CBA League Referee Issues: The Chaos Behind a Men's Basketball Match In the CBA league, teams have long harbored grievances against referees. Take a previous match as an example; it initially appeared to be a lopsided contest with a clear favorite. However, the referees seemed intent on stirring up trouble, insisting on creating suspense within the game. Let's talk about Fujian men's basketball team. By halftime, their situation was already dire, with the tide seemingly turned against them. But in the third quarter, things took a turn. Joseph Young, that guy, first delivered an elbow strike to Huang Rongqi, and then followed up by kicking Zhang Haofa. Just imagine how malicious those actions were. Yet, the referees failed to make the correct call. Huang Rongqi, after being hit in the stomach with an elbow, must have been in immense pain. He quickly reported the incident to the referees, undoubtedly thinking, "Referee, didn't you see that? I just got hit!" But the referees acted as if they hadn't heard anything, completely ignoring him. And this wasn't the end of it. Later, when everyone reviewed the video replay, the footage was crystal clear, as if the incident had unfolded right before their eyes. Yet, the referees still insisted on calling it wrong. This was the second controversial call, which nearly caused Guangdong men's basketball team to collapse in the third quarter. Fujian men's basketball team, capitalizing on the referee's misjudgment, became revitalized. They suddenly gained an 8-on-5 advantage, gradually reducing the point difference to single digits. I can't help but think that…

The teams in the league have long been suffering from the referees. Originally, it was a one-sided game, but the referees insisted on creating suspense. Fujian men's basketball team was already doomed in the first half. In this situation, Joseph Young hit Huang Rongqi with an elbow and kicked Zhang Haojia in the third quarter, yet the referees failed to make the correct call. Huang Rongqi's abdomen was struck by an elbow, and he complained to the referee, but they ignored him. Even after reviewing the video replay, they still turned white into black. Two controversial calls almost caused Guangdong men's basketball team to collapse in the third quarter. Taking advantage of the 8-on-5 situation, Fujian men's basketball team once narrowed the gap to single digits. In this situation, if it weren't for the fact that Fujian men's basketball team's own strength is indeed too poor, coupled with Guangdong team having stable scoring points, this game could really have turned over. After the game, Guangdong media personality Mai Suifeng directly criticized the referees on social media platforms. He expressed great anger towards the referees' calls. He emphasized that "the referees' repeated low-level calls greatly affect the viewing experience." From his wording, it can be seen that his dissatisfaction with the referees is not just once. "Repeated" and "low-level," using such keywords to describe the refereeing of CBA referees is quite appropriate. Their refereeing is indeed absurd enough. Huang Rongqi was hit by an elbow from Joseph Young, and the referees clearly reviewed the video replay. The broadcast camera also saw…

In the past, people were deeply disgusted by Stephon Marbury's leg-lifting actions that injured others. His leg-lifting actions brought three championships to the Beijing team, but they also harmed many CBA players. Guangdong team's foreign aid Xiao Bu experienced the power of the leg lift and almost got crippled by Marbury. Later, Han Dejun and many others suffered from his infamous black leg. Due to widespread public outrage, the Chinese Basketball Association (CBA) issued a statement recognizing "Marbury's Leg Lift" as a foul action, and this harmful action disappeared for a period of time. However, in recent years, the "Marbury's Leg Lift" has resurfaced. The main representatives are now Joseph Young of the Fujian team and OJ Mayo of the Liaoning team. Mayo mainly lifts his leg to kick people during jump shots and engages in other unsportsmanlike conduct. On the other hand, Joseph Young has more injurious actions than Mayo. He not only kicks people during jump shots but also lifts his leg to kick during layups in the style of Marbury, and he frequently uses his elbow to hit others. The harm and severity of his actions are much worse than Mayo's. Joseph Young first played for the Tongxi team in Nanjing for two seasons before joining Beikong. His leg-lifting actions were recognized and guided by the originator Marbury, making them even more refined. Many CBA teams have been victims of his actions. On January 16, 2020, during a game between the Tongxi team and the Liaoning team, Joseph Young kicked Zhao Jiwei in the abdomen while breaking…

