The Unstoppable Veteran in CBA: Jones' Phenomenal Performance at Age 36 In the fourth round of the intense CBA regular season, Jilin team managed to secure a hard-fought victory against Jiangsu team, winning 107-101 on the road and achieving an impressive two-game winning streak. This triumph was largely attributed to the remarkable performance of their foreign player, Jones, who played like a godsend, scoring an astonishing 46 points, contributing 13 rebounds and 14 assists, as well as the highest number of steals in the game. His outstanding performance was undoubtedly the key factor in Jilin's victory. Jones has long been a renowned figure in the CBA, consistently delivering performances that captivate audiences. In this match, he played for 45 minutes, shooting 14 out of 27 attempts and making 17 out of 18 free throws, almost reaching a perfect shooting record. Such a display not only thrilled Jilin's fans but also stunned the entire CBA league. Jones' achievement of a grand slam (leading the team in points, rebounds, assists, and steals, with an extremely high number of free throw conversions) marks another highlight in his career. Jones has been a cornerstone of Jilin for seven seasons, becoming the team's absolute core over the years. Despite the CBA allowing teams to use two foreign players this season, Jilin seems to need no additional support to alleviate the pressure on Jones. In the past four games, he has achieved a triple-double three times, a unique feat in the CBA. Almost every victory for Jilin is inseparable from Jones' excellent performance. Born in 1988,…

CBA Round 30 was truly spectacular! There were moments of joy and sorrow, with the games so thrilling that they made our hearts race! Two incredible comebacks saw three championship contenders emerge victorious, but unfortunately, Xinjiang Team became the biggest "background board" of this round. What exactly happened? Let's start with those two stunning comebacks. Jilin versus Shenzhen, where Shenzhen initially dominated with a 25-point lead in the first quarter, looking set for victory. However, Jilin fought back with a "return of the king" spirit, with Jones and Jiang Weize playing as if they were on another level, especially Jiang Weize, who sealed the deal with a 3+1 in the final 2.5 seconds! This was a textbook example of a desperate counterattack! On Shenzhen's side, Zhou Peng's performance in the fourth quarter was somewhat disappointing, as he couldn't hold up when it mattered most, which was truly a pity. Another nail-biting match was the Zhejiang derby between Guangsha and Zhejiang, which also had us on the edge of our seats. Despite fielding an incomplete lineup, Zhejiang started well and built a significant lead. But Guangsha showed remarkable resilience, with Brown exploding in the third quarter to close the gap, and then securing the win with steady play in the closing moments! This game highlighted Guangsha's advantage in their rotation lineup, while Zhejiang's fatigue at the end demonstrated the impact of squad depth on the game. Besides these two comebacks, Beijing, Shandong, and Shanxi also achieved impressive victories, which was truly enviable! Beijing's Jerman Omut stood out, leading his team to…

Jilin Team's victory with a score of 116 to 114 was nothing short of a hard-fought battle that ultimately brought an end to their four-game losing streak with a thrilling win. The game was full of ups and downs, with no one daring to predict the outcome until the very end. The Ningbo men's basketball team was not to be underestimated, especially after their recent big win against Guangzhou. When the two teams met, it was clear that they were going to fight tooth and nail, with sparks flying on the court. From the start, the game offered no respite for the fans. Both teams played like loaded springs filled with gunpowder, with almost non-stop shooting from beyond the arc. On Jilin's side, the outside shooting was in full swing, with three-pointers raining down so quickly that the audience could hardly blink. This efficient offense immediately heated up the atmosphere on the court. Especially noteworthy was Jia Hao, who seemed to shoot with magical precision every time he aimed at the basket. In this quarter, Jilin's offense suddenly went into overdrive, pulling away the score and leading Ningbo by as much as 20 points at one point, creating an overwhelming atmosphere. With the game not yet over, no one could afford to let their guard down. In the second quarter, Ningbo was like a computer that had been rebooted. The coach made some tactical adjustments, and the players finally stabilized their emotions, gradually finding their rhythm and significantly improving their defense. As time went on, Ningbo slowly narrowed the gap,…

