In the CBA arena, referees' decisions often become a hot topic among fans. Recently, the match between Xinjiang and Tongxi teams has once again brought this issue to the forefront. During the second quarter of the game, Xinjiang player Qi Lin was penalized by the referee for a controversial foul during a defensive play, which triggered an emotional outburst from him. Qi Lin angrily threw a punch, followed by a technical foul and his immediate return to the locker room, shocking the fans and spectators present. More dramatically, his brief message "39" posted on social media in the locker room sparked speculation among many fans, who believed that the number referred to the referee of the game, Yang Hongfeng. The refereeing issues behind the game are evident. As a focal point referee in the CBA this season, Yang Hongfeng's decisions have been repeatedly questioned. His lack of control in crucial moments has caused dissatisfaction among players, coaches, and even fans. The role of the referee is not only as the "judge" of the game but also crucial to its fairness and entertainment value. Frequent controversial decisions not only harm the interests of players and teams but also affect the overall image and credibility of the CBA league. It is clear that the CBA league management must take this issue seriously and take effective measures to improve it. Against this backdrop, the Xinjiang team decided to appeal to the league, requesting a retrial of Qi Lin's controversial penalty. If it is ultimately confirmed that there was indeed a misjudgment, Qi Lin's…

Translation of the article content into English: In the world of basketball, the relationship between players and teams is like a delicate web where one move affects the whole. The story between Zhao Rui and Guangdong Men's Basketball Team is just like that. Even though he has been away for two years, the controversies surrounding them have never ceased. Once upon a time, Guangdong Men's Basketball Team and Shanghai Men's Basketball Team engaged in discussions about trading Zhao Rui. That was the season before Zhao Rui was sent to Xinjiang, and the negotiations at the trading table were filled with undercurrents. Guangdong Men's Basketball Team, considering their own interests, offered a high price, which ultimately became the key factor that prevented the trade from being concluded. As a result, both parties chose to continue their cooperation, allowing Zhao Rui to renew his contract and stay with Guangdong Men's Basketball Team. However, the gears of fate began to turn in the subsequent season. This time, Guangdong Men's Basketball Team reached a deal with Xinjiang Men's Basketball Team, sending Zhao Rui to Xinjiang while acquiring the signing rights for Zhou Qi. Zhao Rui's various actions after leaving, as well as some of his responses, are undoubtedly like pebbles thrown into a calm lake, creating ripples. When the fans of Guangdong Men's Basketball Team called out in anticipation for him to return soon, Zhao Rui bluntly replied, "Once I leave, I won't come back." Such a resolute response is like a cold sword, severing the last thread of warmth in the hearts of…

In recent CBA regular season matches, the confrontation between Xinjiang and Tongxi teams has sparked heated discussions about refereeing decisions. During the second quarter of a game, Xinjiang player Qi Lin was furious after being penalized for a foul during defense, even expressing his dissatisfaction with a punch, which led to his disqualification due to accumulated technical fouls. More shockingly, after returning to the locker room, Qi Lin posted a brief Weibo message on social media, consisting only of the number "39." This number quickly sparked speculation among fans, who generally believed it to be an accusation against referee No. 39, Yang Hongfeng. Yang Hongfeng's refereeing in this match has been controversial, with his officiating skills drawing widespread discussion from fans and the media. Qi Lin's technical foul was undoubtedly a turning point in the game, putting Xinjiang under greater pressure in subsequent matches. While the anger of players during games is understandable, maintaining calm and rationality is essential in professional sports. Qi Lin's overreaction not only resulted in his own punishment but also caused unnecessary trouble for Xinjiang. As the incident escalated, Xinjiang's management decided to appeal to the league for a review of the disputed call. If ultimately ruled as a mistaken judgment, Qi Lin's technical foul would be rescinded, which concerns not only his personal reputation but also the team's standing and image in the league. Referees' decisions play a crucial role in games, especially key moments that can directly affect the outcome. Therefore, the CBA management must attach great importance to this incident and seriously consider…

