The 25th round of the CBA regular season has concluded, with only nine games played due to the postponement of the match between Shanghai and Shanxi. This round featured intense matchups, including the focus game between Beijing and Liaoning, as well as a strong confrontation between Xinjiang and Shandong. Ultimately, Beijing and Shandong emerged victorious against their respective opponents. Additionally, Zhejiang's unexpected loss to Shenzhen added to the excitement of the round. Let's take a look at the specific matchups and results of this round. After this round of games, there have been significant changes in the CBA rankings. Among the top four teams, Guangsha maintained its lead in the standings with a big win over Guangzhou. Shanxi, which rested for this game, remains second in the standings. Both Zhejiang and Xinjiang lost their games in this round, resulting in a drop in their rankings. Notably, Xinjiang's undefeated home record was broken, causing them to fall from third to sixth place. On the other hand, Shandong's recent strong performance propelled them into the top four, securing the third spot, while Zhejiang holds fourth place. Despite losing to Beijing in this round, Liaoning managed to hold their ground with a makeshift lineup that managed to compete for three quarters. Looking ahead, Liaoning's roster will receive reinforcements, with the arrival of big foreign aid Patton. Standing at 2.11 meters tall, Patton's addition not only addresses Liaoning's interior shortcomings but also provides Yang Ming with more options in his lineup strategies. With Zhao Jiwei's recovery progressing well, Liaoning's situation is expected to improve.…

Two Major Upsets in CBA! Guangdong's Rival Loses to the Last-Place Team, Shenzhen Overturns Zhejiang Away? A team that has lost 15 consecutive games in the season, can it be considered an upset if they win against the second-to-last team? A strong team ranked third in the league is knocked down by an opponent ranked third from the bottom, is this not a major upset? On New Year's Eve, the CBA court witnessed successive upsets - Zhejiang lost to Shenzhen, and Fujian defeated Jiangsu. What exactly happened that night? Was it an unexpected outbreak of the weak teams, or a collective collapse of the strong teams' defenses? Fans are discussing animatedly, and some even lament, "In this day and age, even stability has become a luxury on the CBA court." The biggest topic of this round of matches was undoubtedly Shenzhen's away upset victory over Zhejiang. Shenzhen ranks 18th in the standings, almost at the bottom, while Zhejiang is a powerhouse ranked third in the league. Before the game, almost no one favored Shenzhen. However, the result was unexpected, as Shenzhen won the game with a 4-point advantage, which can be described as a good show of "snake biting the elephant" reversal. At the beginning of the game, Zhejiang's performance was still acceptable, leading slightly in the first quarter. But from the second quarter onwards, Shenzhen took full control of the game - they showed extraordinary energy on both offense and defense, especially taking advantage of Zhejiang's imbalanced attack and defense to launch multiple smooth counterattacks. This is actually closely…

According to the team reporter Guan Xin, Guangdong Men's Basketball Team will no longer give Les the opportunity to play due to his professional attitude. Les will automatically leave the team after the one-month contract expires. It is said that the signing of Les itself was quite strange. After about 10 days of trial training, it was only announced in a covert manner. It was originally thought that Les could share about 10 minutes of playing time with Xu Jie, but it turned out that until he was abandoned, Les' total playing time did not exceed 5 minutes, and he didn't even break a sweat. This may also be the main reason for Les' emotional outburst. After traveling a long distance to find foreign aid, no matter how much the salary is, they should at least be given around a quarter of playing time to determine if they are suitable for playing in the CBA through actual combat. It is quite rare for a foreign aid like Les to only play for more than two minutes per game and then be deemed unsuitable. If the trial training could reveal the true quality, then why sign them? Is a monthly salary of $10,000 not money? It is reported that Guangdong Men's Basketball Team has quoted a price for the 1.97-meter forward Bart. Bart is a scoring machine from NBL Guangxi Weizhuang. Zhu Fangyu's move has been highly recognized by fans. Regardless of whether Bart can produce a chemical reaction with the team, finding such an independent and capable foreign aid is…

