Three Updates Ahead of Guangdong's Clash with Beikong: Zou Yuchen Uninjured, Fourth Foreign Player Confirmed, Zhu Fangyu's Sharp Business Acumen On January 12th, Beijing time, the 30th round of the CBA will feature a key match as Guangdong faces off against Beijing Beikong. Guangdong, currently on a five-game winning streak, will return home to host Beikong. The two teams previously met on the 8th of last month, when Guangdong, fresh from an intense game against Jiangsu that saw Hu Mingxuan and Wang Shaojie injured and Du Runwang suspended, surprisingly defeated a full-strength Beikong 105-98 with a depleted lineup. This victory was pivotal in changing the trajectory of Guangdong's season. Following this win, Guangdong has secured 9 victories out of the next 14 games, steadily climbing the rankings to reach the eighth position. Beikong, on the other hand, has only managed 7 wins and 7 losses in their last 14 rounds, recently suffering two consecutive defeats. Their ranking remains stuck at tenth place, with a growing gap of 4 points from the top eight. In this upcoming battle, both Guangdong and Beikong will be without their star point guards; Hu Mingxuan is nursing a shoulder injury, while Liao Sannings ankle injury has worsened to bone marrow edema, with an uncertain return date. Additionally, Zou Yuchen suffered a knee strain in the last game against Liaoning. The good news is that Xu Jie has stepped up to support Guangdong's backcourt, and Beikong's starting shooting guard Zhang Fan has been back for some time. Zou Yuchens injury is not serious, and he is…

This is the reason why Liaoning Men's Basketball narrowly defeated Beijing Beikong, which was caused by these things. Netizens hotly debated and pointed out incisively and vividly: "The two teams in Beijing are full of talented players, but the results were unexpected. The Beikong coach is my least favorite; with so many capable players, they still couldn't win. I don't understand why Liu Xiaoyu played for so long. If he really had the ability, why didn't Guangdong or Shanghai keep him? He and Zhao Jiwei are the same; average at organizing and not good at shooting." Zhao Jiwei has changed a lot; his temper has grown, and he thinks highly of himself. He wants to stand out but doesn't have the ability! He's not as effective now, especially when playing alongside two foreign players; he's nothing. Also, Yan Shouqi missed several easy shots; I really don't understand why Yang Ming often lets him play. Liaoning's three-point shooting accuracy in this game was too poor; there was no stable three-point shooter. Yang Ming should lower his stance a bit; stop pretending to be someone you're not, stay steady, and don't get carried away; you don't have Michael Jordan in your hands. What were Li Xiaoxu, Fu Hao, Wang Lanyi, and Emperor Hand playing at? Zhao Jiwei also performed quite ordinarily; if it weren't for Frug's super-level performance, Liaoning would have lost again. Although the referees were also blowing calls blindly, completely disrupting Liaoning's rhythm, Liaoning's players and coach Yang Ming must quickly adjust! Fu Hao's performance has been subpar for more…

In the CBA regular season, Liaoning BenGang faced off against Beijing Enterprises Group in an intense match. Liaoning has been performing averagely recently, with three wins and two losses in their last five games. Similarly, Beijing Enterprises Group has also been inconsistent, with a record of three wins and two losses in their recent matches. Both teams are evenly matched and eager to secure a victory to boost team morale and improve their rankings. After a fierce competition, Liaoning narrowly defeated Beijing Enterprises Group with a score of 104-101. Let's take a look at the highlights of the game. Game Highlights:‌ At the start of the game, Liaoning's Dezmine Wells was on fire, scoring continuously to help his team take the lead. Beijing Enterprises Group's Zhang Fan responded with a scoring spree of his own, and at the end of the first quarter, Liaoning held a slim 33-30 advantage. In the second quarter, both teams were locked in a tight battle, with the score seesawing back and forth. Although Liaoning's Kyle Fogg contributed, Beijing Enterprises Group's Travis was equally impressive, and at halftime, Beijing Enterprises Group had overtaken Liaoning with a score of 53-52. However, after the break, Liaoning's Kyle Fogg exploded, driving and shooting to score high points in a single quarter, leading Liaoning to a successful offensive run and retake the lead. Beijing Enterprises Group tried to catch up, but Liaoning's relentless attack gave them a significant lead by the end of the third quarter. In the final quarter, Liaoning continued to play steadily, with Fogg maintaining his…

