The match between Liaoning and Guangsha at Liaoning's home court turned out to be quite unexpected. Initially anticipated as an evenly matched contest, it ultimately became a one-sided "performance" by Guangsha, who defeated Liaoning with a score of 101:88. Liaoning struggled to find their rhythm throughout the game. Brown from Guangsha had a personal explosion, scoring 41 points, tearing apart Liaoning's defense and leading Guangsha to a complete domination. Liaoning's performance was disappointing, with almost all the main players in a low state, making continuous mistakes, and showing little progress on the offensive end. This match served as a wake-up call for Liaoning, exposing numerous issues. It wasn't just about losing a game; the underlying problems were much more severe than the score indicated. In the first half of the game, both teams had relatively balanced firepower, with Liaoning slightly ahead. At the end of the first quarter, Liaoning led 24:23, but the direction of the game changed completely afterward. In the second quarter, Guangsha started to exert themselves, with Zhao Yanhao and Knight continuously hitting three-pointers, directly overtaking the score. Liaoning's offense suddenly faltered, missing shots and having a messy defense, especially Brown, who gave Liaoning a warning in a single quarter. His three-point shots were incredibly accurate, almost as if they had eyes. By halftime, Guangsha had a four-point lead. In the third quarter, Guangsha seemed to have turned on a cheat code, quickly widening the gap. Brown's performance was particularly impressive, scoring 14 points alone in a single quarter, completely disrupting Liaoning's rhythm. On Liaoning's side, the…

CBA's second phase has entered its final sprint stage. On January 21st, Beijing time, the last six matches of the 33rd round were completed. This night saw no upsets, with three teams suffering significant losses in what could be called "tragedies," and one team losing both the game and their composure. However, the team that suffered the most and was the most regrettable was undoubtedly Beijing BAIC. This night, they were the biggest losers and also became the stepping stone for Guangsha's 10-game winning streak. With a score of 94 to 91, Beijing narrowly lost at home to Guangsha, painfully suffering their third consecutive defeat. In this match, Beijing BAIC played quite tenaciously. Zeng Fanbo returned, and Xu Limin shortened the team's rotation, with nine main players rotating throughout the game to battle Guangsha fiercely. In the first quarter, Beijing once trailed Guangsha by 15 points, and at halftime, Beijing continued to trail Guangsha by 12 points. Beijing made a strong push in the third quarter, with Solomon leading the charge as Beijing scored 28-16 in a single quarter to fill the hole dug in the first half. In the fourth quarter, Beijing managed to overtake the score three times, but ultimately failed due to Fang Shuo dragging the team down once again. In the last 26 seconds of the fourth quarter, trailing Guangsha by one point, Beijing threw an inbound pass. Fang Shuo failed to make the pass on his first attempt and called a timeout himself. On the second attempt, Xu Limin still had Fang Shuo make the…

CBA regular season has completed 33 rounds, with Beijing team's record at 20 wins and 12 losses, ranking only ninth. Last night, they suffered a home defeat of 91-94 against Guangsha, being double-killed by the opponent this season. After the game, head coach Xu Limin once again resorted to "psychological victory," drawing widespread criticism. The countdown for Coach Xu's departure has begun. In last night's match, Beijing had a chance to level the score in the final moments, even leading for a long time in the fourth quarter. However, Xu Limin's critical play tactics are questionable, with Fang Shuo's key mistake and a period of playing with a single foreign aid in the third quarter contributing to Beijing's loss. Looking at Beijing's recent three consecutive defeats, Xu Limin's post-game comments always confuse people, claiming victory or satisfaction with everyone's performance despite the losing streak without addressing or solving problems. It now appears that even with a strong lineup, Xu Limin cannot lead the team to the championship momentum expected. Beijing has initiated an emergency plan, and it seems that Coach Xu's opportunities to prove himself are limited. With the second stage of the regular season nearing its end, if Beijing fails to halt their decline, the transfer window will likely mark the end of Xu Limin's tenure. The second piece of news comes from Guangdong men's basketball team. Last night, Guangdong defeated Nanjing 112-94, securing a nine-game winning streak to rise to fifth place, achieving both a leap in performance and a stable lineup. Bazley, who returned for the second…

