The 25th round of the CBA regular season has concluded, with only nine games played due to the postponement of the match between Shanghai and Shanxi. This round featured intense matchups, including the focus game between Beijing and Liaoning, as well as a strong confrontation between Xinjiang and Shandong. Ultimately, Beijing and Shandong emerged victorious against their respective opponents. Additionally, Zhejiang's unexpected loss to Shenzhen added to the excitement of the round. Let's take a look at the specific matchups and results of this round. After this round of games, there have been significant changes in the CBA rankings. Among the top four teams, Guangsha maintained its lead in the standings with a big win over Guangzhou. Shanxi, which rested for this game, remains second in the standings. Both Zhejiang and Xinjiang lost their games in this round, resulting in a drop in their rankings. Notably, Xinjiang's undefeated home record was broken, causing them to fall from third to sixth place. On the other hand, Shandong's recent strong performance propelled them into the top four, securing the third spot, while Zhejiang holds fourth place. Despite losing to Beijing in this round, Liaoning managed to hold their ground with a makeshift lineup that managed to compete for three quarters. Looking ahead, Liaoning's roster will receive reinforcements, with the arrival of big foreign aid Patton. Standing at 2.11 meters tall, Patton's addition not only addresses Liaoning's interior shortcomings but also provides Yang Ming with more options in his lineup strategies. With Zhao Jiwei's recovery progressing well, Liaoning's situation is expected to improve.…

The basketball game between Xinjiang and Shandong has been a hot topic among fans, despite having ended over a day ago. The main point of contention is the refereeing, with head referee Yang Hongfeng's calls drawing criticism from many fans who believe he favored Xinjiang, known for their tough home court advantage. After Shandong's victory, fans from other teams congratulated them, acknowledging their hard performance. As fans reviewed the game, some details came to light, including an incident where Xinjiang's head coach, Liu Wei, was caught on camera shouting insults at Yu Dehao, calling him an "SB" (a Chinese slang term for "stupid bastard"). This occurred in the fourth quarter when the score was close and Shandong had a slight lead. Yu Dehao was attempting to receive a pass outside the three-point line when Liu Wei shouted, "Let him shoot, let the SB shoot!" Yu Dehao protested to the referees but received no response, leaving him no choice but to continue playing. Shortly after, Yu Dehao made a three-pointer in front of Liu Wei and roared in celebration, while Liu Wei called a timeout out of frustration. The video of this incident quickly sparked heated discussions among fans. Many felt that as a head coach, Liu Wei's behavior of insulting an opponent player was unacceptable and unbecoming of his position, reflecting poorly both on the game and himself. Interestingly, Yu Dehao's performance in the final quarter was outstanding, making three out of four three-point attempts, not only responding to Liu Wei's taunts but also contributing significantly to Shandong's victory. Yu…

The home defeat of the Xinjiang team by the Shandong team is not a big or small matter, but it is particularly interesting. It happened on New Year's Eve, which really set off an exciting start to 2025. The Xinjiang team's home court is indeed mysterious, winning fourteen consecutive games, but no one expected them to lose on New Year's Day. The Shandong team was tough enough to withstand the pressure and push the score to 111-107. This game was really lively, with the atmosphere on and off the court like a festival. The fans cheered loudly, and the referees' whistles were blown cheerfully. However, it is unclear whether the players of the Xinjiang team were as happy. This time, the Shandong team really went all out. They had never won in Xinjiang before, but this time they managed to save face, and most importantly, they played with great organization. It's a bit embarrassing for the Xinjiang team. Not only did they lose their home advantage, but their streak of consecutive wins was also broken. Now they have to find their form again. The fans were really into this game, with shouts from the sidelines rising and falling, making it seem like a concert. But it's unclear how the players felt about it. The turning point of the game may have been at the beginning when Zhao Rui was sent off after just two minutes. This was unfortunate as the team lost their starting guard. As for the excitement of the game, it was definitely worth the price of admission.…