On January 10th, Beijing time, the 29th round of the CBA regular season ushered in an intense competition. In this round of events, Liaoning Team hosted a thrilling match against Beikong Team, eventually winning with a score of 104 to 101. In fact, by the end of the game, Liaoning Team had already made the outcome of the game seem certain with their previous excellent performance. It was thought that victory was in hand, but who could have expected that in the final stages of the game, the Liaoning Team players may have become complacent due to feeling that victory was within reach, resulting in a slack situation. This slackness almost allowed Beikong Team to seize the opportunity for a comeback. Such a thrilling scene greatly angered Liaoning Team's head coach, Yang Ming. Even though the team ultimately won the game, Yang Ming still found it difficult to suppress his anger. After the game, he severely criticized the entire team, stating that the players' performance was simply unacceptable, and their overly arrogant attitude meant they did not take the game seriously enough. Such a careless game state really made Coach Yang Ming extremely dissatisfied! After the game, a series of messages came from the Liaoning Team side, totaling five aspects of 3 concerns and 2 joys. No wonder Coach Yang Ming would appear extremely dissatisfied, after all, although this game was won, there were indeed many problems exposed. The first is the performance of the local players on the court. Taking the total points scored throughout the game as an…

Shanxi Fenjiu, the dark horse of this season, suffered a crushing defeat at the hands of Zhejiang Guangsha, exposing their lack of talent in the No. 1 position for ball control and operation. It is reported that after the mid-season transfer window opens, Shanxi Fenjiu offered a 2-for-1 deal to Jiangsu Kendingya for national-level guard Cui Xiaolong, using young interior player Lv Jiahui plus cash. Since Cui Xiaolong has agreed to the personal terms offered by Shanxi Fenjiu, the two clubs are close to reaching a deal, with only minor details left to be finalized. The main framework of the deal will be cash-based, with the addition of young players as a sweetener, mainly because the rules stipulate that mid-season trades must involve player exchanges; otherwise, they can only claim free agents. Cui Xiaolong falls into the former category, and it is not yet clear whether Lv Jiahui will be loaned or transferred. Under the foreign aid policy of 4 quarters and 7 rotations, Lv Jiahui cannot get playing time. As a national youth power forward, it would be better for him to go to Jiangsu Kendingya, which lacks tall interior players, rather than waste his talent on the bench. Cui Xiaolong is the tall point guard that Shanxi Fenjiu urgently needs. If he joins, it will undoubtedly add another layer of defense to the perimeter for Shanxi Fenjiu. This trade is beneficial for both the players and the team, and hopefully, the CBA league will have more personnel mobility. After losing at home to Fujian Xingxing, who is at…

Does a victory truly prove that one team is stronger than the other? In the match between Liaoning and Beikong men's basketball teams, Liaoning seemed to have defended their home court with a 104-101 victory. However, issues with refereeing, the absence of Zhang Zhenlin, and the underwhelming performance of supporting players revealed several concerning situations. On the other hand, Beikong's resilience turned the game from "no suspense" to "full of suspense." Is this a battle of strength or fate? Perhaps, the answer is not straightforward. Have you ever watched a game where the players pour sweat and fight to the extreme, yet the referee's decisions seem to be the main attraction? The matchup between Liaoning and Beikong was just like that. Beikong's foreign player Salinge stood on the free-throw line 23 times, more than Liaoning's entire team. This statistic makes people frown, making them wonder if the protagonist of the game is the two teams' players or the referee's whistle? Of course, the referees did not intend to favor anyone, but this free-throw disparity indeed made the game "complicated." It must be acknowledged that Beikong's bold and aggressive style did create more opportunities to attack the basket, and Liaoning's frequent fouls due to defensive mispositioning are also facts. However, when the game is filled with such controversies, any dramatic scene can easily put the referees in the limelight. Fans may all have the same question—Is such a standard reasonable? Interestingly, this situation seems not to be accidental. Liaoning has already felt "passive" due to refereeing issues more than once this…