On January 14th, Beijing time, the second stage of the CBA league regular season continued. In the just concluded 30th round, Guangdong team narrowly defeated Beikong men's basketball at home, achieving a six-game winning streak and rising to seventh place in the standings. Now, the Guangdong team, which has seen the hope of the top four in the playoffs and the championship, has also been exposed to decide to increase investment and offer a foreign aid, Daron Russell, who averages 16.4 points and 4.7 assists in the Turkish Super League. However, many fans still believe that what Guangdong team needs most is a swingman like Marshan and Weems, who are nearly 2 meters tall, especially after the incompatibility between Walters and Xu Jie last season. From beginning to end, the most suitable swingman foreign aid for Guangdong team is last season's first foreign aid in the CBA league, Blackney. However, Blackney's plan to join Shanghai team this season suddenly changed, and this top foreign aid, who could hit an average of 30.5 points, 7.1 rebounds and 4.3 assists last season, was also favored by many CBA league teams. Of course, Zhu Fangyu and Du Feng must have realized that Blackney is very suitable for Guangdong team, but the limited foreign aid introduction budget of the team can hardly win Blackney. Recently, Blackney liked Xu Jie's triple-double on social media, which helped Guangdong team defeat Beikong team. Without a doubt, Blackney still pays attention to the CBA league and Guangdong men's basketball at this stage, which is a very good opportunity…

On January 13th, Beijing time, the CBA played another 6 games. The focus of the battle was the Zhejiang derby, with Guangsha defeating Zhejiang 102:98 to win their sixth consecutive victory; Jilin defeated Shenzhen 115:112 in a thrilling finish; Shougang beat Fujian 105:89; Shandong defeated Guangzhou 121:89; Tianjin won away against Sichuan 109:104; Shanxi defeated Ningbo 134:119 in a big victory. After this round, there have been significant changes in the latest CBA standings: Latest Standings Looking at the standings, we see that Shanghai has the longest winning streak with 16 consecutive victories, propelling them to 11th place; in the next round, Shanghai will face Liaoning, which will be an interesting match! Guangsha has a seven-game winning streak and is ranked first in the league with a record of 26 wins and 4 losses, showing remarkable stability; Guangdong also has a six-game winning streak and has climbed to seventh place in the standings. It can be seen that Shanghai, Guangsha, and Guangdong are currently the teams with the most momentum in the CBA. Looking at the rankings, the top 8 in the CBA basically follows a 1+8 select 7 structure. The "1" refers to Guangsha, who not only firmly occupies one of the top 8 spots but is also set to secure a top 4 spot; the "8" refers to the eight teams of Shanxi, Shandong, Liaoning, Xinjiang, Qingdao, Guangdong, Zhejiang, and Beijing, among which one team will be excluded from the top 8. Overall, these eight teams have a high probability of making it into the top 8, but…

Xu Jie's Triple-Double Story: A Valuable Young Player for Guangdong Men's Basketball The 30th round of the CBA regular season between Guangdong and Beikong was incredibly exciting. Guangdong narrowly defeated Beikong 99-98 at home. One player really stood out in this match, and that was Xu Jie. Xu Jie played a full 48 minutes, which is no easy feat. His offensive performance was quite distinctive. He shot 17 times and made 6, including 3 out of 9 three-pointers, scoring a total of 15 points. His scoring efficiency may not seem particularly high, but don't underestimate his contributions. When it comes to rebounds, Xu Jie grabbed 10. For a guard to get so many rebounds is impressive. On the court, rebounds are often contested by taller and stronger players, but Xu Jie, with his initiative and keen judgment, was not inferior in the battle for rebounds. He also dished out 12 assists, indicating his excellent ability to connect the team. His passes were like scalpels, always finding his teammates with precision. Additionally, he completed 3 steals. The most exciting part was when he achieved his first career triple-double. This was a significant milestone for Xu Jie. This triple-double was hard-won, especially in the second half of the game when Xu Jie faced immense defensive pressure. Coach Min Lulei of Beikong clearly targeted Xu Jie as a key defensive focus, arranging players to aggressively press him and frequently using double-team tactics. This made it difficult for Xu Jie to handle the ball, and Beikong players were willing to commit fouls to block…

CBA's Thrilling Night: Three Teams' Fates Reversed, Top Eight Standings Upheaved The CBA on January 12th was incredibly exciting! The four games of the 30th round of the regular season were like a roller coaster ride. Let's start with the Liaoning and Qingdao match. Liaoning is a traditional powerhouse. At the beginning of this game, Qingdao played as if they had been injected with adrenaline, especially in the first quarter, where their fierce offensive power led to a score of 39-23, leaving Liaoning somewhat stunned. Liaoning, known for their slow start, didn't give up and began a furious counterattack in the second and third quarters. They responded with a 27-19 in the second quarter, and in the third quarter, after Ferg's three-pointer at 7 minutes and 55 seconds, Liaoning unleashed a 41-20 scoring spree in 13 minutes, which was too much for Qingdao to handle, and they were overtaken by Liaoning by more than 10 points. At this point, everyone thought Liaoning had the game in the bag, just like in many previous games, victory seemed assured if they maintained their offensive momentum. However, fate can be cruel. In the fourth quarter, while Liaoning was leading by double digits for most of the time, they suddenly found it incredibly difficult to score, as if under a spell. After Ferg made a free throw at 3 minutes and 31 seconds, with Liaoning leading 100-89, the team seemed to lose their spirit, failing to score any points for the remainder of the game. Qingdao, however, seized the opportunity. Wang Ruize consecutively sank…

