If someone were to ask which CBA team performed the best in the second stage, it would undoubtedly be Shanghai's men's basketball team. As a team that ranked last in the league during the first stage, they have now achieved an impressive 16-game winning streak in the second stage, propelling them directly into the top twelve rankings. However, they are about to face their strongest opponent yet, and this winning streak is likely to come to an end. In the recent period, although Shanghai's men's basketball team has achieved a 16-game winning streak, they have rarely encountered strong teams. This time, they will meet the reigning champion Liaoning men's basketball team. The match will take place at 7:35 pm tonight, and CCTV5+ will broadcast the game live, which will undoubtedly be a huge test for the Shanghai team. (This will be played at Liaoning's home court.) As the defending champions, Liaoning has seen a decline in strength due to injuries and player aging, but they still possess the championship pedigree and experience. This season, they have achieved a record of 20 wins and 10 losses, ranking fifth in the league. In the past period, with the return of Zhao Jiwei and the arrival of the big foreign aid, the team's lineup has gradually become more complete, and they are sure to pose a significant challenge to the Shanghai team, perhaps even the strongest opponent they have faced in the second stage. If they can win this game, it will be a huge encouragement for the team. Furthermore, in the previous…

Translation of the article content into English: In a game where Liaoning Men's Basketball led by as many as 13 points in the fourth quarter, they experienced a "darkest moment" in the last three and a half minutes, scoring no points in nearly 210 seconds and being hit with a 14-0 super attack wave by Qingdao Men's Basketball, resulting in a regrettable loss by a three-point margin. After the game, many people delved into the final five minutes to uncover the fundamental reasons for Liaoning's defeat, and also provided a detailed interpretation of the controversial refereeing decisions made by the referees. Firstly, the conclusion is that the three referees in this game made a total of six mistakes in the last five minutes, with five of them benefiting Qingdao Men's Basketball and one benefiting Liaoning Men's Basketball. The referees missed three traveling violations by Qingdao, including one at 3:58 remaining in the fourth quarter when Wang Ruijie started walking on the offensive end, which happened right under the referee's nose but was ignored. Wang Ruijie landed his left foot first after receiving the ball, but then lifted and moved it before the ball even touched the ground, which is a clear traveling violation. Subsequently, at 2:14 remaining in the game, Ferg advanced with the ball from the backcourt, and Duan Angjun of Qingdao defended him with his right hand constantly clamping Ferg's left hand and making an obvious upward motion, which is a clear foul action, but the referee ignored it and instead called Ferg for stepping out of bounds,…

Unexpected Losses for Xinjiang and Liaoning, Taihang Mountain Brothers Steady Their Position!‌ Weekend night games were truly exciting, with three out of four matches going down to the final decisive moments. Shanghai achieved a big win, while Jiangsu continued their winning streak. Beikong failed in a buzzer-beater attempt, narrowly losing to Guangdong by one point. If these results were predictable, then Xinjiang's loss to Tongxi, resulting in two consecutive defeats, and Liaoning's double defeat after being dramatically reversed by Qingdao in the final quarter, were certainly unexpected losses. The second stage is about to conclude, and this year's ranking competition from 2nd to 8th place has been incredibly fierce. Shandong lost to Shenzhen on the evening of January 11th, and Shanxi's performance has also been quite poor. As direct competitors, the losses of Xinjiang and Liaoning have undoubtedly made the rankings of Shandong and Shanxi, known as the Taihang Mountain brothers, a bit more stable. It's clear that there are no obvious weak teams now; any team can win or lose, and those who dare to underestimate their opponents will be punished by the results. The images in this article are sourced from the internet. If there are any copyright issues, please contact us for removal. Everyone is welcome to share your thoughts and opinions in the comment section. Looking forward to our discussions and exchanges.