The CBA league this season is truly dazzling, with each team playing out their own stories, some rejoicing and others in despair. The Guangsha team has been leading the standings all the way, the Shanghai team has been on a crazy winning streak, and the Fujian team has finally ended their losing streak, making this season particularly interesting. Sun Minghui played a nearly perfect game against Guangzhou, with his 10 steals, 12 assists, and 15 points leaving people in awe. Such a performance also allowed Guangsha to maintain their leading position in the standings. Guangsha's record of 21 wins and 4 losses was not accidental. They showed strong competitiveness at the beginning of the season, with excellent overall teamwork and tactical execution. The team's defensive performance is particularly commendable, with an average score that has consistently remained at the forefront of the league, which is also an important reason for their stable record. The coaching staff's training and tactical arrangements are also indispensable. They formulate different game strategies based on the characteristics of the opponents, allowing the team to find ways to win when facing opponents of different styles. Speaking of the most surprising team this season, Shandong must be among the top. From last season's 21 wins and 31 losses to now 18 wins and 7 losses, such progress is indeed shocking. The team made wise choices in terms of recruitment. The addition of new foreign players injected new vitality into the team, and the growth of local players was also a key factor in the team's progress. The…

Guangdong Men's Basketball Team has been performing quite differently this season, causing fans to shake their heads in disbelief. The team that had consistently made it to the top four for 11 consecutive seasons is now struggling at ninth place, a situation that leaves veteran fans doubting their own eyes. Jilunwater's recent form is exhausting to watch, with an average playing time nearing 40 minutes per game. This grueling schedule is particularly demanding for an interior player, leaving Du Feng with limited options as Xu Xin and Zhang Mingchi have been virtually invisible, receiving no playing time. This lack of rotation has made the interior play extremely challenging. Morland's performance has been inconsistent, capable of scoring 20 points one game and failing to reach double digits in another. This unpredictability has made Guangdong's offense passive, especially when facing a strong interior team like Shandong, which adds to the concern. Shandong's interior duo of Chris and Tao Hanlin is arguably the strongest in the CBA. Chris' dominance under the basket is unmatched, and Tao Hanlin's improvement is evident. This formidable partnership puts immense pressure on Guangdong's interior defense. Du Feng's choices are currently quite limited. He must either continue to push Jilunwater to his physical limits or reactivate Xu Xin and Zhang Mingchi, but their previous underwhelming performances do not inspire much confidence. If the interior issues are not resolved, it will be a pipe dream for Guangdong to progress far in the playoffs. After all, in basketball, the interior is the foundation, a fact that has never changed. Xu Jie's…

The CBA regular season's twenty-fifth round is more than halfway through, and the intense competition in this round has once again brought about a dramatic change in the CBA standings, bringing endless surprises and sighs for the fans. Among them, Xinjiang Yili Te lost to Shandong High-Speed in their match, which directly caused Xinjiang's ranking to drop two levels, slipping from a previously stable position to sixth place, casting a shadow over their playoff prospects. In addition, Liaoning Běngāng also suffered a major setback in this round, as they were defeated by Beijing Shougang with a significant point difference. This loss not only disappointed Liaoning's fans but also shook the team's position on the leaderboard. As last season's champion, Liaoning's performance this season has been highly anticipated, but this big defeat undoubtedly serves as a wake-up call, reminding every team that there can be no carelessness on the CBA court. On the other hand, Shandong High-Speed, in this round of matches, relied on excellent teamwork and tenacious fighting spirit to successfully defeat the strong Xinjiang team. This victory not only boosted Shandong's morale but also allowed them to achieve a qualitative leap in the standings, quietly climbing to third place and entering the top four. Shandong's series of victories has undoubtedly proven their strong momentum and undeniable strength this season. Conclusion: The results of the entire CBA regular season's twenty-fifth round have once again shown the intensity and unpredictability of this season's CBA league. Every game could be a turning point for the team's ranking, and each matchup is filled…

On the night of January 1, 2025, the CBA regular season match between Xinjiang Team and Shandong Men's Basketball Team at Xinjiang's home court was a focal point. Why? There were multiple factors: firstly, it was the "New Year's Game" on New Year's Day, which is considered a highlight; secondly, both Shandong and Xinjiang are super-strong teams this season, fitting well with the promotional style of the "New Year's Battle"; thirdly, Qiu Biao was the head coach of Xinjiang last season, and Yu Dehao is an old player from Xinjiang, all of which brought extra attention to this game. Originally, it was a match very suitable for promoting and publicizing the brand and value of the CBA. However, on this night, the dignity of the CBA league and referees was shattered by Zhao Rui's angry outburst, collision, and ejection after the refereeing decision. Refereeing decisions have always been a tough issue in this game. The controversy over the refereeing decision came particularly fast. With 5 minutes left in the first quarter, Zhao Rui scored quickly while being pushed out of bounds during a confrontation, directly colliding with the basketball hoop. The referee believed that the defensive action was not problematic, but Zhao Rui, who was knocked out of bounds, was very dissatisfied and thought that the referee's decision was a misjudgment. Zhao Rui excitedly confronted the referee and was immediately given a "T" by the referee; after receiving the "T," Zhao Rui became furious and physically confronted the referee, resulting in his disqualification and ejection from the game in the…

