On January 17th, the CBA regular season continued with Beijing Shougang facing off against Qingdao Men's Basketball. After losing to Beikong Men's Basketball in the previous game, Shougang Men's Basketball was under considerable pressure, which is why Zhou Qi, who had missed several games previously, returned to support the team. Although Shougang Men's Basketball is generally stronger in terms of strength, under the leadership of Yang Hanshen, Qingdao Men's Basketball took a 4-point lead in the first quarter with a score of 22:18. In the second quarter, although Qingdao Men's Basketball still played at a leisurely pace, the momentum of the game remained on their side. Qingdao Men's Basketball won the quarter with a score of 33:25, taking an 8-point lead. At the end of the first half, Qingdao Men's Basketball led by 12 points. It was already disheartening enough that the team was trailing, but what made Beijing Shougang fans even more upset was that Zhou Qi was ejected from the game and could face additional penalties. Why did Zhou Qi engage in angry pursuit and scolding? During the game, Zhou Qi was dissatisfied with the referee's call and approached the referee to protest. Perhaps due to Zhou Qi's unfriendly attitude and impoliteness during the conversation, the referee called a technical foul on him. Referee No. 59's call against Zhou Qi caused his anger to explode. Zhou Qi rushed up to angrily chase and scold the referee, even appearing as if he were about to become physically aggressive. Zhou Qi should perhaps thank Referee No. 103, who, upon noticing…

Zhou Qi gets ejected upon return! Reasons exposed, will he face CBA punishment? On January 17th, Beijing time, in the CBA regular season match between Beijing Men's Basketball and Qingdao Men's Basketball, Zhou Qi, who had just recovered from an injury, once again paid a price for his lack of composure. He only played two quarters before being ejected from the game after arguing with the referee and receiving two technical fouls (Ts) within less than two minutes at the start of the third quarter. According to CBA tradition, Zhou Qi is likely to face severe penalties from the basketball association this time, with at least a fine being inevitable. The CBA has always been strict in punishing conflicts between players and referees. Many fans are also concerned about why Zhou Qi was so angry this time that he risked getting a T by directly arguing with the referee? From the game video, it can be seen that Zhou Qi was mainly dissatisfied with the refereeing standards of referee No. 59. In the 10th minute of the third quarter, Beijing Men's Basketball held the ball and attacked, and Zhou Qi received the ball and prepared to drive to the basket. However, he collided with Yang Hanshen of Qingdao Men's Basketball and fell to the ground. Zhou Qi quickly passed the ball to other teammates. At that time, the referee did not make any indication. Zhou Qi believed that Yang Hanshen had the suspicion of blocking because Yang Hanshen made a foot movement when he started. Zhou Qi therefore communicated and…

Translation of the article content into English: In the 2024-25 season CBA regular season, Beijing lost 102-129 to Beikong at home, suffering their 10th loss of the season and setting a new record for their largest defeat. The Beijing team, missing key players such as Zhou Qi and Zeng Fanbo, was suppressed throughout the game, with Beikong leading by more than 30 points in the fourth quarter. Beikong's Salinger, Trelles, Zhang Fan, and Chen Guohao all performed exceptionally well, each scoring over 20 points, helping the team end their three-game losing streak. Beijing's Jie Man scored 21 points and 7 assists but was unable to prevent the team from losing. After this match, Zhai Xiaochuan and Fang Shuo achieved personal milestones in their CBA careers for scoring and three-pointers made. Unfortunately, the team did not win on the night of these milestones, which is somewhat awkward. With Beijing's 102-129 loss to Beikong, Beijing moved to 7th place in the standings, while Beikong moved to 10th. In the 31st round of the CBA regular season, Shanxi defeated Tianjin 136-113 at home, securing a two-game winning streak and consolidating their second-place position in the league. In this match, Shanxi's Diyallo played particularly well, coming off the bench to efficiently score 34 points, 8 rebounds, and 4 assists. Other players also performed well, such as Zhang Ning and Goodwin each scoring 23 points, Jiao Hailong contributing 18 points, and Giles getting 11 points and 16 rebounds. Despite Tianjin's foreign player Laviet's superhuman performance, scoring 42 points alone, Lin Tingqian getting 17 points, and…

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…

On January 13th, Beijing time, the CBA played another 6 games. The focus of the battle was the Zhejiang derby, with Guangsha defeating Zhejiang 102:98 to win their sixth consecutive victory; Jilin defeated Shenzhen 115:112 in a thrilling finish; Shougang beat Fujian 105:89; Shandong defeated Guangzhou 121:89; Tianjin won away against Sichuan 109:104; Shanxi defeated Ningbo 134:119 in a big victory. After this round, there have been significant changes in the latest CBA standings: Latest Standings Looking at the standings, we see that Shanghai has the longest winning streak with 16 consecutive victories, propelling them to 11th place; in the next round, Shanghai will face Liaoning, which will be an interesting match! Guangsha has a seven-game winning streak and is ranked first in the league with a record of 26 wins and 4 losses, showing remarkable stability; Guangdong also has a six-game winning streak and has climbed to seventh place in the standings. It can be seen that Shanghai, Guangsha, and Guangdong are currently the teams with the most momentum in the CBA. Looking at the rankings, the top 8 in the CBA basically follows a 1+8 select 7 structure. The "1" refers to Guangsha, who not only firmly occupies one of the top 8 spots but is also set to secure a top 4 spot; the "8" refers to the eight teams of Shanxi, Shandong, Liaoning, Xinjiang, Qingdao, Guangdong, Zhejiang, and Beijing, among which one team will be excluded from the top 8. Overall, these eight teams have a high probability of making it into the top 8, but…

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…

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…

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…

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…