Last night, the CBA regular season saw six intense matches, with the results causing a significant shake-up in the rankings. Guangsha narrowly defeated Beijing, Fujian lost to Jilin, Shanxi overcame Guangzhou, Shanghai triumphed over Sichuan, Guangdong easily won against Nanjing, and Xinjiang beat Qingdao. As a result, the league standings experienced a major upheaval overnight. Guangsha, the league leader, maintained its top position, while Guangdong rose to fifth and Xinjiang to sixth. Liaoning, on the other hand, was overtaken by both teams and fell to seventh. Currently, there is a tight competition among six teams for the top four spots, as they all have the same number of points. In the match between Guangsha and Beijing, Guangsha established an early lead and held on to it despite Beijing's attempts to rally. The final score was 94-91 in favor of Guangsha, securing their tenth consecutive victory and solidifying their lead in the standings. Beijing, however, suffered their third consecutive loss and dropped to ninth place. Xinjiang hosted Qingdao in a game that had developed a rivalry-like intensity throughout the season. Xinjiang took control from the start and maintained their lead throughout the game, eventually winning 103-83 and completing a double victory over Qingdao for the season. This win moved Xinjiang up to sixth place in the league, surpassing Liaoning, while Qingdao remained in eighth. Guangdong faced Nanjing in a match that was not as competitive as expected. Guangdong led throughout the game and even brought in substitutes in the fourth quarter to practice, ultimately defeating Nanjing 112-94. This victory marked Guangdong's…

You might wonder, as the reigning champion of the CBA, how could Liaoning Men's Basketball Team have fallen to such a state, suffering consecutive away defeats, even losing their touch, playing like a lost rookie team. The recent losing streak has made people exclaim: Can even tigers get sleepy? Especially in the last game against Jilin, it was truly a sight to behold. From the start of the game, Liaoning seemed to have forgotten how to play basketball, trailing by a whopping 39 points in the first half! What does this mean? This isn't playing basketball; this is getting beaten, like a primary school student with a big backpack being bullied by older students in a practice match. In the first half, they scored only 38 points, while Jilin had already racked up a significant lead, suffocating Liaoning. Despite a slight improvement and some fightback from the players in the second half, they still couldn't turn the tide and ended up losing by 12 points. Watching this game, one begins to question whether Liaoning has lost its championship identity. The team can be described as utterly dispirited. Even their pillar inside player, Han Dejun, an old hand, appeared somewhat powerless on the court. Injuries keep piling up, with Zhao Jiwei out, and Liu Yanyu and Zhang Chengzhi Feng also plagued by injuries, further weakening an already not-so-strong lineup. The latest news is that Li Xiaoxu also left the court due to injury, with the severity unclear. Injuries just keep coming, making the team's lineup resemble a damaged jigsaw puzzle, incomplete…

On the night of January 19, the fickleness of fans was vividly reflected in Liaoning Men's Basketball Team. Netizens keenly pointed out that Zhao Jiwei's performance in recent games has been as erratic as a fly, and it was finally good not to see Fu Hao in this game. If Fu Hao had played, the losses would have been even greater. The fourth quarter always featured the same four players, with only one offensive point from Fergie, and Yang Ming's tactics were truly unimpressive. It seems that Yang Ming is simply not good enough; previously, the team relied on domestic reinforcements to overwhelm opponents, but this year, with the loosening of foreign player restrictions, the focus has shifted to tactics, exposing their weaknesses. Zhao Jiwei's poor form should mean less playing time, as it significantly affects the team's overall performance! Some individual players can be the backbone of the team, but they are not the sole support! The coach's reliance on certain players is akin to an addiction! Yang Ming should go home for the New Year; Guo's resources have been exhausted, and most of the players have been out of form since the second stage ended, showing no signs of recovery. It seems that the coaching position at Liaoning Men's Basketball Team is not suitable for you after all. Currently, Liaoning's offense relies heavily on pick-and-roll plays, and if these don't work, they resort to holding the ball and forcing shots. Zhejiang Chouzhou Men's Basketball Team had a three-point shooting rate of 50% (17 out of 34), while Liaoning…

On the night of January 19th, not only did Yang Ming lose face, but also the entire Liaoning men's basketball team! Netizens hotly debated and pointed out incisively and vividly: under the double foreign aid situation, Zhao Jiwei is just a mascot. Liaoning's first championship was with double foreign aids, Guo Ailun was the true main force, equivalent to an import player. The next three championships were all with single foreign aid, and Zhao Jiwei made significant contributions in the single foreign aid scenario because Liaoning had strong domestic players. Now, however, they are aging, and Zhao's performance has dropped too quickly, resulting in losses in the fourth quarter; this year, Liaoning has no chance. In fact, the fundamental problem is strength. It is an indisputable fact that Liaoning's strength is far less than before; they just dare not admit it. They must face reality and revitalize their prestige. They should correctly view the existing problems of the Liaoning team, such as incomplete personnel, an aging squad, and rigid tactics. Yang Ming is really the coach who loves to pretend the most. Liaoning was originally a team with an iron will, but ever since Zhang Gongzi and Yang Ming arrived, everything changed. It's not that Yang Ming is holding them back; with Liaoning's domestic players, they should have won more championships. This reminds me of Fan Zhiyi's words: "In the finals, he didn't play for even a minute, but he held the trophy with the most enthusiasm." It seems that the dual foreign aid system has led to increasingly fierce…

