The CBA regular season continues, with two of the most exciting games being Beijing's 105-90 victory over Liaoning and Shandong's narrow 111-107 win against Xinjiang. In the game between Beijing and Liaoning, the match lost suspense by the middle of the fourth quarter, prompting Yang Ming to replace Wells with a full Chinese lineup to train young players. Meanwhile, in the match between Xinjiang and Shandong, both teams fought until the last second, with Shandong ultimately securing the victory thanks to crucial three-pointers from Yu Dehao and Moore, overcoming Xinjiang's formidable home court. On the leaderboard, Guangsha maintains its top position with 21 wins and 4 losses. Guangsha's signing of Boban Marjanovic has made their lineup incredibly strong, with almost no weaknesses. Shanxi, with 19 wins and 5 losses, ranks second, making them the biggest dark horse this season, as they have never achieved second place in previous seasons. After defeating Xinjiang Yili, Shandong High-Speed has climbed to third place. Zhejiang Chouzhou has the same record as Shandong, but due to Shandong's victory in their head-to-head match, Shandong is ranked ahead of Zhejiang, placing them fourth. Teams ranked fifth to eighth are Liaoning, Xinjiang, Beijing, and Qingdao respectively. Liaoning's performance has been inconsistent due to injuries to Zhao Jiwei and Zhang Zhenlin, as well as difficulties with their foreign players, leaving them temporarily in fifth place. Ranked ninth to twelfth are Guangdong, Beikong, Tongxi, and Shanghai. Guangdong narrowly defeated Tianjin 110-103, while Shanghai has achieved an 11-game winning streak, reaching the threshold for the playoffs. This streak has been particularly…

It was a fierce and intense match as Shandong Men's Basketball Team pulled off a stunning upset against Xinjiang Men's Basketball Team, winning 109-107 on the road. This victory brought an end to Liu Wei's unbeaten streak of 14 consecutive home wins, which is quite remarkable. However, the game was marred by excessive refereeing, with a total of 7 technical fouls called and 2 players being ejected from the court, leaving much to be desired. Just 7 minutes into the game, Zhao Rui lost control of his emotions. Not only did he verbally abuse the referee, but he also physically charged at the official, resulting in him being disqualified and immediately ejected from the game. This bold move will likely lead to a heavy penalty for Zhao Rui, possibly a 5-game suspension and a fine of 100,000 yuan. Shandong Men's Basketball Team challenged Xinjiang Men's Basketball Team away from home, with Qiu Biao facing his former team in a revenge match. Despite losing to them in the previous two encounters, Qiu Biao remained proactive and knew where his old team's weaknesses lay. As a result, we witnessed Shandong Men's Basketball Team starting the game aggressively, quickly gaining a 10-4 lead, causing considerable discomfort for Xinjiang Team. In such a tense situation, Zhao Rui's emotional outburst occurred. Xinjiang Men's Basketball Team made a valiant effort to catch up, and by the end of the first quarter, Shandong Men's Basketball Team led by 4 points with a score of 32-28. However, in the second quarter, the tide turned dramatically. Xinjiang Men's Basketball…

On January 1st, Beijing time, many CBA teams had exciting games on New Year's Day, including the Beijing-Liaoning match, Guangdong against their tough opponent Tianjin, etc. Among them, the game between Xinjiang and Shandong became one of the focuses. After all, before the start of the game, as the new head coach of Shandong men's basketball team - Coach Qiubiao returned to Xinjiang's home court, it was definitely a sigh. The competition between the two sides is bound to attract fans, and there seems to be a bit of grudge in it. Then, putting aside emotional factors, as a strong lineup this season, Xinjiang men's basketball team, which has the idea of winning the championship, and Shandong men's basketball team, one of the new dark horses in the league, the battle between the two teams must not lack of hot spots, and both sides are ranked relatively high, one fourth, one sixth, so these two teams are similar in strength, which is also an important reason for fans to watch it eagerly. However, there was a small episode in the game, which was also an unpleasant thing, and finally led to Xinjiang men's basketball team losing the game 107-111. This incident is nothing more than Zhao Rui being suspected of being tripped by a Shandong men's basketball player from behind during a counterattack layup, which undoubtedly triggered Zhao Rui's emotions. After all, Zhao Rui is known for his fiery temper and impulsive guard in the CBA. Therefore, after such a collision, Zhao Rui immediately expressed his dissatisfaction to the referee.…

In the regular season match between Xinjiang Men's Basketball Team and Shandong Men's Basketball Team, Zhao Rui, who made a comeback, once again stole the show. He was furious at the referee during the game, cursing and colliding with the referee, resulting in his ejection. Zhao Rui's behavior was very irrational, and the consequences were severe. It was not as simple as being ejected; he would undoubtedly face a suspension and fines, starting with at least five games. His actions were too malicious, as it involved physical assault. Let's take a brief look at the incident: During one of Zhao Rui's offensive plays, the referee did not award a foul shot, which greatly dissatisfied him. Consequently, he pointed at the referee and unleashed a tirade. The referee, of course, would not tolerate such behavior and issued a technical foul. This only intensified Zhao Rui's dissatisfaction, leading him to directly charge and collide with the referee, shocking everyone. You are truly "reckless"; if you don't want to play, just say so. Here's what media experts from various fields have to say: Guangdong Media (粤媒): "Zhao Rui, why bother? Perhaps you are right, or perhaps the referee really had issues, but by colliding with the referee, you lose all your arguments. In professional sports, you must maintain composure. There are channels within the league to file complaints against referees. If there are real problems, the club will certainly stand up for you. But taking matters into your own hands is wrong. This incident may lead to severe punishment, which is entirely unnecessary."…