The second stage of the 2024-25 CBA regular season continues, with news about Chinese men's basketball power forward Cui Yongxi's imminent return to China heating up. According to informed sources, Chinese player Cui Yongxi, who was cut by the NBA Eastern Conference powerhouse Brooklyn Nets, is recovering well during his rehabilitation phase and has gradually started to get off crutches. It is reported that Cui Yongxi plans to return to the country later this month. This means that many CBA league teams, including the Guangdong team, will have the opportunity to contact Cui Yongxi in the near future. This is undoubtedly the best opportunity for Zhu Fangyu and Du Feng, who want to strengthen their front line. As we all know, Cui Yongxi previously signed a two-year two-way contract with the Nets, but suffered a serious ligament tear injury while playing for the Long Island Nets this season, after which he was cut by the Nets. Undoubtedly, Cui Yongxi still has the chance to make an impact in the NBA when he is 100% healthy. However, after suffering such a serious injury, Cui Yongxi is no longer favored by the outside world to continue playing in the NBA. Therefore, returning to the CBA league may be a better choice for Cui Yongxi in the future. Since the dark horse Guangzhou men's basketball team has sold many key players including Chen Yingjun, Zhu Mingzhen, Jia Mingru, Guo Kai, and Li Yanzhe, and signed new recruits Guo Ailun, Ding Yanhang, and others to join forces with Jiao Boqiao to form a new…

On January 1st, the CBA witnessed a crucial victory for the Guangdong team, who triumphed over Tianjin with a score of 110-103. This match was both nail-biting and exhilarating to watch. Not only did this victory keep Guangdong's hopes alive for advancing to the playoffs, but it also brought them a record of 14 wins and 11 losses, temporarily placing them at the 9th position. As for Tianjin, they suffered their fourth consecutive loss, with a performance that was nothing short of abysmal. Although they managed to close in on the lead during the game, they were ultimately unable to turn the tide. Guangdong's Jilun Walters was truly formidable, scoring 41 points, grabbing 12 rebounds, and dishing out 5 assists. Such a display left little room for comment; he was undoubtedly the absolute core on the court. Everyone knows that Walters is a powerhouse, but his performance today was akin to giving the opposition a lesson. Xu Jie, the young player, also gave it his all, playing for 46 minutes and contributing 16 points, 4 rebounds, and 12 assists. Assists are almost the lifeline of Guangdong, and one can only imagine how many passes are required for 12 assists. Today, he orchestrated the team's offense with precision. Moldoveanu, the big man, also made significant contributions from the inside with 10 points and 14 rebounds, demonstrating remarkable steadiness. He not only maintained consistent output on both ends of the court but also made key contributions when it mattered most. Ren Junfei scored 16 points and grabbed 7 rebounds, unleashing fierce firepower…

In the match where Guangdong defeated Jilin, Huang Rongqi played for 28 minutes, scoring 20 points with 6 rebounds and 5 assists, along with 2 steals, showing an impressive efficiency of 8 out of 12 shots made. With no small foreign aid available for Guangdong and Hu Mingxuan injured, the guard line relied heavily on Xu Jie and Huang Rongqi. So far this season, Huang Rongqi has been averaging 21 minutes per game, contributing 6.6 points, 1.9 rebounds, and 2.2 assists, with a shooting accuracy of 46% and a three-point shooting rate of 37.3%. Coach Du Feng now highly appreciates Huang Rongqi, having praised his bulldog spirit during training sessions, believing that every player should learn from Huang Rongqi's relentless pursuit of every ball! Despite carrying an injury, Huang Rongqi insisted on playing through it, even volunteering to play saying he was fine, which deeply moved Du Feng. Huang Rongqi's career began with Sichuan, followed by stints at Jiangsu and Xinjiang, but he was let go after just two seasons at each club. This summer, Huang Rongqi found himself without a team, until Guangdong Hongyuan offered him a trial opportunity. Now, Huang Rongqi has become a key player for Guangdong. It is reported that Huang Rongqi joined Guangdong on a minimum wage contract, earning only 300,000 yuan annually. Throughout his career, Huang Rongqi hasn't earned much money; last season in Xinjiang, he was fined a significant amount by the CBA officials. Known for his strong defense and competitive spirit, Huang Rongqi struggled offensively and had a temperamental issue. Last season…

Guangdong Men's Basketball Team has been performing quite differently this season, causing fans to shake their heads in disbelief. The team that had consistently made it to the top four for 11 consecutive seasons is now struggling at ninth place, a situation that leaves veteran fans doubting their own eyes. Jilunwater's recent form is exhausting to watch, with an average playing time nearing 40 minutes per game. This grueling schedule is particularly demanding for an interior player, leaving Du Feng with limited options as Xu Xin and Zhang Mingchi have been virtually invisible, receiving no playing time. This lack of rotation has made the interior play extremely challenging. Morland's performance has been inconsistent, capable of scoring 20 points one game and failing to reach double digits in another. This unpredictability has made Guangdong's offense passive, especially when facing a strong interior team like Shandong, which adds to the concern. Shandong's interior duo of Chris and Tao Hanlin is arguably the strongest in the CBA. Chris' dominance under the basket is unmatched, and Tao Hanlin's improvement is evident. This formidable partnership puts immense pressure on Guangdong's interior defense. Du Feng's choices are currently quite limited. He must either continue to push Jilunwater to his physical limits or reactivate Xu Xin and Zhang Mingchi, but their previous underwhelming performances do not inspire much confidence. If the interior issues are not resolved, it will be a pipe dream for Guangdong to progress far in the playoffs. After all, in basketball, the interior is the foundation, a fact that has never changed. Xu Jie's…