In the recently concluded U16 National Three-Ball Championship, two teams were severely penalized for violating the spirit of sportsmanship: Zhejiang team was accused of passive play, while Jilin team had their results annulled due to age fraud. The Chinese Basketball Association announced strict penalties against the involved coaches, including a three-year ban. This incident is like a slap in the face for everyone concerned about youth sports - shouldn't competitive games embody fairness and the spirit of striving? Why has it become a stage for cheating and passivity? This is not just a "crash" during an event; it's more like a mirror reflecting deep-seated issues in the field of youth sports: excessive focus on results, management loopholes, the "failure" of coaches' roles, and the repeated challenges to the fairness of competitions. What appears to be a youth championship actually involves many thought-provoking aspects. The incident itself is not complicated: Zhejiang team, dissatisfied with the tournament arrangements, deliberately underperformed in a crucial match, causing an uproar with players "treading water" on the court. On the other side, Jilin team was reported for age fraud, fielding players who exceeded the actual age limit. After investigation, the Basketball Association imposed severe sanctions on both teams, canceling their results and heavily punishing the involved coaches. Although these two issues seem unrelated, they share a commonality - both lost their way in the pursuit of "results." Zhejiang team's passive play was a response to dissatisfaction with the schedule and refereeing decisions, attempting to express protest through this extreme method. Jilin team's fraud was to compete…

On January 4th, Beijing time, Liaoning Men's Basketball successfully avenged Jilin with a 21-point victory. The reason behind it is simple: No. 3 Zhao Jiwei has returned. The Northeast Derby unfolded once again as Liaoning faced Jilin. The main reason for Liaoning's 21-point victory was the return of Zhao Jiwei. Although he came off the bench and only played for 25 minutes, he managed to score 7 points and grab 5 rebounds, which can be considered average. However, he had 13 assists without any turnovers, indicating that the brain of Liaoning team has returned. This game saw three people directly benefit from Zhao Jiwei's return, experiencing a massive outbreak. The most benefited is undoubtedly Yan Shouqi, who scored 20 points in just 23 minutes. Zhao Jiwei kept feeding him the ball, and Yan Shouqi was also making three-pointers like crazy. Since both Yan Shouqi and Zhao Jiwei were substitutes in this game, the result was that Zhao Jiwei's return allowed him to pass the ball exceptionally well and accurately. Moreover, due to his excellent shooting form, Zhao Jiwei's passes always reached him precisely. It must be said that although they play in the same position, after Zhao Jiwei's return, the one who benefits the most is undoubtedly Yan Shouqi. He can attack, defend, and play efficiently. His current state has also returned, and he has been able to stay with Liaoning for so many years, taking responsibility in critical moments. Indeed, he has played a significant role and made great contributions. Another person who benefits is Han Dejun. He finally…

The suspense surrounding two major topics of interest has been officially revealed: Will Liaoning's backcourt core player Zhao Jiwei return to play against Jilin, and will new foreign player Patton make his debut? It has been confirmed that Zhao Jiwei will be included in Liaoning's 12-man roster for the match against Jilin, which means he is officially returning. However, whether he will play and for how long will depend on the arrangements of head coach Yang Ming. It is believed that Jiwei will likely play for a few minutes as he has not played for some time. Coach Yang mainly wants him to readjust through this match against Jilin to prepare for the next game against Guangsha. Patton, however, will not be able to play against Jilin as his registration documents are incomplete. But there's no need to worry; once the documents are complete, registration can be done quickly. In front of the camera, Patton expressed that he feels he has integrated into Liaoning quite quickly and is in good condition, eager to play in a match. Patton also praised his teammates for being very friendly and getting along well with everyone. Patton speaks the truth; the Liaoning family never bullies newcomers. Regardless of your skills or how long you've been with Liaoning, everyone respects each other, and it's always harmonious! Coach Yang Ming is taking precautions to ensure a stable victory in the second round of the Northeast Derby. Not only did he lead the team to train half an hour earlier on the court, but young player Huang…

