Liaoning Basketball Loses Again to Qingdao, Yang Ming's Lineup Choices Spark Outrage, Legendary Liaoning Players Are Furious On the evening of January 12th, Beijing time, the CBA regular season saw Qingdao Men's Basketball host Liaoning Men's Basketball. The last time these two teams met, Liaoning Men's Basketball was not in full strength and could be described as a weakened lineup, resulting in a victory for Qingdao Men's Basketball. This time around, although Liaoning Men's Basketball's main player Zhang Zhenlin was still unable to play, the lineup was much more complete than the previous encounter, and the fourth foreign aid, Weber, had also arrived. Shouldn't they have been able to avenge their previous defeat? However, after the game started, Liaoning Men's Basketball's performance was disappointing. This disappointment could be seen from the starting lineup: Li Xiaoxu, Zhao Jiwei, Yan Shouqi, Wells, and Patton. Li Xiaoxu and Zhao Jiwei were fine, and Wells with Patton was also acceptable, but what made Yan Shouqi worthy of being in the starting lineup? This disappointment became apparent from the beginning of the game. Yan Shouqi was tasked with defending against Qingdao's small foreign aid, Wessex, but he couldn't stop him at all. In fact, because he couldn't stop him, Wessex seemed to have divine assistance, forcing Yang Ming to replace him with Li Huyi, which led to some improvement in the situation. Zhao Jiwei, on the other hand, continued his poor form in this game. His defense was still passable, but his offensive organization was terrible. Li Xiaoxu, although he scored crucial three-pointers and big…

James Webb III, the fourth foreign player signed by Liaoning Men's Basketball Team, has officially joined the team in Shenyang, attracting significant attention. Many fans eagerly awaited his arrival, as his addition to the team promises a stronger lineup for Liaoning in the upcoming season. On the morning of his arrival, Webb made his first appearance, passing a physical examination and meeting face-to-face with the entire Liaoning team for the first time. This day was undoubtedly an exciting moment for Liaoning fans. The newly joined player, James Webb III, carries not only a name that exudes authority but also the expectation of bringing greater achievements to the team. Liaoning is on the path to achieving a four-peat, and his joining is seen as a step towards that goal. Coach Yang Ming welcomed Webb with high expectations, saying, "I hope you can help us achieve a four-peat." Yang Ming does not view him merely as a foreign player but as a crucial part of the team's journey towards their target. Webb's first public statement provided reassurance to the fans. He expressed his determination simply and directly: "I will contribute all my strength to help the team achieve a four-peat." This straightforward declaration is likely to delight fans and increase their expectations, as they await his actions to prove his worth. Upon joining the team, Webb immediately immersed himself in training. During the morning practice session, after a brief greeting with his teammates, he started shooting drills, displaying a level of focus that conveys a very professional demeanor. His dedication during training…

The thrilling match between Qingdao and Liaoning teams in the CBA The 30th round of the CBA regular season featured a series of exciting matches, with the home game between Qingdao and Liaoning teams standing out as particularly captivating. The two teams were closely matched in terms of strength. Liaoning had previously achieved an impressive record of 20 wins and 9 losses, ranking third in the standings. On the other hand, Qingdao had 19 wins and 10 losses, placing them sixth. The outcome of this match could significantly impact both teams' rankings, potentially altering their positions in the playoffs. Similar to the small competitions in life, where a single achievement can change one's standing among peers. The game started with Qingdao in an exceptional state, akin to a player suddenly gaining an advantage. Their outside shots were smooth, with three-pointers consistently finding the net. They scored a high of 39 points in the first quarter, establishing a significant 39-23 lead over Liaoning, a 16-point advantage. At this point, it seemed as though Qingdao might completely dominate Liaoning. This highlights the importance of quickly entering and maintaining a competitive state at the beginning of a match or task, setting a strong foundation for success. By the second quarter, Liaoning began to find their rhythm, much like a runner who starts slow but then accelerates in a long-distance race. They managed to recover 8 points with a 27-19 run. At halftime, Qingdao still held an 8-point lead at home. Despite the unpredictable nature of basketball games, I remained optimistic about Qingdao's chances…