Playing Full 48 Minutes! Xu Jie Expresses Discontent Post-game! Zhu Fangyu and Du Feng Can't Wait Any Longer! 15 points, 10 rebounds, 12 assists, and 3 steals, achieving a triple-double for the first time in his career! After the game, Xu Jie once again appeared at the press conference. From winning his first weekly MVP to his first monthly MVP, and then securing his first triple-double in this game, Xu Jie has been on a roll during the second stage of the season! Perhaps many fans believe that Xu Jie's performance is already perfect, as he stands less than 1.8 meters tall yet can grab rebounds over Shen Zijie, sink ultra-long buzzer-beating three-pointers from two meters beyond the arc, and play full 48 minutes against an opponent's relentless defense! However, Xu Jie is not satisfied with such a performance! At the post-game press conference, he expressed dissatisfaction with both the team's and his own performance. Speaking about the team, he said that they did not perform well in this game, becoming complacent after taking the lead, which ultimately led to being overtaken by the opponent. As for himself, he admitted that he did not handle the ball well enough, making many mistakes, even giving the opponent direct layup opportunities after some simple errors, all of which need to be reviewed on video! From Xu Jie's remarks, it can be seen that his dissatisfaction with his performance stems more from turnovers. Indeed, he had as many as 7 turnovers in this game, but is this really just his problem? Obviously not,…

Translation of the article content into English: The CBA season is halfway through, and most teams have finalized their roster additions. Some teams may still make adjustments, but the overall landscape has been set. The CBA rankings best reflect the state of each team. Prior to this, Liaoning was narrowly defeated by Qingdao on free throws, and Xinjiang suffered an upset loss to Tongxi, with the rankings now updated. Let's take a look together. The most stable team remains Guangsha Men's Basketball, topping the charts with 25 wins and 4 losses. As long as they maintain their current pace, securing the regular-season championship seems assured. However, Guangsha's biggest issue is the injury risk; key players Hu Jinqiu and Sun Minghui have nearly become "glass men" in recent years. Guangsha has a great chance to compete for the 2025 championship and fill the regret of having no titles in their history. We hope the lineup can stay intact for the playoffs. Qingdao ranks second, Liaoning third, and Shanxi fourth. Qingdao and Shanxi are considered dark horses; it was unexpected how strong these two teams would be at the start of the season. However, they lack the ability to contend for the championship. In the playoffs, their weaknesses will be exposed, especially Shanxi Men's Basketball, which is unstable on both offense and defense. Their fast-paced style naturally unsettles opponents but also leads to high turnovers and an inability to secure rebounds. Liaoning is still a championship contender. Zhang Zhenlin is actually the most crucial part of the defending champion's frontcourt; his impact,…

Translation of the article content into English: In the fiercely competitive arena of the CBA, teams are striving for honor and victory. However, this season's performance by the Beijing team has been quite surprising, with their former glory seemingly vanishing overnight. All of this is closely related to the name Zhou Qi. Back in the day, the Beijing team was a top presence in the CBA, but now they have slipped all the way down to ninth place in the league, which is truly unexpected! The reasons for this situation include the confusing tactical arrangements by head coach Xu Limin and the underperforming foreign players in crucial moments. But what breaks the fans' hearts the most is that Zhou Qi's joining did not bring about any change. Zhou Qi, once a strong inside player, has now become the problem for the Beijing team. His on-court performance has become increasingly unstable, often missing games due to injuries, like a fragile person who breaks upon contact. Fans watch his weak defense and lack of fighting spirit with great concern. During the offseason, when the Guangdong team traded Zhou Qi to the Beijing team because they could not meet his contract requirements, the entire CBA was shocked. Guangdong received a large sum of cash, seemingly making a profitable deal. As for the Beijing team, they spent a fortune to get Zhou Qi - cash, top-tier contracts, Beijing hukou (residential registration), high signing fees... All of this seems like a big bet by the Beijing team to regain their momentum. However, this big bet…