CCTV5 Live Broadcast! Liaoning Basketball Battles Strong Opponent for Consecutive Wins, Yang Ming Cannot Be Careless, New Aid Fights Salinger At 19:35 on the evening of January 10th, Beijing time, the 29th round of the CBA regular season will feature a key match, with defending champion Liaoning Men's Basketball continuing to host Beijing Enterprises Men's Basketball at home. The CBA regular season is gradually reaching its peak, and the competition for the top four in the league is becoming increasingly fierce. Liaoning Men's Basketball, the defending champion team, after experiencing adjustments to their lineup during the offseason, is about to face Beijing Enterprises Men's Basketball for the first time this season. The biggest highlight of this game is undoubtedly the peak confrontation between the two foreign players - Patton vs. Salinger. Such a heavyweight matchup has been arranged for live broadcast by CCTV5. Liaoning Men's Basketball is currently temporarily ranked fifth in the league, but the subsequent schedule is not easy. This time, playing at home against Beijing Enterprises, the team needs to strive for victory to consolidate their ranking. Although Beijing Enterprises Men's Basketball has had ups and downs in performance this season, they have built a luxurious frontcourt lineup during the offseason, which cannot be underestimated. Of course, the biggest shortcoming of this team is Min Lulei, whose old-fashioned coaching philosophy no longer keeps up with the current CBA league. The biggest focus of this game is undoubtedly the confrontation between Liaoning's Patton and Beijing Enterprises' Salinger. Patton, as Liaoning's newly introduced gold medal foreign aid, showed the…

Today is January 10th, Friday. The 29th round of the CBA regular season continues, with six matches scheduled for tonight, as follows: At 7:30 PM, Liaoning Flying Leopards will face Beijing Royal Fighters. At 7:30 PM, Nanjing Tongxi Monkey King will play against Jiangsu Dragons. At 7:30 PM, Zhejiang Lions will compete against Shanxi Fenjiu. At 7:30 PM, Shanghai Sharks will take on Guangzhou Long-Lion. At 7:30 PM, Guangdong Southern Tigers will battle Qingdao Eagles. At 8:00 PM, Xinjiang Flying Tigers will challenge Fujian Sturgeons. The match between Zhejiang Lions and Shanxi Fenjiu is particularly anticipated, as Zhejiang currently ranks first and Shanxi second. Regardless of the outcome, Zhejiang's top position will remain unchanged. A victory for Zhejiang would widen the point gap, while a win for Shanxi would reduce it to three points. Another match to look forward to is Liaoning Flying Leopards versus Beijing Royal Fighters. Liaoning is currently ranked fifth, sharing the same points with Zhejiang Chouzhou Golden Rent and Qingdao Eagles, all at 47 points. If Liaoning loses tonight, their ranking could drop significantly. Make sure to schedule your time to catch these exciting games.

As the defending champions, Liaoning Men's Basketball Team has seen a significant decline in their dominance this season due to various reasons, failing even to rank in the top four of the league. Looking at their upcoming schedule, I found that Liaoning's schedule is very tight, as they will soon face several formidable opponents, and it remains to be seen how many games they can win. Firstly, Liaoning will face Beijing Enterprises Group (BEG) Men's Basketball Team on January 10th, with the game being broadcast live by CCTV5, indicating its high level of attention. This season, BEG has continued to strengthen their frontcourt, signing big-name foreign players like Salinger and Shen Zijie, making them a force to be reckoned with. Liaoning's frontcourt is already weak, and their new foreign player has only recently joined the team, so this match could be a good test for him. After playing against BEG, Liaoning will meet Qingdao Men's Basketball Team led by Yang Hanshen. Qingdao has performed well this season, with a record of 19 wins and 9 losses, matching Liaoning's record. The team has been in excellent form recently, winning four consecutive victories over Sichuan, Shanxi, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen. They have quality young domestic frontcourt players like Yang Hanshen, CBA's strongest second-round pick Wang Ruize, and an average of 29 points per game from their foreign player Weatherspoon. Such a lineup is bound to bring significant pressure to Liaoning's inside and outside lines. In the third game, Liaoning will face Shanghai Men's Basketball Team. Shanghai had a poor first stage performance, ranking…