It's no wonder that Liaoning Men's Basketball Team suffered a crushing defeat to Zhejiang Chouzhou, as fans have revealed the inside story of the loss, with Yang Ming being fooled around. Netizens have keenly pointed out: "Now, Liaoning Men's Basketball Team's offensive play, have you seen how far it has been pressed? Ferg still had 6 seconds left when he got the ball beyond the three-point line to start the attack, and there were two rounds where the time ran out in the end. Zhao Jiwei passed the buck to Li Xiaoxu, who forced a three-pointer from beyond the arc, but missed completely. This rhythm is so pressing that it's like a trance, not looking for scoring opportunities anymore, so how can we score?" No matter how many open positions Weber runs out, no one passes him the ball! In name, it's a double foreign aid, but in reality, only one small foreign aid is used. The Liaoning locker room has already lost control, with no tactics to speak of, just individual plays. This year's recruitment and team management, Xiao Liu and Yang Ming are hard to blame. Yang Ming should have reflected on this long ago, but now it's too late. As a coach who won three consecutive championships, he has led the team to be lifeless and lacking in personnel, which is really digging a hole for himself! Now, in the CBA, there are four foreign players, and they can play two in the first three quarters, right? Zhao Lüzhou's three-point shooting level feels like it should be…

Congratulations to Guangdong! They have officially surpassed Liaoning in the rankings, with Xu Jie breaking Zhu Fangyu's record, and Bazley finally showing his potential. Guangdong defeated Nanjing Tongxi 112-94, completing a three-game sweep while also securing their ninth consecutive victory. After the game, Guangdong had three major pieces of good news! The first piece of good news is that they have surpassed Liaoning in the rankings. After defeating Tongxi, Guangdong's record reached 22 wins and 11 losses, exactly the same as Liaoning. However, due to Guangdong's double victories over Qingdao this season, and Qingdao's double victories over Liaoning, Guangdong has an advantage in head-to-head matchups. Therefore, Guangdong has now surpassed both Qingdao and Liaoning, ranking fifth in the league. The second piece of good news is that Xu Jie has broken another record. In this game, Xu Jie provided 13 assists, bringing his career total to 1195 assists, officially surpassing the legendary Zhu Fangyu to rank fifth in team history. The third piece of good news is that Bazley has finally "gotten it," as he played significantly better than before. He scored 20 points and grabbed 7 rebounds in the game, delivering an impressive performance. In the past three seasons, Liaoning has achieved a three-peat, while Guangdong has gradually declined, failing to return to the finals for three consecutive years. This season, Guangdong experienced difficulties with Hu Mingxuan's injury and the delayed arrival of their small foreign player, causing their ranking to drop out of the top ten at one point. However, with the efforts of Xu Jie, Jilun Walters,…

On January 19, the CBA regular season continued with fierce competition. With Liaoning's 88-101 loss to Zhejiang, ranking fourth, and Beikong's 112-102 victory over Shenzhen, securing their third consecutive win and rising to tenth place, Liaoning, Zhejiang, and Shanxi are now tied on points for third place. Guangdong is seventh, and Xinjiang is eighth. The regular season landscape has changed once again. Let's take a look at the summary and rankings of these matches! Liaoning suffered a 13-point defeat against Zhejiang, ranking fourth! Throughout the game, Zhejiang took an early lead with Jones scoring inside, leading 9-2. Foger made a mid-range shot, and Jones hit a three-pointer as Zhejiang launched an offensive to take the lead. Liaoning responded with an 8-0 run from beyond the arc to close the gap! At the end of the first quarter, Zhejiang was leading by 2 points! In the second quarter, Wells hit a three-pointer, giving Liaoning the lead. York stepped up and hit consecutive threes, leading his team to directly overtake the score. Liaoning adjusted in time and responded with a run to establish a double-digit lead. York stood out again and continued to hit threes, as Zhejiang fought tenaciously to catch up. At halftime, Zhejiang was trailing by 2 points! In the third quarter, York continued his hot shooting and hit a three-pointer at the start. Han Dejun scored inside, and both teams opened up from outside in the middle of the quarter, with Cheng Shaipeng and Zhao Jiwei hitting threes. The two teams were evenly matched, but at the end of…