Liaoning Men's Basketball Team has officially announced the release of foreign players Achuer and Shayok, indicating a failure in the offseason recruitment. However, it's never too late to mend, and Liaoning immediately started the selection of new foreign players. Currently, Liaoning has offered or tried out several foreign players, and the new foreign player is expected to be selected from the following candidates. Frank Kaminsky Born in 1993, he is 2.13 meters tall and weighs 109 kilograms. As the No. 9 pick in the NBA first round, he has played for NBA teams such as the Hornets, Suns, Rockets, and Hawks. In his NBA career, he averaged 8.8 points and 3.8 rebounds per game. Technical characteristics: He has a relatively comprehensive offensive technique, solid skills under the basket, and also possesses decent mid-to-long-range shooting ability. However, his physical strength is weak and not strong enough. It is rumored that Liaoning Men's Basketball Team has offered Kaminsky, but I feel that this news is not true. Udoka Azubuike Age 25, 2.13 meters tall, with a wingspan of 2.33 meters. The No. 27 pick in the NBA first round, he has played for teams such as the Jazz and Suns. Last season, he played for the Suns, averaging 2.2 points and 2 rebounds per game. Technical characteristics: He has excellent physical quality, strong confrontation ability, and is good at grabbing rebounds and protecting the rim. His scoring ability mainly relies on strong attacks under the basket, and he belongs to the power center type, similar to Han Dejun. There are reports that…

Liaoning Men's Basketball Team suffers a close loss to Qingdao, and upon closer inspection, the reasons become clear! Netizens have pointed out incisively and vividly that Liaoning Men's Basketball Team often becomes arrogant after winning and faces criticism after losing, with no one being able to make a difference. The ages of Han Dejun, Zhao Jiwei, and Li Xiaoxu are all advancing, so don't really think that Wang Lanchen, Fu Hao, and Yan Shouqi are very strong; it would be difficult for them to even play in the playoffs. What used to be an invincible fourth quarter has now become a disgraceful one. Remember when coach Jiang Xingquan encouraged his players by saying: "Shoot boldly; if you score, it's yours; if you miss and we lose, it's on me." This is the kind of responsibility that an excellent coach should have. If Yang Ming does not make changes, Liaoning will continue to lose more games. Without Morand, Liaoning is a completely different team from the championship-winning one, as seen in the early stages of last year's league when Morand was still in the United States. He supported the entire defensive system and initiated counterattacks. In the fourth quarter, Ferg made consecutive mistakes and continued to play unreasonably. Are there no domestic players available for Liaoning? I've always liked Yang Ming, from when he played to when he became captain and then coach, but now I'm at a loss for words. If he can leave Liaoning, he should do so quickly and seek other opportunities instead of continuing to disappoint the…

Translation of the article content into English: The phenomenon of seniority ranking in Liaoning men's basketball team has become increasingly obvious, and everyone's thoughts have changed after Guo Ailun's departure. This season's regular season has already completed 30 rounds, which is about two-thirds of the schedule. Liaoning men's basketball team has a record of 20 wins and 10 losses. Looking at the overall performance from the past few seasons, this is definitely not an ideal result. Some fans might say that issues such as foreign player recruitment and player injuries have led to poor team performance, but these are also part of the team's overall performance. Having money counts as a strength, luck counts as a strength, and the management's vision in selecting foreign players is also a strength. Ultimately, everything should be judged by the results. Judging from the current results, Liaoning men's basketball team is indeed not doing well. Objectively speaking, this result can be understood because the team previously achieved a three-peat, leaving no more room for improvement. Continuing to win championships would only match last season's achievements. Moreover, the nerves of the entire team were tense for three years. After achieving the three-peat, there is bound to be a mental slackening, so a decline in form is highly likely. Another phenomenon that has become increasingly evident, or perhaps a side effect of the aforementioned three-peat, is the issue of seniority ranking. This phenomenon has always existed, but this season it has come to the forefront. When discussing seniority ranking, it does not refer to problems within…

At 7:44 PM, Liaoning Basketball announces its strong support for the twin stars Zhao Jiwei and Zhang Zhenlin, urging fans to vote for them in hopes of securing their spots in the starting lineup for the All-Star North Division. This aligns with previous calls to not disperse votes but instead focus on these two players, as failure to do so could result in them not making the starting lineup and potentially even missing out on substitute positions. To avoid giving critics ammunition, it's crucial to ensure Zhao Jiwei and Zhang Zhenlin are voted into the starting lineup. Liaoning basketball legend He Tianju, after the team's dramatic reversal by Qingdao, openly criticized the coaching staff, questioning why Liaoning's once formidable fourth quarter has turned into a period where they are repeatedly targeted and controlled by opponents. He also pointed out that despite never having a four-foreigner lineup during his playing days, the current team struggles to perform in critical moments despite having such a lineup now. He Tianju is puzzled by how Liaoning, with its luxurious roster, is performing this way. He passionately questioned whether the team still aspires to win the championship, suggesting that if not, they should prioritize training young players. While He Tianju's frustration is understandable, he overlooked an important point: newcomers Patton and Weber are still in the process of acclimating. They are adapting to Yang Ming's tactics and are still unfamiliar with their teammates, with one of them playing their first game against Qingdao without any prior practice together. Although Liaoning technically had four foreign players,…