104-101, Liaoning managed to hold their home court and narrowly defeat Beikong Men's Basketball. The defending champions were able to secure a victory, which they owe largely to Ferg's explosive performance in the third quarter. Without his contribution, Liaoning would have lost. The team did not play well, especially in the fourth quarter, where they became too relaxed after leading by a significant margin, almost allowing their opponents to make a comeback. This is something that needs serious reflection. In the post-game interview, Yang Ming expressed his dissatisfaction with the team's performance, criticizing their arrogance. There are two pieces of good news for Liaoning: Firstly, Ferg has returned to form, the Finals MVP and best foreign player. He and Wells alternate in their explosive performances, supporting each other. Liaoning's small foreign players are incredibly strong, boasting a luxurious backcourt lineup. The second piece of good news is that Patton is really good, not a flop. His passing ability is crucial for the team. Unfortunately, his tactical position is insufficient, and he doesn't get enough ball possession. If given more opportunities, it's believed that he will perform well; he's a player who uses his brain on the court. However, Liaoning also faces three pieces of bad news: Firstly, Zhao Jiwei continues to struggle, with poor offensive performance since his return. He made many mistakes in this game, not in sync with his teammates. Additionally, he's committing more fouls and becoming increasingly temperamental, which is unbecoming of a leader. Secondly, Liaoning's frontline capabilities are concerning. Li Xiaoxu and Fu Hao have low…

In this round of the game where Liaoning defeated Beikong 104-101 at home, head coach Yang Ming was extremely dissatisfied after the match. He was furious during post-game interviews and press conferences, using the word "arrogance" twice to severely criticize many players on the Liaoning team. What exactly happened? Let's review what specifically occurred in the last five minutes of the game. Liaoning actually eliminated the suspense early in the game. The two teams were evenly matched in the first half, but Liaoning took control in the third quarter, leading Beikong by as many as 12 points at the end of the third quarter. In the decisive fourth quarter, both teams experienced varying degrees of offensive struggles. However, Beikong dug a bigger hole for themselves in the third quarter, and in the fourth quarter, they allowed Liaoning to go on a 16-10 run, increasing the deficit to as much as 18 points. Usually, at this point in the game, Liaoning just needed to play out the clock, and the suspense would be gone. However, in the last five minutes, Liaoning dug an even bigger hole for themselves, causing Yang Ming and the home fans to almost break out in cold sweat, nearly stealing the headlines from Xinjiang's upset loss to Fujian. With 4 minutes and 53 seconds left in the fourth quarter, Zhao Jiwei scored 2 points with a layup. In the following nearly five minutes, Liaoning failed to score a single point, allowing Beikong to go on a 15-0 run. It was only because Salinger missed a three-pointer with…

In the 29th round of the CBA regular season, Liaoning Men's Basketball Team narrowly defeated Beikong Men's Basketball Team at home with a score of 104-101. Originally, this game was not supposed to be suspenseful. In the third quarter, Ferg almost single-handedly helped the team gain a huge lead with a performance of 24 points in a single quarter. In the fourth quarter, there were no major issues for the first 7 minutes or so. However, a situation arose that made Yang Ming furious, as the score remained at 104, and Liaoning Men's Basketball Team failed to score any points in nearly 5 minutes, making several unreasonable ball handling decisions. Beikong Men's Basketball Team took advantage of this opportunity to reduce the score difference to only 3 points and still had possession of the ball. The game ended when Salinge missed the equalizing three-pointer. After the game, Yang Ming expressed his dissatisfaction during an interview, stating that the content of the last part of the game needs to be carefully reviewed and summarized. He emphasized that the game should not have ended in such a manner. Although the team's current lineup is strong, their performance is not as good as it was during more challenging times. He questioned where this arrogance came from and warned that if such a situation occurs in the playoffs, all the hard work throughout the season would be wasted. Despite winning the game, he was not satisfied. At the subsequent press conference, Yang Ming also expressed his discontent, saying that Liaoning Men's Basketball Team was…

On January 10th, Beijing time, it was unprecedented to see Yang Ming's sullen face after winning, as if he had lost. He directly criticized the team on the spot, which was really anger. The match between Liaoning and Beikong was extremely dramatic. Liaoning won at home with a narrow victory of 3 points, but in fact, they didn't have to play so dangerously, and the gap didn't have to be so small. In the last 5 minutes of the last quarter, Liaoning played one of the ugliest performances this season, which is why Yang Ming was sullen after the game, even though he won, his expression was as if he had lost. He was really angry and very dissatisfied. Let's first look at what Yang Ming said in the post-match interview. He directly criticized his team on the sidelines, saying that even if they have new foreign aid now, and even if the personnel are complete, everyone must not be arrogant: "I don't know where the arrogance of the players comes from. Although we won the game, I am very dissatisfied." The implication is that they were too arrogant, thinking that they could win steadily and looking down upon their opponents, being too arrogant, and once paid the price for it. During the post-match interview, Yang Ming's face did not show a trace of smile, and his expression was very ugly. Why was this? Let's turn back the clock to when there were still 5 minutes and 30 seconds left. At that time, Zhao Jiwei made a three-pointer, leading 102:84…