This season has been incredibly challenging for the Guangdong team, with ups and downs and a willingness to lose against any opponent, resulting in poor performance. The reasons for their difficulties are straightforward: issues with selecting foreign players, particularly the inability to find a suitable small forward, and injuries to key players, such as the severe injury to Hu Mingxuan, which kept him out of games for an extended period. Despite these challenges, the Guangdong team, with 11 CBA championships under their belt, always manages to overcome adversity and surprise fans. Last night's game against the Jilin team was another testament to this resilience, with a remarkable 41-point victory over Jilin, winning 106-65. This impressive display left spectators in awe, as they did not expect such an explosive performance from a team facing such difficulties. The factors contributing to this significant win include subpar performance by the Jilin team and a wave of injuries among their key players. On the other hand, the Guangdong team played to their style and showcased their abilities on the court. One player deserving special mention is Huang Rongqi, who joined the Guangdong team this summer. In the game, Huang displayed great initiative, continuously driving to the basket for scores on offense and tirelessly engaging in defense. He also excelled in organizing plays, delivering impressive assists. The live commentator was effusive in their praise for Huang, likening his offensive play to that of Weems, his passing to James, and his three-point shooting to Marshon Brooks. The commentator concluded that Huang's move to the Guangdong team…

The competition for foreign players in the CBA is becoming increasingly fierce, and it seems that only one person can save the Guangdong Southern Tigers men's basketball team. The team has recently achieved a significant victory over the Jilin Northeast Tigers, winning 106-65 as an away game. This impressive win has caught the attention of fans, but despite this success, Guangdong needs to prepare its foreign player lineup for the playoffs. Currently, Guangdong has a roster of foreign players including Morand, Bazley, Jilunwater, and Les. However, when facing strong opponents with powerful small foreign players, Guangdong lacks a core player who can match their level. In a recent game, new signing Les entered the 12-man squad and had the opportunity to play, but failed to score in less than two minutes on the court, indicating that he may not meet the team's standards. As a result, the team may be more inclined to use domestic players during garbage time rather than training Les, who might be dropped by head coach Du Feng and general manager Zhu Fangyu. In contrast to other teams' top foreign players such as Liaoning's Wells, Zhejiang Guangsha's Brown, Sichuan's Samuna, and Shanxi's Diawara, who have all delivered explosive high-scoring performances for their respective teams, Guangdong's four foreign players have not performed as well on both offense and defense. When Guangdong faces opponents with powerful small foreign players, they lack a stable ball-carrying offensive point and struggle to form effective team cooperation, often finding themselves at a disadvantage. In other words, Guangdong urgently needs a strong foreign…

Guangdong Team's New Small Foreign Aid, Les, Fails to Score in a Big Win On December 29th, Beijing time, the second stage of the CBA regular season continued. In the just-concluded focus match, Guangdong men's basketball team, with four foreign players, defeated Jilin team 106-65 away from home, winning the key battle for the playoffs on the leaderboard. However, even in such a thrilling victory, Guangdong's new small foreign aid, Les, failed to score. Many fans believe that Les has officially entered the countdown to leaving the team, as Du Feng preferred to use Zhang Haojia and Zhang Wenyi instead of giving Les the opportunity to train. Moreover, Guangdong urgently needs a top-level small foreign aid who can truly solve opponents, to match top CBA foreign aids like Lofton and Goodwin. After the same round of matches, foreign players including Sichuan's Samner, Liaoning's Wells, Shanxi's Diarra, and Guangsha's Brown once again scored shockingly. Undoubtedly, at this stage, almost every championship-contending team has a strong small foreign aid. In contrast, Guangdong, one of the most competitive teams for the CBA championship this season, only has Morand among its four foreign players capable of playing tough games. Moreover, Morand is only the best in the league in terms of defense and facilitation, but his offensive ability has not reached a qualified level. Besides, Guangdong's current foreign aid combination, including Bazley, Gillenwater, and newcomer Les, lacks the ability to play tough games. Looking at the CBA league, the two strongest foreign players at present are Shanxi's Goodwin and Shanghai's Lofton. Lofton has led…