Guangdong Team Announces Good News After 6 Consecutive Wins, Updates on Hu Mingxuan's Injury, Locks in Top 8, Du Feng Finally Waits Guangdong team has successfully won six consecutive victories after a thrilling one-point victory over Beijing Beikong, securing the longest winning streak of the season. This match not only made fans' hearts race but also subtly changed the rankings on the leaderboard. With unexpected losses from Xinjiang and Liaoning, Guangdong team's ranking quickly climbed to seventh place. More excitingly, Hu Mingxuan's recovery from injury is progressing smoothly, and he is expected to return in the third stage. At the same time, Guangdong team's schedule arrangement appears particularly advantageous, with only the match against Shanghai team being slightly tricky, while the rest of the matches are likely to be easily overcome. The adjustment period also provides valuable recovery time for the main players. All signs indicate that Guangdong team is making full preparations for a longer winning streak and higher rankings. Guangdong team's victory can be described as "thrilling." In the last minute of the game, fans' emotions were like riding a roller coaster, rising and falling. Ultimately, Guangdong team won by a narrow margin of one point, which was not only a technical victory but also a psychological one. Such a victory injected endless confidence and motivation into the team. The changes on the leaderboard are like a war without gunpowder. The unexpected defeats of Xinjiang and Liaoning gave Guangdong team the opportunity to catch up. The rise in ranking is not just a change in numbers but also…

In the 30th round of the CBA regular season, a strong confrontation took place as the Guangdong team continued to play at home and艰难地战胜了Beijing Beikong, securing a six-game winning streak while also handing their opponents a double-kill in the regular season. After achieving a six-game winning streak, Guangdong's ranking finally rose to the top eight in the standings, securing a playoff spot with just one step away. During the match against Beijing Beikong, both sides fought until the last possession to determine the winner, with Xu Xin's near-buzzer beater becoming the hero for Guangdong's victory. However, before Xu Xin made the decisive shot, the CBA referees repeatedly stole the spotlight, almost ruining Guangdong's chances. At that time, the score was tied at 97, and Beijing Beikong had two free throw opportunities. Shen Zijie missed the first free throw, and after the second attempt, Beikong player Zhang Fan, standing beyond the three-point line, entered the three-point area before the ball even touched the rim. According to CBA rules, this should have been a violation, and the ball possession should have been returned to Guangdong. However, the referee made another mistake. Not only did the referee fail to penalize Beikong's player for entering early, but they also directly called a defensive foul on Guangdong, awarding Beikong two more free throws. Eventually, Zhang Fan made one of the two free throws, leaving Guangdong with an opportunity for a buzzer-beating comeback. Fortunately, Xu Xin seized the rare opportunity and ultimately scored the near-buzzer beater, slapping back at the CBA's poor refereeing. For the CBA…

On December 12th, the CBA league will witness a heavyweight battle as the 11-time champion Guangdong team faces off against the prestigious Beijing BAIC team at home. This match is expected to be as intense as a collision between Mars and Earth. In the first leg of the game, both the Chinese captain Hu Mingxuan and the current top player of the Chinese men's basketball team, Zhou Qi, were absent, resulting in Guangdong narrowly losing to Beijing. Fans should not miss this game as they will get to see Zhou Qi face his former team and Hu Mingxuan will also be on the court fighting for victory. There are three thrilling highlights not to be missed in this match. Who is stronger between China's strongest guard Hu Mingxuan and Taiwan's strongest guard Chen Yingjun? When it comes to the hottest guards in the CBA league today, none other than the captain of the Chinese men's basketball team and the leader of the Guangdong team, Hu Mingxuan, holds that title. Hu Mingxuan has made remarkable progress this season, leading the Chinese men's basketball team to a crushing victory over Guam and Mongolia. In the game, he soared like a shooting star, demonstrating a ferocity comparable to Zhao Zilong of Changshan, with his breakthroughs and mid-to-long-range shooting abilities reaching new heights, achieving an ultra-high level of precision. Who is Chen Yingjun? Chen Yingjun is one of the best guards in the CBA, capable of attacking, defending, and organizing, and is the absolute core of the Beijing team. The matchup between Hu Mingxuan…