Shandong Men's Basketball Team played a dazzling game at Xinjiang's home court, which was chaotic from the beginning. The referee's whistle kept sounding, and the players' emotions were out of control, with technical fouls flying everywhere. Surprisingly, Shandong Team still won in the end, making people shake their heads in disbelief. Xinjiang's home court is notoriously difficult to play in. This time, when Shandong Team arrived, they felt something was off. Not long after the opening, Zhao Rui clashed with the referee. This guy is quite impulsive, directly colliding with the referee. Isn't he just causing trouble for himself? Such incidents are actually quite common on the basketball court. There will always be some minor frictions between players and referees. However, it is rare to see someone like Zhao Rui directly take action. Now, he is sure to be severely punished by the league. The referees in this game were also very strict. It felt like the whistle was blown excessively, making the players somewhat unaccustomed and increasingly tense on the court. Qiu Biao played quite excitedly in this game, after all, it was against his former team. He led his teammates to a small climax right from the start, which can be considered as a proof of himself. Shandong Team's offense was well-organized. Although they lacked Zhao Rui as a scoring point, others stepped up, especially Chris and Moore. The two foreign players had good performances in critical moments. When the game reached the fourth quarter, there was a new development. Chris was ejected due to consecutive technical fouls,…

In an unexpected turn of events, the Shandong men's basketball team pulled off a stunning upset against the formidable Xinjiang team, ending their opponents' unbeaten streak of 14 consecutive home victories. After the game, Xinjiang's young head coach, Liu Wei, made some cryptic remarks, not discussing the match itself but pointing out that some players were falling to the ground and covering their faces to gain sympathy, which seemed to imply more than what was being said. Coincidentally, Shandong's big foreign player, Chris, had made a similar move during the game. Upon seeing Liu Wei's challenge, Shandong media figure Xia Xiaosi couldn't stand it and directly confronted the opponent, publicly responding with a strong retort, which was quite impressive! Xinjiang's home court is notoriously difficult to play in. Previously, the dark horse Shanxi team almost defeated them but failed to do so, leading Shanxi's head coach Pan Jiang to openly state that no one could win at this home court. This alone speaks volumes. That home court is not one that just anyone can conquer. Even strong teams like Shanxi and Beijing have fallen there. However, as a familiar stranger, Qiu Biao has a thorough understanding of Xinjiang's home court. For nearly two seasons, Qiu Biao coached in Xinjiang, where it was once his home court. Now, as a visiting team's head coach, he returned to his old stomping grounds, knowing the ins and outs, and after almost winning last time, he finally succeeded this time. Some people are not convinced! For example, the young head coach Liu Wei. After…

The second stage of the 2024-25 CBA regular season continued with a focus on the intense match between the strong Shandong men's basketball team away and the traditional powerhouse Xinjiang men's basketball team. Ultimately, Shandong won a hard-fought victory over Xinjiang with a score of 111-107, thanks to the outstanding performances of key players such as Yu Dehao, Gao Shiyan, Guo Kai, and Chris. Notably, Shandong faced multiple unfavorable "controversial calls" from the referees during crucial moments, but Qiu Biao still led the team to victory. This win not only ended Xinjiang's undefeated home record but also solidified Shandong's position among the championship contenders. In this game, Shandong almost exhausted all their resources. Despite key players like Chris, Gaili, and Guo Kai being fouled out, Yu Dehao hit three crucial three-pointers against his former team in the final quarter, helping Shandong secure the win with Moore's relentless three-point shots. During the decisive moments, Guo Kai's steal was met with a fatal "controversial call," allowing Xinjiang two valuable free throws while Guo Kai, who had an excellent game, was unfairly fouled out without committing any fouls. Additionally, Tao Hanlin, Shandong's main inside player, was repeatedly fouled without receiving any calls, forcing Shandong to accept "turnovers" and lose possession. Moreover, Shandong, including Gaili, did not receive additional free throws for several clear 2+1 plays. Despite these extremely "unfavorable" circumstances, even facing what could be described as "5 against 8," Shandong managed to explode and win away at Xinjiang, impressing fans of CBA teams. It can be said that, based on this game's…