Guangdong's Fourth Foreign Aid Returns to Dongguan, Du Feng Relies on Him Tonight Against Tianjin, Xu Jie Injured and Needs Rest The season story of Guangdong Evergrande is never short of ups and downs and highlights. However, after a long journey and a brief period of adjustment, they are about to face new challenges. The team will play against Tianjin Men's Basketball tonight, and at this time, the news about the team's fourth foreign aid and the current injury status of core guard Xu Jie have aroused more expectations and attention from the outside world for the game. Recently, rumors about the departure of Guangdong Evergrande's fourth foreign aid, Les, were completely dispelled. Last night's video from the Evergrande base showed that Les returned to Dongguan with the team and was the first to get off the bus. This scene clarified the unfounded speculation from the outside world. Les' return to the team is undoubtedly good news for Guangdong Evergrande. In a situation where the guard line is in dire straits, his ability is expected to inject new vitality into the team and alleviate the current rotation pressure. Guangdong Evergrande is currently in a critical stage of the season, and head coach Du Feng also has to face the reality of difficulties. In the last round against Liaoning's "Guangdong-Liaoning Battle," fans saw the tenacity of the Guangdong team, but it also exposed the team's shortcomings - excessive dependence on Xu Jie in the guard line, which has become the biggest concern. As the ball-handling core of the Guangdong team, Xu…

Patton has been officially announced to join the Liaoning team for more than 72 hours, but he is still unable to represent the Liaoning team in CBA games. Despite previously following the Liaoning team to Beijing and also going to the next away game against Jilin, he faces the dilemma of having no ball to play. This is because he has not yet been registered on the CBA official website. Simply put, Liaoning's materials are not yet complete, which once again highlights the amateurish nature of Liaoning's management, especially in terms of foreign player operations over the past two seasons. Many fans spread rumors that the CBA company was on holiday on January 1st, preventing Liaoning from signing foreign players. However, the holiday on January 1st has already ended, and the CBA company is working as usual today. Why hasn't foreign player Patton been able to register yet? Therefore, the problem does not lie with the CBA company. As for why the procedures are incomplete, there are many minor channels of information. But this is no longer important. What matters is that Patton cannot play for Liaoning now, and when he can take the field depends on when the Liaoning management can complete his subsequent procedures. It is the first time this season that a team like Liaoning has officially announced a new foreign player but has not been able to deliver the procedures to the CBA company within 72 hours. The amateurish nature of Liaoning's management is reflected in this aspect. This kind of amateurish operation is not only…

On January 1st, Beijing time, it was quite a lively day! Let's talk about the Guangdong team, which really put in a lot of effort to overcome the Tianjin team. With this victory, the Guangdong team still sits firmly in 9th place in the league with a record of 14 wins and 11 losses, while the poor Tianjin team suffered a four-game losing streak. Looking at Liaoning, they were defeated by Beijing, ending their hard-won four-game winning streak, but they are still ranked 5th, while Beijing remains in 7th place. Guangdong overcame Tianjin, with Jilunwote scoring an impressive 41 points and 12 rebounds. In the first quarter, Jilunwote of the Guangdong team really shone as he took the lead. After receiving Xu Jie's pass, he made a cool step-back move that left his opponents dizzy before calmly sinking a mid-range shot. Then, facing the defenders, he confidently launched a three-pointer from beyond the arc, which went straight into the net. Under his leadership, Guangdong quickly widened the gap with Tianjin to double digits. When the whistle blew to end the first quarter, Guangdong led Tianjin 33-21. Jilunwote's performance in the first quarter was amazing, with 9 shots and 7 hits, scoring 15 points and grabbing 3 rebounds, while Xu Jie also contributed 7 points and 5 assists. In the second quarter, Guangdong continued their momentum, maintaining their lead. Ren Junfei received a pass from his teammate and skillfully scored a layup with his left hand, instantly widening the gap to over 20 points. Tianjin was not willing to give up…