CBA Shocking Trade! Zhou Qi's Beijing Journey, Guangdong Team Laughing Secretly? The Truth Behind the Trade On January 11th, Beijing time, Beijing Shougang lost 92-106 to Zhejiang Guangsha as an away team, falling to ninth in the league rankings. At the beginning of the season, Beijing team built a luxurious lineup, but now it has fallen to this point, which undoubtedly disappointed many fans. The reasons for poor performance are complex and not achieved overnight. 1. Coaching Mistakes: Coach Xu Limin's on-site command has been criticized, with chaotic substitution strategies and improper use of personnel at critical moments. The introduction of three foreign aid is also puzzling, lacking the ability to save the situation at critical moments. The lack of tactical system makes the team more like a scattered sand, fighting separately, and difficult to form a synergy. It's like a carefully planned war, but it's commanded by an inexperienced commander, and the result can be imagined. 2. Poor Performance of Frontcourt Players: The luxurious frontcourt combination introduced by Beijing team - Zhou Qi, Fan Ziming, and Qiu Tian, has disappointed this season. They lack toughness and cannot stand out at critical moments, especially Zhou Qi, which is even more surprising. These three players are like three rusty sharp swords, losing their past sharpness and difficult to play a role in fierce competitions. 3. Zhou Qi's Injuries and Form: During the offseason, Guangdong Hongyuan reached a trade with Beijing Shougang, and Zhou Qi joined Beijing team. Guangdong team received considerable cash compensation, but at that time, many fans expressed concern,…

On January 12th, the CBA regular season continued with a total of 4 matches, each with its own highlights. Among them, Guangdong narrowly defeated Beikong with Xu Xin's buzzer-beater; Shanghai easily won against Jiangsu to secure their 16th consecutive victory; Liaoning suffered a reversal at the hands of Qingdao; Xinjiang was defeated by Tongxi, with Qi Lin being ejected again due to emotional issues. Let's take a look at the detailed situation in combination with the latest standings: Ranking 1-8: Guangsha continues to lead the pack, with Qingdao narrowly defeating Liaoning 103-100, equalizing their record and ranking second for the first time. Liaoning suddenly lost power in the last 4 minutes, allowing Qingdao to win the game with a 10-0 run. Wang Ruize and Yang Hanshen each scored 22 points, while Weatherspoon had 25 points, 8 rebounds, and 11 assists. On Liaoning's side, only two players scored in double figures, with Fredette scoring an empty 41 points. Xinjiang lost 106-113 to Tongxi, suffering their second consecutive defeat. Qi Lin was ejected again due to emotional issues. Lin Wei scored 23 points, 5 rebounds, and 6 assists, Harris had 25 points, and Guo Haowen had 24 points. Six players from Xinjiang scored in double figures, with Lawson and Peterson each scoring 19 points. Guangdong narrowly defeated Beikong 99-98 to secure their sixth consecutive victory. During the match, Guangdong once had a double-digit lead, but before the end of the game, Tres continuously scored to close the gap. Zhang Fan's free throws even completed the lead change. Fortunately, Xu Xin became the…

It's not easy to win a game, is it? Both CBA giants Guangdong and Liaoning fought until the last second to determine the outcome, with Guangdong barely beating Beikong by defending Zhang Fan's final attack. Liaoning wasn't as lucky as Guangdong; their last attack was a three-pointer from the outside by Lao Han Tui, missing the chance to tie the game, and ultimately losing by a margin of 3 points. Fortunately, they still managed to maintain their top three position in the standings. The competition in this game was fierce. The undermanned Qingdao team, determined to win, played at home and adopted a short rotation. Liaoning, with a large number of players, also fought hard. However, Liaoning didn't start as smoothly as Qingdao, digging themselves into an early hole, losing by 16 points in the first quarter and trailing by as many as 19 points. Fortunately, from the second quarter onwards, Liaoning's entire team stepped up, not only filling the gap but also overtaking the score, leading by double digits at one point. However, Liaoning failed to maintain their advantage, collapsing in the final quarter and eventually losing the game by a margin of 3 points, which was quite regrettable. After the game, head coach Yang Ming took full responsibility for the loss, claiming that the defeat was entirely the coach's fault. However, looking at the performance of the players, there was one person who was the culprit for the loss. Yes, this person is Yan Shouqi, who performed poorly but was heavily relied upon by Yang Ming. In the…

Recently, the performance of the Guangdong team has been closely watched, especially the dynamics of young player Peng Shijun, which has sparked discussions among many fans. This season, the Guangdong team's record is not particularly outstanding, ranking ninth in the standings, causing many fans to worry about the team's future. Speaking of this, Peng Shijun, as a rising star from Guangdong's youth training, should have been an important member of the team, but his career seems to have taken some detours. Peng Shijun's talent was once promising. As a forward standing at 207 centimeters tall, he shone brightly when he was young and in the youth team. At that time, Peng Shijun was like a ticking "time bomb," and his performance almost allowed everyone to see his potential for the future. Even so, the Guangdong team promoted him to the first team last year, hoping to give him more opportunities. However, as the saying goes, "man proposes, God disposes," at the start of this season, Peng Shijun hardly played at all, leaving fans shaking their heads at the situation. Some netizens analyzed that Peng Shijun's difficulties may not be simply due to injuries or other external factors, but more likely due to his attitude on the court. There are even rumors that sometimes he can't even remember the tactical arrangements, which is not a good sign for a player. Added to this, he has made some negative comments in the past, criticizing the team and fans, which has caused many people to develop a strong dislike for him. As a…