Translation of the article content into English: Here's a ranking of the head coaches for the 20 teams in the CBA. I must declare that the author's ranking criteria are somewhat unique, and I hope readers will read through it patiently, as there is no intention to malign anyone. Fourth tier, with a total of 3 people selected, including Beijing men's basketball coach Xu Limin, Beikong men's basketball coach Min Lulei, and Shenzhen men's basketball coach Zhou Peng. Ranking criteria: The team did not achieve the expected results under their leadership. Beijing men's basketball team has a luxurious lineup, with Zhou Qi + Zeng Fanbo + Chen Yingjun as the domestic Big Three, and Fan Ziming + Lei Meng + Zhang Cairen as qualified rotation players. However, under the leadership of coach Xu Limin, the team's win rate after 28 rounds is only 67.9%. Beikong men's basketball team is also similar, with a luxurious lineup of Salinge + Liao Saning + Shen Zijie + Zhang Fan + Zou Yuchen, and a deep bench. However, Min Lulei could only lead the team to the edge of the playoffs. Coach Zhou Peng is too inexperienced, and his on-site tactics and lineup arrangements cannot match up to the veteran coaches in the league. Third tier, with a total of 7 people selected, including Jiangsu men's basketball coach Yi Li, Guangzhou men's basketball coach Mitchell, Ningbo men's basketball coach Cameron, Sichuan Han Shuo, Tianjin Zhang Qingpeng, Jilin Zhong Cheng, and Liaoning men's basketball coach Yang Ming. Ranking criteria: Coaching achievements match the true strength…

It is unlikely that many people would have anticipated the outcome of the Liaoning men's basketball team's away game against Qingdao. The team was leading by 11 points in the last three and a half minutes of the fourth quarter but suffered a "blackout" period, during which they failed to score any points while allowing Qingdao to mount a 14-0 scoring spree. This loss not only cost them their significant lead but also resulted in a disappointing defeat, leaving many Liaoning fans feeling frustrated and angry. Honestly, the reasons for Liaoning's late-game collapse can be attributed to three factors. Firstly, the players once again showed a lapse in concentration or insufficient preparation for difficulties. In the past, a 11-point lead with three and a half minutes remaining would have been considered a sure win for Liaoning. However, with the clear improvement in the overall strength of various teams, unexpected plays such as Wang Ruize's consecutive three-pointers and Yang Hanshen's strong offensive moves against Han Dejun caught the Liaoning players off guard. Secondly, the biased refereeing on the court was another contributing factor to Liaoning's defeat. In the closing moments, Ferg was fouled at least twice by the opponents, including a potential game-winning shot where he was hit on the wrist by Witherspoon, yet the referee turned a blind eye. Another unfavorable incident for Liaoning involved Yang Hanshen's back-to-the-basket move against Han Dejun. Yang Hanshen actually traveled, moving his pivot foot after stopping and taking an extra step during his turn, which should have been called a traveling violation. Instead, the…

Translation of the article content into English: This match is truly heart-wrenching. The situation between the two teams, Shandong and Liaoning, is incredibly tense. It's said that the competition in the CBA is fierce, but the performance in these rounds has been so intense that it makes your heart race, with each game captivating countless fans. As we watch the season enter its final critical moments, who will emerge from this contest between Shandong and Liaoning to advance to the next round? We must analyze this carefully. First, let's talk about the current situation of the two teams. Shandong currently has 2 wins and 2 losses, accumulating 5 points with 7 victories and 9 defeats; Liaoning also has 2 wins and 2 losses, but with 6 points, 7 victories, and 8 defeats. It seems that the gap between the two teams is not significant, but the key lies in whether they can perform outstandingly in the upcoming schedule, especially in the fifth round on January 14th, when Shandong will face Liaoning head-on. The outcome of this match directly affects who can continue to progress and who may face elimination. We must discuss these possible scenarios for advancement. One scenario is that Shandong defeats Liaoning with a score of 3:0-1-2, earning 3 or 2 points in the fifth round while Liaoning might only get 1 point or none. In this case, Shandong's total points would reach 8 or 7, while Liaoning would have around 6 points, making it very unlikely for Shandong to advance. For Shandong, there can be no slack…

On January 12th, the CBA regular season continued with a total of 4 matches, each with its own highlights. Among them, Guangdong narrowly defeated Beikong with Xu Xin's buzzer-beater; Shanghai easily won against Jiangsu to secure their 16th consecutive victory; Liaoning suffered a reversal at the hands of Qingdao; Xinjiang was defeated by Tongxi, with Qi Lin being ejected again due to emotional issues. Let's take a look at the detailed situation in combination with the latest standings: Ranking 1-8: Guangsha continues to lead the pack, with Qingdao narrowly defeating Liaoning 103-100, equalizing their record and ranking second for the first time. Liaoning suddenly lost power in the last 4 minutes, allowing Qingdao to win the game with a 10-0 run. Wang Ruize and Yang Hanshen each scored 22 points, while Weatherspoon had 25 points, 8 rebounds, and 11 assists. On Liaoning's side, only two players scored in double figures, with Fredette scoring an empty 41 points. Xinjiang lost 106-113 to Tongxi, suffering their second consecutive defeat. Qi Lin was ejected again due to emotional issues. Lin Wei scored 23 points, 5 rebounds, and 6 assists, Harris had 25 points, and Guo Haowen had 24 points. Six players from Xinjiang scored in double figures, with Lawson and Peterson each scoring 19 points. Guangdong narrowly defeated Beikong 99-98 to secure their sixth consecutive victory. During the match, Guangdong once had a double-digit lead, but before the end of the game, Tres continuously scored to close the gap. Zhang Fan's free throws even completed the lead change. Fortunately, Xu Xin became the…

