On December 28th, Beijing time, the 23rd round of the CBA regular season continued, with Guangdong team challenging Jilin team away. In this game, Jilin's main players such as Jones and Jiang Weize did not play, so the excitement of this game was much less. One of the highlights may be how Les performs in regular time. In the first quarter, Guangdong team started with Jillenwalt scoring 8 points in a row, followed by Xu Jie scoring 4 points to lead 12-2 by 10 points; then Guangdong team's focus on both offense and defense dropped, with many unnecessary turnovers on the offensive end; on the defensive end, they gave Jilin many opportunities to attack the basket, fortunately, Jillenwalt scored 18 points in the first quarter with hot shooting, and Guangdong team led 25-22 by 3 points at the end of the first quarter. In the second quarter, Guangdong started full-court leading defense and double-teaming the ball handler, causing Jilin to make consecutive mistakes, and Guangdong made consecutive defensive counterattacks to open up the point difference to double digits; after Jilin narrowed the point difference slightly, Guangdong immediately launched a wave of 16-2 to open up the point difference to 21 points. In the final stage, Bazley first made consecutive blocks, followed by a dunk, and the first half ended with Guangdong leading 63-39 by 24 points. At the beginning of the third quarter, Xu Jie, Du Runwang, Huang Rongqi, Morland, and Bazley all scored, and Guangdong team again launched a wave of 16-4 in half a quarter to lead 79-43…

Why Not Punish Guangdong Hongyuan? Fans Question CBA: Is It Really That Hard to Keep Things Fair? During the match between Guangdong Hongyuan and Zhejiang, which was held at Guangdong's home court and reached the fourth quarter with 10 minutes and 25 seconds remaining, fans at the scene were suspected of being dissatisfied with the referee's decision to penalize Huang Rongqi for a foul. They threw objects onto the court, although no one was hit. Referee Duan Zhu still called a timeout to the game and personally picked up the debris before the match could resume. Such behavior that disrupts the order of the game is typically met with punishment based on past experiences, and the CBA is known to act quickly in making such decisions since they are easy to identify. Usually, if a similar incident occurs in the evening, a penalty notice will be issued by around 6 pm the next day. This season has seen multiple teams receive penalties, but Guangdong Hongyuan stands as an exception. Not only did the fans not receive a penalty notice from the CBA by the evening of the following day, but even by the third evening, no penalty had been announced. Consequently, angry fans have flocked to the CBA's official Weibo account to question why Guangdong Hongyuan was not punished according to regulations. It is understandable that fans have opinions. Why is it that when the same incident occurs at other teams' home courts, a 50,000 yuan fine is easily imposed within minutes? Yet, why does the CBA turn a blind…