Fu Hao, the newly crowned 6 million top salary player of Liaoning team, has been performing poorly in the new season. Not only has his accurate mid-to-long-range shooting from last season disappeared, but even his signature hook shots and layups have lost their accuracy, resulting in multiple embarrassing situations where he missed uncontested baskets. As a result, Fu Hao has faced ridicule and doubts from many fans, such as not deserving the top salary, becoming unable to play after receiving it, and dragging down Liaoning team with his poor form. So, what exactly is the problem with Fu Hao? Is it a decline in ability or lack of effort? In fact, neither is the case; the real reason is something else. The main reason for Fu Hao's poor performance this season is his mental state. Fans familiar with Fu Hao know that he trains hard and is disciplined, with no complaints about his attitude towards playing. However, Fu Hao has a flaw: his psychological quality is not strong enough, meaning he doesn't have a "big heart." Looking at Fu Hao's past games, he often performs well when things are going smoothly, but once his hand feels off, especially if the first two shots don't go in, Fu Hao tends to perform worse and worse. Since Fu Hao received the top salary contract from Liaoning team, the pressure has increased. Especially during the early part of the season when Liaoning team was plagued by injuries and the foreign players were underperforming, the expectations from the team and fans on Fu Hao…

On January 10th, Beijing time, the 29th round of the CBA regular season will feature six matches, with major teams such as Liaoning, Guangdong, Guangsha, Xinjiang, and Shanxi all in action. Among these, the top-of-the-table clash between Guangsha and Shanxi has become the focus of this round. However, it is regrettable that this crucial match between Guangsha and Shanxi did not receive the favor of CCTV. In this round, only one game has been confirmed for broadcast by CCTV Sports Channel, which will be the match between Liaoning and Beikong, to be aired during prime time. The 29th round of matches has been divided into two days, on the 10th and 11th. Compared to the games on the following day, these six matches are undoubtedly more attractive. The most anticipated is undoubtedly the battle between Guangsha and Shanxi. Both teams have had outstanding records this season, with Guangsha at the top with 24 wins and 4 losses, while Shanxi ranks second with 21 wins and 6 losses. This round can also be seen as a battle for the top spot. Whether in terms of entertainment value or the intensity of the competition, this match is the most suspenseful of the round. This season, Guangsha and Shanxi have faced each other once, with Guangsha defeating Shanxi, currently leading the head-to-head record 1-0. This time, Guangsha returns home to face the season's first dark horse. Can they continue their previous magic? It should be noted that Guangsha has not lost at home this season, with a current home record of 15 wins…

On the evening of January 4th, Beijing time, the 26th round of the 2024-25 CBA regular season will see defending champions Liaoning Bensteel travel north to face fellow Northeast team Jilin Jiutai Rural Commercial Bank. Half a month ago, Jilin Men's Basketball managed to defeat Liaoning Men's Basketball with a score of 114 to 102, despite the absence of their core player Er Jiang, under the leadership of foreign players Jones and Kizlink. This time around, Liaoning Men's Basketball suffered a crushing defeat in their last away game against Beijing Shougang, making this an absolutely crucial match that they cannot afford to lose. Just before the game, Liaoning Men's Basketball received some uplifting news from the front lines. According to accurate information, core guard Zhao Jiwei, who has been out for over a month due to injury, is set to make his return in this match. Prior to this, Zhao Jiwei had traveled from Shenyang to Changchun with teammate Huang Qiushi to reunite with the team. After a long period of treatment and recovery, the esophageal inflammation that plagued him has finally been resolved. So far this season, Zhao Jiwei has averaged 10.8 points, 2.7 rebounds, 6.7 assists, and 1.64 steals per game, making him the team's assist leader and steal leader. In Zhao Jiwei's absence, Yang Ming had to constantly adjust the starting lineup, first using foreign player Fug as the point guard. However, Fug's offensive efficiency declined as he had to juggle both organizing and defensive responsibilities. Later, after much difficulty, new recruit Wang Lanqin's state exploded, and…

CBA regular season round 28 continued with Xinjiang securing a big win against Nanjing and Liaoning easily defeating Sichuan. Below is a brief summary of the matches. ‌[Xinjiang - Nanjing]‌ Nanjing strategically gave up, with Lif and domestic mainstays mostly absent. As a result, they had to rely on the individual abilities of their foreign small forwards to solve problems. Floyd and Harris accounted for 24 out of the team's first quarter 27 points, almost entirely through one-on-one play without significant tactical coordination. Xinjiang, on the contrary, demonstrated excellent teamwork with 13 assists in a single quarter, showcasing a fluid offensive game with everyone contributing, especially successful in breaking through the inside. This allowed them to temporarily lead by three points at 30-27. In the second quarter, the game rhythm remained largely unchanged. Nanjing's lineup depth was stretched thin, with weak domestic players, leaving only the two foreign players to take turns performing. Once their shooting accuracy dropped, the situation became increasingly severe. Xinjiang played with ease, maintaining high efficiency both inside and outside, feeling no pressure. They ended the half with a small scoring spree to solidify their advantage, leading 69-51 by 18 points. The second half progressed steadily, with neither side causing significant waves, and the match lost suspense early. Xinjiang finished with a decisive victory over Nanjing, 124-99. ‌[Liaoning - Sichuan]‌ The match was not particularly smooth, with head coach Han Shuo receiving a technical foul for being dissatisfied with the refereeing, and Han Dejun getting a flagrant foul for pulling someone from behind. The frequent whistles…