CBA regular season, a mismatched battle, Guangdong men's basketball team against Fujian men's basketball team. Guangdong team has the advantage in strength and is in good form, having already achieved a seven-game winning streak. However, the team cannot be careless; if they are not focused, as they were in the last game digging a big hole, it's not always possible to make a comeback. Even if they can reverse the situation, the consumption of the main players is also very large. Therefore, the Guangdong team must set their mentality right, go all out to compete against their opponents, open up the score early, and let the young players come up for training. The league's bottom-ranked Fujian team should just let go of the burden and play freely; if they win, it's a great profit, and if they lose, it's not a loss. As long as they show the right attitude and have no regrets, that's fine. Fujian starting lineup: Joseph Yang, Liu Jinyu, Zou Yang, Sun Yansong, Steele; Guangdong starting lineup: Xu Jie, Huang Rongqi, Jilunwater, Du Runwang, Morand. Guangdong team grabbed the first attack, Jilunwater failed to dunk, Zou Yang missed a three-pointer, Du Runwang hit a three-pointer, Morand successfully defended Steele, Xu Jie fed the ball, Joseph Yang's forced shot missed, Jilunwater's counterattack three-pointer was off target, Steele made a layup, Jilunwater made a mistake, Liu Jinyu scored on the counterattack, Morand made a mistake, Joseph Yang's fadeaway shot missed, Jilunwater scored under the basket, Steele missed an open three-pointer, Jilunwater made a counterattack three-pointer, Joseph Yang shot…

113-104, Fujian men's basketball team pulled off a surprise victory against Xinjiang men's basketball team, securing a crucial win. In this highly anticipated match, both teams were locked in a tight battle, with Fujian relying on a strong third quarter to turn the tide. Zeng Lingxuan and Joseph Young scored consecutively to overtake their opponents, and in the final quarter, Xinjiang's attempts to catch up were unsuccessful, allowing Fujian to ultimately claim victory. In this matchup, Luis King contributed 26 points and 13 rebounds, while Joseph Young also scored 34 points with 8 assists, 6 rebounds, and 2 steals. Zeng Lingxuan also managed 15 points, 2 rebounds, and 2 steals. However, what was most gratifying was Zou Yang's performance, as he contributed 13 points, 8 rebounds, 2 assists, and 4 steals, becoming the invisible hero behind Fujian's upset victory. Looking back at the previous draft, it seems that Zou Yang was indeed seriously underestimated. Zou Yang played for 34 minutes in this game, shooting 6 out of 10 from the field, including 1 out of 1 from three-point range, scoring 13 points, 8 rebounds, 2 assists, and 4 steals, with an on-court plus-minus value as high as +21, second only to foreign player Joseph Young. The statistics alone cannot fully capture Zou Yang's value and role on the court. In a game they won by 9 points, Zou Yang's plus-minus was as high as +21. According to data analysis, when Zou Yang is on or off the court, Fujian's net points per hundred possessions differ by 15.7 points, which demonstrates…

Shanxi Men's Basketball Team has just staged an exciting comeback in the CBA regular season, defeating Fujian Men's Basketball Team at home with a score of 122-117. Despite trailing by 17 points at one point, they ultimately managed to turn the game around through their tenacious counterattack. The turning point of the game occurred in the second half when Shanxi gradually found their rhythm while Fujian struggled offensively after taking the lead. In the end, Shanxi secured victory in this dramatic match thanks to the crucial performances of several key players who pushed Fujian into a desperate situation. At the start of the game, Shanxi seemed somewhat slow to get going. They were initially overwhelmed by Fujian's tough defense. Despite their poor season record, Fujian displayed remarkable resilience in this game, especially in the first quarter's offense. Although their shooting wasn't particularly efficient, they maintained control of the game's pace by frequently drawing fouls. Zou Yang's outstanding performance in the first quarter helped Fujian take the lead, contributing 12 points and ending the quarter with a 30-27 advantage. Fujian's defense was also commendable, causing significant trouble for Shanxi. In the second quarter, Shanxi's offense began to find its footing. Fey's strong inside attacks stabilized the team's position, while Yuan Shuai and Jia Mingru's consecutive three-pointers helped Shanxi create some space. However, Fujian did not give up easily. They adjusted their offensive strategy and continued to stay competitive through free throws. Despite Fujian once achieving a double-digit lead, Shanxi gradually regained their rhythm with Goodwin's powerful performance. At halftime, Fujian led…