In a CBA regular season match between Beijing and Qingdao men's basketball teams, Zhou Qi, who had just returned from injury, once again paid the price for his lack of composure. He only played two quarters before being ejected in the third quarter after less than two minutes due to a dispute with the referee, resulting in two technical fouls (Ts). According to CBA tradition, Zhou Qi is likely to face severe penalties from the basketball association this time, at least a fine is inevitable. The CBA has always been strict in punishing conflicts between players and referees. Many fans are also concerned about why Zhou Qi was so angry this time that he risked getting a T by directly arguing with the referee? From the game video, Zhou Qi was mainly dissatisfied with the refereeing standards of referee No. 59. In the 10th minute of the third quarter, Beijing held the ball on offense, and after receiving the ball, Zhou Qi prepared to drive to the basket for a layup. As a result, he collided with Yang Hanshen of Qingdao and fell to the ground. Zhou Qi quickly passed the ball to other teammates. At that time, the referee did not indicate anything. However, Zhou Qi believed that Yang Hanshen might have obstructed him because Yang Hanshen made a foot movement when he started. Zhou Qi therefore communicated and argued with the referee for the first time. The referee thought that Zhou Qi should focus on the game and made a gesture refusing communication to him. Zhou Qi still…

The Phoenix Suns have finally risen again, securing a hard-fought victory over the Detroit Pistons with a score of 125-121, marking their second consecutive win. With a current record of 21 wins and 20 losses, they stand at 10th place in the Western Conference, just one game behind the eighth spot. Recently, the decision to bench star player Bradley Beal has been seen as a sign of surrender from the Suns. Placing a player with a $50 million annual salary in a sixth-man role is an admission of the folly of trading Chris Paul for Beal, especially when both players have similar playing styles. It's clear that many fans were skeptical when Beal joined the Suns, and it seems the team's management may not be as astute as the fans. This season, the Suns find themselves in a desperate situation, with a luxury tax of a staggering 188millionandtotalexpendituresexceeding188 million and total expenditures exceeding 188millionandtotalexpendituresexceeding400 million. If they can only make it to the play-in tournament, this would be unacceptable for the team's owner. Moreover, the Suns have no way out; their path has been cut off by the Houston Rockets, who hold most of their future draft picks. This is why the odds of Booker's next team being the Rockets are so high, as the Suns must regain their draft picks from the Rockets if they wish to rebuild. Now, the Suns have only one option left: to continue gambling, and they cannot stop. However, the Suns have made some wise moves, such as signing Jones at a low price…

In the recently concluded match, Qingdao Men's Basketball Team defeated Beijing Shougang Men's Basketball Team at home. The most notable event in this game was undoubtedly the ejection of top center Zhou Qi due to consecutive technical fouls. It seems that the CBA court has been quite lively recently, with incidents involving Zhao Rui and Qi Lin, and now Zhou Qi has joined the list. This season has been particularly chaotic for Zhou Qi, who, after signing a four-year top salary contract with Beijing Men's Basketball Team, has only played 11 out of 31 games due to various reasons such as injuries and illnesses. Everyone was looking forward to Zhou Qi's return to lead the team to victory, but instead, he openly insulted the referee on the court. Due to a conflict with the referee resulting in two consecutive technical fouls, he was directly ejected from the game. It is unclear why his temper is so explosive; he lost control of his emotions and became extremely angry, as if the whole world were against him. It was hoped that Zhao Rui's actions would serve as a lesson to others, but some players simply cannot control their emotions. Zhou Qi's incident not only affected the course of the game but also sparked intense discussions online. Based on past experiences in the CBA, it is likely that Zhou Qi will face severe penalties from the basketball association. Currently, the standards of refereeing and player emotional management in the CBA league are hot topics of discussion. In last night's game, Chen Yingjun and…