The CBA league has made adjustments to the foreign player usage rules this season, which means that there are no longer any strictly defined super-strong teams. Taking the leaderboard as an example, Guangsha Men's Basketball is currently at the top, but they only have 2 more wins than Shanxi Men's Basketball behind them, making their lead position unstable. Additionally, from fourth-placed Zhejiang Men's Basketball to eighth-placed Shougang Men's Basketball, the number of wins is consistent at 18. Guangdong is currently in ninth place with 15 wins. This means that Guangdong needs 3 more wins to enter the top 8; if they want to challenge for the top 4, they are 4 wins short. Among the top 8 teams, both Xinjiang Men's Basketball and Zhejiang Team have encountered injury waves, and it will not be easy for them to maintain their top 4 positions, especially for Zhejiang Men's Basketball. This team places great emphasis on team play, and the foreign players they have are all capable of seamlessly cooperating with the domestic core players. When Yu Jiahao, Wu Qian, and Cheng Shaipeng were unable to play, the foreign players found it difficult to ensure continued victories for Zhejiang Men's Basketball with their aggressive playing style. The team has now suffered three consecutive losses, even losing to the relatively weaker Jiangsu team, which undoubtedly dealt a heavy blow to the morale of Zhejiang Men's Basketball. Xinjiang Men's Basketball's situation is relatively better. It should be noted that four of the team's ace players were unable to participate in the game, but fortunately,…

The latest CBA standings have been released, with Qingdao defeating Liaoning twice to climb to second place, while Shanxi falls to fourth and Guangdong rises to seventh. In the 30th round of the CBA regular season, teams such as Guangdong, Liaoning, and Xinjiang took the lead in playing four games. Liaoning, who once led by 13 points, was reversed by Qingdao and ultimately lost away from home. With this thrilling victory, Qingdao successfully defeated Liaoning twice and rose to second in the standings. The defending champion Liaoning continues to rank third, while Guangdong, after a narrow home win against Beikong, not only narrowly escaped but also successfully climbed to seventh in the standings, just one win behind Qingdao in second place. Currently, on the CBA standings, Guangsha's position is relatively stable, with a record of 25 wins and 4 losses, ranking first. Qingdao's thrilling victory over Liaoning in this round made them the seventh team this season to reach 20 wins, with a record of 20 wins and 10 losses, rising to second place. This can be considered another dark horse of the CBA this season. They are also the second team after Beijing to defeat the defending champion Liaoning twice. Although Liaoning lost, they still ranked third. Shanxi dropped from second to fourth in the standings. Xinjiang, although also upset in this round, losing to Tongxi, their ranking is still good, with a record of 20 wins and 9 losses, temporarily ranking fifth. Sixth place belongs to Shandong, whose record is the same as Xinjiang's, also 20 wins and…

It's a bit heart-wrenching to say, but Guangdong Men's Basketball's performance this season is really a bit disheartening - once a top-tier powerhouse that made opponents tremble at the mere mention of their name, why are they now struggling so visibly on the court? The joy of a five-game winning streak has just begun to ripple out, but problems are emerging one after another like a pot lid that can't be covered: Hu Mingxuan has returned from a long absence, yet it seems like he's taking a gamble with a "hasty game"; foreign aid Bazley can't put out the fire, becoming a "chicken rib" that doesn't even bubble; Du Feng's tactical arrangements are gradually becoming confusing. This team, which once stood at the pinnacle of the league, is now caught in a tug-of-war between "competing for the championship" and "maintaining the top eight", how far away are they from revival? Speaking of Guangdong Men's Basketball's hopes, Hu Mingxuan is an indispensable name. Looking back to last season, he was still that all-around main controller who was invincible, not only the team's "pillar of stability" but also the thigh that fans felt they could rely on. In several key games, he led the team out of adversity with precise organization and decisive offense, it can be said that if he's not a hero, who is? But who would have thought that such a Hu Mingxuan would fall due to a shoulder injury, and now his hasty return leaves his state of recovery a mystery - this may be Guangdong Men's Basketball's…