CBA's Thrilling Night: Three Teams' Fates Reversed, Top Eight Standings Upheaved The CBA on January 12th was incredibly exciting! The four games of the 30th round of the regular season were like a roller coaster ride. Let's start with the Liaoning and Qingdao match. Liaoning is a traditional powerhouse. At the beginning of this game, Qingdao played as if they had been injected with adrenaline, especially in the first quarter, where their fierce offensive power led to a score of 39-23, leaving Liaoning somewhat stunned. Liaoning, known for their slow start, didn't give up and began a furious counterattack in the second and third quarters. They responded with a 27-19 in the second quarter, and in the third quarter, after Ferg's three-pointer at 7 minutes and 55 seconds, Liaoning unleashed a 41-20 scoring spree in 13 minutes, which was too much for Qingdao to handle, and they were overtaken by Liaoning by more than 10 points. At this point, everyone thought Liaoning had the game in the bag, just like in many previous games, victory seemed assured if they maintained their offensive momentum. However, fate can be cruel. In the fourth quarter, while Liaoning was leading by double digits for most of the time, they suddenly found it incredibly difficult to score, as if under a spell. After Ferg made a free throw at 3 minutes and 31 seconds, with Liaoning leading 100-89, the team seemed to lose their spirit, failing to score any points for the remainder of the game. Qingdao, however, seized the opportunity. Wang Ruize consecutively sank…

CBA League: Behind Liaoning Men's Basketball's Close Loss to Qingdao, How Many Unknown Secrets Are Hidden The CBA league match where Liaoning men's basketball narrowly lost to Qingdao hides many secrets unknown to the public. Netizens have pointed out incisively and vividly that in this game, Liaoning could not afford to lose in the fourth quarter, which was lackluster and relaxed. The defensive problems were too big, and Liaoning should reflect on this well and play better in future games. Yang Hanshen knows how to play against Han Dejun now and also knows how to defend him. He is no longer afraid of Han Dejun, which is a significant improvement. It seems that Yang Hanshen has never faced Zhou Qi before. Zhou Qi is very agile, and their core strength should be about the same. If he can defeat Zhou Qi, the top domestic center, there will only be Hu Jinqiu left. Currently, Yang Hanshen cannot defend Hu Jinqiu because Hu Jinqiu is faster than him, with more diverse offensive methods and strong finishing ability. He temporarily cannot defend Hu Jinqiu. The NBA regular season requires playing 82 games each season, which places extremely high demands on tall centers' physical fitness. Playing one season there is equivalent to two seasons in the CBA in terms of the number of games, and the intensity, speed, and rhythm of the games are three levels higher than the CBA. In this game, Liaoning's overall performance against Qingdao was mediocre. Liaoning had four national players injured, one remaining, plus a top small foreign aid…

The CBA regular season is in full swing, with Qingdao hosting Liaoning at home. Qingdao currently stands at 7th place with 19 wins and 10 losses, while Liaoning has 2 consecutive victories, with a record of 20 wins and 9 losses, ranking 3rd. In this match, Zhang Zhenlin continued to be absent and will not return for the second stage. After a fierce battle, Qingdao managed to pull off a stunning comeback victory against Liaoning. In this game, only Fu Hao and Fredette from Liaoning scored in double figures, with the rest of the team underperforming. Despite Fredette scoring a game-high 41 points, he was unable to save Liaoning from defeat. The main reason for the loss in this game is largely due to Yang Ming's responsibility, as he failed to call timeouts when needed and did not make timely substitutions. Yan Shouqi's performance on the court went unnoticed, and Fredette was left exhausted without being replaced. Zhao Jiwei, who was out of form, was also not substituted, and Wang Lanqin was taken off after scoring 7 points and making one mistake. It's unclear what the reasoning behind these decisions was. Wang Lanqin played well in this game but was benched, just like in the last few minutes of the previous game where the same players were on the court, resulting in a narrow lead of only 3 points. This time, Liaoning lost outright, leaving many wondering about Yang Ming's thought process. In the post-game interview, Yang Ming stated that he takes full responsibility for the loss and would accept…