After suffering a home defeat against Zhejiang Guangsha, Liaoning Men's Basketball Team has faced several championship contenders this season, including Shanxi Fenjiu, Xinjiang Guanghui, Beijing Shougang, and Zhejiang Guangsha, ultimately ending in defeat against all of them. This poor situation has made the management realize the severity of the title defense this season. Therefore, after signing Justin Patton, Liaoning did not stop their pursuit of reinforcements. They have just signed James Webb III, a top-tier stretch four player, who has already set off for Shenyang. However, this is not the last signing of the season for Liaoning, as the management is working on bringing in a fifth foreign player, which could potentially cause a seismic shift in the CBA landscape! According to American media reports, the NBA's Toronto Raptors have officially parted ways with their frontcourt player Bruno Fernando, making him an unrestricted free agent. Currently, multiple CBA clubs and Turkish league teams have extended offers to Bruno Fernando. There are rumors that Liaoning is also among the suitors for this beast-level interior player. If they can secure his services, it would directly enhance Liaoning's overall strength. The 26-year-old Fernando is an extremely explosive interior player with a physique. Despite being only 208 cm tall, Fernando weighs 108 kg. Last season with the Atlanta Hawks, he averaged 6.3 points, 4.3 rebounds, and 1.0 assists per game. However, after transferring to the Raptors this season, Fernando's playing opportunities were very limited. He was at a disadvantage in the competition with players like Poeltl, Boucher, and Olynyk, ultimately leading to his release.…

Guangdong Men's Basketball Team has won four consecutive victories, narrowing the gap in wins with the top four teams. However, the issue of lacking rotation options for their core guard Xu Jie remains unsolved. Yang Yi, who was promoted to the first team this season, is even shorter than Xu Jie and lacks mid-to-long-range shooting ability, making him ineffective both offensively and defensively. Coach Du Feng tried him out in one game but did not dare to use him again. Other domestic guards on the team either lack the ability to dribble to the front court or are accustomed to playing supporting roles, unable to share the workload of Xu Jie. Therefore, there is an urgent need to introduce a small foreign aid with ball-handling capabilities. According to several authoritative media sources, Guangdong Men's Basketball Team has officially offered a 1.93-meter guard, De'Shan Nichols. As a representative of tall point guards, Nichols' ball control and handling skills can definitely meet the requirements of Coach Du Feng. However, he is slightly lacking in shooting ability. Since he only needs to cover the remaining schedule of the second stage, such a short-term contract does not require a significant salary investment. If he can develop good chemistry with the team, he will continue to be signed until the end of the season; otherwise, he is likely to leave after the second stage ends. Zhu Fangyu will look for suitable reinforcements from the NBA's February layoff list. According to news provided by Liaoning media, Liaoning Men's Basketball Team's foreign player James Webb III has…

The 28th round of the CBA regular season on January 8th saw two exciting matchups, featuring Xinjiang against Nanjing and Liaoning against Sichuan. These games not only showcased the tactical characteristics of different teams but also reflected their current competitive states and developmental stages. In the match between Xinjiang and Nanjing, the disparity in strength was evident from the outset. Due to a strategic withdrawal, Nanjing's main player, Leaf, along with several domestic core players, did not participate, significantly reducing the team's overall strength. In this situation, Nanjing had to rely on its foreign players, Floyd and Harris, who became the primary offensive support. In the first quarter, these two foreign players performed exceptionally well, scoring 24 out of the team's 27 points. However, this over-reliance on individual ability has obvious limitations. Their scores mostly came from individual efforts, lacking teamwork, making such an offensive approach unsustainable and easily targeted by opponents. In contrast, Xinjiang displayed a completely different playing style. They completed 13 assists in the first quarter, showcasing excellent team coordination and chemistry. Xinjiang's offense flowed smoothly, particularly with significant success in inside penetration. The team worked closely together, producing delightful team basketball. As the game progressed, Nanjing's disadvantages became increasingly apparent. With insufficient depth in the lineup and weaker local players, once the foreign players' form fluctuated, the team struggled to maintain stable scoring. Xinjiang, on the other hand, played more freely, maintaining high efficiency with a combination of inside and outside play, ultimately winning by a large margin of 124-99. In the other game, Liaoning faced…