Considering that the current season is not yet over, in order to ensure the timeliness and accuracy of the data, when comparing Jalen Green with Kobe and Jordan in their fourth year as rookies, Green's data will be based on the first 40 games played up to the current date. Scoring Ability Average Points Per Game: Jordan: Averaged 35 points per game in the 1987-88 season. Kobe: Averaged 28.5 points per game in the 2000-01 season. Green: Averaged 21.5 points per game in the first 40 games of the 2024-25 season. Scoring Efficiency: Jordan: Had a shooting percentage of 53.3% and an effective field goal percentage of 53.7% in the 1987-88 season. Kobe: Had a shooting percentage of 46.4% and an effective field goal percentage of around 49.7% in the 2000-01 season. Jalen Green: Had a shooting percentage of 43.4%, a three-point percentage of 35.7%, and a lower effective field goal percentage in the 2024-25 season. Scoring Methods: Jordan: Extremely accurate mid-range jump shots, proficient back-to-basket single play skills, sharp breakthroughs and strong finishing ability, fast breaks were also one of his important scoring methods, comprehensive and efficient offensive methods, and his one-on-one ability in critical moments was historically top-level. Kobe: Already had excellent mid-range jump shots and back-to-basket single play skills, while also possessing certain breakthrough and three-point shooting abilities, good at creating scoring opportunities under high-intensity defense, and dared to shoot and had a high shooting percentage in critical moments. Green: The main scoring method is breakthroughs and fast breaks, with insufficient stability in mid-range shooting and three-point…

According to well-known media personality, Bi Pao Gang Bei Zhu, the 1.80-meter Turkish Super League guard Russell rejected the contract offer from Zhu Fangyu, and both sides failed to agree on salary terms, which means that Guangdong Men's Basketball's fourth foreign aid has fallen through. Coach Du Feng will be forced to use only the existing three foreign players to finish the second stage. Although Guangdong Men's Basketball is currently on an eight-game winning streak, this is partly due to the strength of their opponents not being particularly strong, and secondly, Xu Jie's wrist injury has not been resolved. Therefore, fans originally hoped that the fourth foreign aid would arrive in time, allowing Xu Jie to get more rest while also accelerating the team's overall integration in preparation for the tough battles in the third stage. The reason why Guangdong Men's Basketball finds it so difficult to introduce small foreign aid is that Zhu Fangyu's recruitment vision has been questioned by fans. He has continuously "opened blind boxes" to reveal abstract players like Barton, Arms, and Les. The team's recruitment funds are limited, and they cannot concentrate all their resources to sign an excellent small foreign player. Instead, they are constantly wasting money. Zhu Fangyu's operations have indeed caused Guangdong fans to be greatly disappointed. Moreover, the recruitment budget that Hongyuan Group can provide Zhu Fangyu each season is fixed before the start of the season. With Morland and Bazley occupying a large amount of salary space, there is not much left for the fourth foreign aid, which is also…

This game between the Nuggets and the Clippers was a mixed bag of emotions. The score difference of 98 to 120 is glaring, like stepping on dog poop by accident, making one feel uncomfortable. Especially when you think about the Clippers' comeback against the Nuggets in last season's playoffs and compare it to their current state, it's hard to swallow. James Harden, once a scoring champion, now has 15 points, 5 rebounds, and 6 assists, which looks decent, but it feels like something is missing. It's like the fish-flavored shredded pork my wife makes; the taste is there, but it lacks the authentic wok flavor of a Sichuan restaurant. Harden's signature moves, such as his aggressive drives and iconic step-back three-pointers, have become more restrained over time. Time waits for no man, and perhaps we must accept the reality of heroes growing old. However, we can't blame the loss solely on Harden. The entire Clippers team seems disorganized, lacking in tactics and cohesion. On the other hand, the Nuggets' passing, led by Jokic, is ghostly precise, almost like they can hit any target. Looking at the Clippers' defense, it's full of holes, like a sieve. Watching this game made me shake my head in frustration, feeling my blood pressure rise. When I was young, I enjoyed watching team basketball where everyone actively moved and cooperated, creating a beautiful spectacle. But the current Clippers, well, they're becoming hard to watch. As for Powell, scoring 16 points is commendable, but he still seems out of sync with the team. It's like my…

On January 15th, Beijing time, the Atlanta Hawks faced off against the Phoenix Suns, with the Suns ultimately falling short in a 117-122 defeat. Suns forward Kevin Durant was in excellent form, his shooting hot as he repeatedly made mid-range shots, helping the team overcome a 12-point deficit to take the lead. However, in the final quarter, the Hawks capitalized on their superior offensive play to defeat the Suns. In this game, Durant's performance was comprehensive, scoring 31 points, 9 rebounds, 6 assists, 2 steals, and 2 blocks, and also setting a new historical record, becoming the seventh player in NBA history to achieve this feat in 78 years. During the first half of the game, Durant's shooting was extremely hot. For example, when facing this year's number one draft pick, Lissa Xie, in the low post, he easily scored a 2+1 highlight goal. By halftime, Durant had already accumulated an impressive 13 points, 4 rebounds, 2 assists, and 2 blocks. Despite this, the Suns remained behind on the court. Now at 36 years old, Durant still carries the heavy responsibility of the team on his shoulders alone. However, the team's recent situation has been less than ideal, with their ranking slipping from the top of the Western Conference to hovering around the 10th place in the play-in tournament. It is not difficult to see that this veteran is filled with unwillingness, determined to prove that he still possesses the ability to lead the Suns to victory! Sure enough, entering the third quarter, Durant's state exploded, unleashing a full offensive…