Roaring and berating teammates, giving the elders a cold face! After No. 13 left the team, the biggest change in Liaoning Basketball is Zhao Jiwei On January 13th, Beijing time, after Guo Ailun's departure, the player with the most significant change in Liaoning Basketball is Zhao Jiwei. He has become increasingly wild on the court, roaring at his teammates despite not playing well himself, which is quite rare. This year's quest for a four-peat by Liaoning Men's Basketball is destined to be extremely bumpy. Looking only at their record, they are getting closer and closer to the teams behind them. Their 20 wins and 10 losses will soon be surpassed by fierce rivals like Guangdong, as well as teams such as Xinjiang and Shandong. Moreover, they have recently been subjected to stunning comebacks by opponents in the fourth quarter, leading many to blame Yan Shouqi. As Yang Ming's protégé, Yan Shouqi is indeed squandering the coach's trust with his very poor and ugly performance. However, we cannot solely blame Yan Shouqi, as this is simply his level of ability. Despite knowing he is not up to par, Yang Ming insists on putting him on the court, which is a coaching issue. Yet, many people overlook that since the departure of Guo Ailun, Zhao Jiwei's good buddy and old friend wearing number 13, Zhao's temper has grown significantly. He has repeatedly roared at his teammates on the court, blaming others even when his own performance is lacking. There are actually significant problems with his performance, and considering his abilities, he should…

CBA Round 30 saw the conclusion of the intense three-game series between Liaoning and Qingdao. Despite Ferg scoring 41 points to no avail, Yang Hanshen and Liu Weiwei finally broke through their mental barriers, securing a thrilling 103-100 victory over Liaoning at home. This marked their second win in the three regular-season encounters this season. Yang Hanshen, once again facing Han Dejun, delivered an all-around performance with 22 points, 11 rebounds, 4 assists, 3 steals, and 4 blocks. He also put on multiple spectacular dunks during the game, including one particularly explosive self-toss and grab dunk that stunned the audience. Yang Hanshen continuously pushed himself in his matchups against Da Han (Han Dejun). As for Han Dejun, he too broke through, albeit unsuccessfully. His last-second attempt at a long-range equalizing three-pointer in the final 2.1 seconds did not go in. Had it gone in, Han Dejun would have been trending on Weibo like Xu Xin the night before. The inbound play strategy Liaoning employed in the closing stages was also criticized by fans, similar to Guangdong's insistence on finding Jilunwater in the final 7.2 seconds against Beikong. Post-match, fans questioned why Yan Shouqi was allowed to continue after committing a violation, and why Han Dejun was the one left to take the blame during the crucial three-point attempt to tie the game. Liu Weiwei discovered the key to victory against Yang Ming through multiple encounters, adhering to Jiang Xingquan's philosophy of abandoning all distractions and simply fighting. When Qingdao trailed Liaoning by 11 points in the final 3 minutes and…

It's not easy to win a game, is it? Both CBA giants Guangdong and Liaoning fought until the last second to determine the outcome, with Guangdong barely beating Beikong by defending Zhang Fan's final attack. Liaoning wasn't as lucky as Guangdong; their last attack was a three-pointer from the outside by Lao Han Tui, missing the chance to tie the game, and ultimately losing by a margin of 3 points. Fortunately, they still managed to maintain their top three position in the standings. The competition in this game was fierce. The undermanned Qingdao team, determined to win, played at home and adopted a short rotation. Liaoning, with a large number of players, also fought hard. However, Liaoning didn't start as smoothly as Qingdao, digging themselves into an early hole, losing by 16 points in the first quarter and trailing by as many as 19 points. Fortunately, from the second quarter onwards, Liaoning's entire team stepped up, not only filling the gap but also overtaking the score, leading by double digits at one point. However, Liaoning failed to maintain their advantage, collapsing in the final quarter and eventually losing the game by a margin of 3 points, which was quite regrettable. After the game, head coach Yang Ming took full responsibility for the loss, claiming that the defeat was entirely the coach's fault. However, looking at the performance of the players, there was one person who was the culprit for the loss. Yes, this person is Yan Shouqi, who performed poorly but was heavily relied upon by Yang Ming. In the…