strong performance and the excellent performance of young player Zeng Lingxuan continuously helped Fujian stabilize their lead. On the other hand, despite Xinjiang's attempts to fight back at critical moments, their 20 turnovers prevented them from regaining their form in the game. Ultimately, Fujian upset Xinjiang 113-104, a result that undoubtedly shook up the league standings. Liaoning Struggles to Beat Beikong, Fug Scores 41 Points Liaoning started strongly against Beikong, quickly building a double-digit lead with Zhao Jiwei's outside scoring…

Shanxi Men's Basketball Team has just staged an exciting comeback in the CBA regular season, defeating Fujian Men's Basketball Team at home with a score of 122-117. Despite trailing by 17 points at one point, they ultimately managed to turn the game around through their tenacious counterattack. The turning point of the game occurred in the second half when Shanxi gradually found their rhythm while Fujian struggled offensively after taking the lead. In the end, Shanxi secured victory in this dramatic match thanks to the crucial performances of several key players who pushed Fujian into a desperate situation. At the start of the game, Shanxi seemed somewhat slow to get going. They were initially overwhelmed by Fujian's tough defense. Despite their poor season record, Fujian displayed remarkable resilience in this game, especially in the first quarter's offense. Although their shooting wasn't particularly efficient, they maintained control of the game's pace by frequently drawing fouls. Zou Yang's outstanding performance in the first quarter helped Fujian take the lead, contributing 12 points and ending the quarter with a 30-27 advantage. Fujian's defense was also commendable, causing significant trouble for Shanxi. In the second quarter, Shanxi's offense began to find its footing. Fey's strong inside attacks stabilized the team's position, while Yuan Shuai and Jia Mingru's consecutive three-pointers helped Shanxi create some space. However, Fujian did not give up easily. They adjusted their offensive strategy and continued to stay competitive through free throws. Despite Fujian once achieving a double-digit lead, Shanxi gradually regained their rhythm with Goodwin's powerful performance. At halftime, Fujian led…