In an electrifying NBA game, the Los Angeles Clippers achieved a remarkable victory over the Portland Trail Blazers with a score of 118-89. This back-to-back win resulted in a net victory of 88 points, tying the NBA record for the largest point differential in consecutive games, which is absolutely insane! During the match against the Blazers, the Clippers' performance was nothing short of perfect. Despite Leonard's absence, the team's offense remained unaffected. Players like Harden, Powell, and Zubac stepped up, with Harden scoring 19 points (7 out of 16 attempts), grabbing 2 rebounds, and providing 6 assists. Powell, even more impressively, scored 23 points (7 out of 12 attempts), grabbed 5 rebounds, and provided 3 assists. Zubac also had an outstanding performance with 10 points, 8 rebounds, 3 assists, and 2 blocks. Their on-court chemistry was evident, as they executed quick passing and cutting maneuvers, as well as long-range three-point shots with precision. The Clippers maintained an impressive shooting accuracy of 56%, including a 43% success rate from beyond the arc (10 out of 23 attempts), making it difficult for the Blazers to keep up. The Clippers' teamwork was also on full display during the game. On defense, they rotated quickly and communicated effectively to limit the Blazers' scoring opportunities. On offense, players trusted each other, refrained from hogging the ball, and made smooth transitions to find the best scoring chances. This team spirit allowed the Clippers to maintain control throughout the game, ultimately securing an easy victory. Looking at the Blazers, they faced a tough challenge in this game.…

Why is it that in today's CBA news, the excitement of the games seems to be overshadowed by various dramatic events off the court? From star player Zhou Qi's emotional outbursts on the court to referees once again becoming the focus of conflict, from the frequent changes in foreign players to the internal management crisis of Beijing Shougang, a series of issues that appear independent are actually like dominoes, reflecting the growing pains that the CBA cannot avoid in its journey towards professionalization. Is this a problem with the players or the league? It's worth our careful consideration. Zhou Qi has once again become the center of public opinion. In a crucial game for Qingdao Men's Basketball, he was ejected from the game after receiving technical fouls for his dissatisfaction with the referee's decision. This incident quickly sparked heated discussions, and there were even reports that he would likely face an additional suspension. However, this is not the first time Zhou Qi has become the center of controversy due to emotional outbursts. As early as the 2021 playoffs, he was fined for questioning the referee's decision on the court, leading people to jokingly say, "Zhou Qi's performance and temperament are always equally unpredictable." There is no denying that Zhou Qi is undoubtedly a top player in the CBA. At the center position, he has led his team to victory multiple times with his height and basketball IQ, and is even the "pillar" of the national team. However, his emotional management issues are like a scar that keeps recurring. Whether it's…

In the Western stage of the NBA regular season, a highly anticipated focus match unfolded passionately as the Lakers faced off against the Spurs. At this point, both teams were mired in a losing streak, like travelers groping in the dark, eagerly渴望 a victory to dispel the gloom and return to the path of victory. Moreover, this was not just an ordinary game, but a crucial battle for positioning. In the fiercely competitive Western Conference, where the gap between the two teams' records is minimal, every game is as precious as gold, especially intra-conference battles where the value of a win can be equivalent to two. Therefore, both sides would undoubtedly go all out, fighting to the death. On paper, the Lakers seemed to have a better chance of winning. After all, they boasted superstars LeBron James and Anthony Davis, whose presence was akin to a stabilizing force, giving the Lakers the potential to turn the tide at any time. In comparison, the Spurs' stars seemed slightly less impressive. Therefore, if the Spurs wanted to pull off an upset in this game, their role players had to perform beyond their usual level, carrying the team forward. The starting lineups for the game saw the Lakers fielding Reeves, Christie, Hachimura, James, and Davis; while the Spurs countered with Paul, Castle, Vassell, Barnes, and Wembanyama. At the start of the game, both sides were somewhat tense, initially experiencing a minute of "clanking iron." Subsequently, Anthony Davis broke the scoring drought first, securing an early lead for the Lakers. Reeves followed up with…