The new season of the Chinese Women's Volleyball League is in full swing. On the court of the Shandong Youth Women's Volleyball Team, Olympic champion Yang Fangxu has made an appearance! What's even more delightful is that Yang Fangxu is leading the Shandong Youth Women's Volleyball Team into the Super League as head coach this time. Upon seeing this, fans have also been quick to give their support and praise to Yang Fangxu! Public records show that Yang Fangxu was born in Weifang, Shandong in 1994! Her position on the field is as a spiker. From a young age, Yang Fangxu had excellent physical conditions; at the age of 13, she stood at 1.83 meters tall and had very good body coordination! By chance, she was spotted by a volleyball coach. Because Yang Fangxu had always performed well academically, her parents initially did not agree for her to take up volleyball training. After much consideration, however, they eventually gave their consent! In 2008, Yang Fangxu joined the Shandong provincial team. In 2012, she followed the Chinese National Youth Women's Volleyball Team to win the Asian Youth Championship. In 2013, after winning the World Youth Championship with the National Youth Team, Yang Fangxu caught the attention of Lang Ping and was recruited into the national team. Afterwards, through her own efforts, Yang Fangxu gradually established herself within the national team. In 2014, she followed the Chinese women's volleyball team to achieve fourth place at the Swiss Women's Volleyball Elite Tournament. In 2015, Yang Fangxu participated in the World Championships with the…

This season in the CBA has been incredibly competitive due to the absence of a dominant super team, giving multiple teams a chance at the championship. In the first stage, one team stood out with an impressive record of 9 wins and 1 loss, ranking them first in the CBA. As a traditional powerhouse, many fans believed they had a good shot at winning the title this year. However, as the second stage commenced, they began to reveal more and more issues. In their last four games, they suffered three losses and only one win, causing them to drop out of the top six in the rankings. If these players are not replaced, it seems unlikely that the team will be able to secure the championship. In the CBA regular season match between Xinjiang and Beijing, both traditional strong teams, the game was fiercely contested. Beijing led in the first half, but in the second half, their offense stalled, ultimately resulting in a 108:97 reversal by Xinjiang. After this loss, their record stands at 16 wins and 7 losses, dropping them to seventh place in the standings, outside the top six. Over the past four games, they have won only one (a narrow 110:109 victory over Tongxi, almost suffering a buzzer-beater), and if we look at the entire second stage, they have only managed 7 wins against 6 losses, with victories mostly coming against weaker opponents. Below is a list of the teams Beijing has faced during the second stage: Teams they've beaten include: Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Beikong, Tianjin, Jiangsu, Liaoning…

Currently, the latest standings in the CBA are heating up, with fierce competition among the top four teams, especially Guangsha, Zhejiang, Shanxi, and Shandong, where almost every game can stir the hearts of fans. In particular, the Shanghai team, which was once somewhat depressed, has surprisingly burst out with a stunning ten-game winning streak, making everyone start paying attention to the playoff prospects of this dark horse team. As for the Shandong team? If you say they are a dark horse, I really believe it! This season's Shandong team has really surprised us from the beginning. First, let's take a look at the current standings. Guangsha is now firmly seated in first place with a record of 19 wins and 3 losses, accumulating 41 points. It seems that their strong performance will not be easily shaken. Zhejiang follows closely behind with 17 wins and 6 losses, accumulating 40 points. The gap between them and Guangsha is just one game's victory or defeat, and ranking second can also be considered one of the championship favorites. And ranked third is Shanxi, with 17 wins and 5 losses, accumulating 39 points. Their performance has definitely exceeded most people's expectations and has almost become one of the most unexpected teams this season. But when it comes to the Shandong team, you have to pay attention! Who would have thought that they, who ranked in the middle last season, could transform from a relatively inconspicuous team into a dark horse under the leadership of Qiu Biao? Shandong currently ranks fourth with 16 wins and 7…

CCTV Won't Broadcast! At 19:35, Traditional Powerhouse Challenges the Champion, Best Coach to Give a Lesson to the Young Coach At 19:35 on December 30th, Beijing time, the 24th round of the CBA regular season will kick off in full swing. The traditional powerhouse Shandong men's basketball team will host their home court and challenge the former champion Sichuan men's basketball team. This match is the last game for Shandong men's basketball team in 2024, and the best home coach Qiu Biao is sure to want to end it perfectly. In this match against the former champion with not-so-strong strength, the best coach may want to give a good lesson to the young coach Han Shuo. Unfortunately, CCTV will not broadcast live. As a traditional powerhouse, Shandong men's basketball team is indeed an existence that no one dares to underestimate. Although they suffered a Waterloo last season and were led out of the playoffs by Ding Wei, the old coach, at least they turned misfortune into good fortune and got the number one pick, signing Xie Zhijie. After introducing Qiu Biao, Shandong men's basketball team has undergone a new transformation in terms of team style, improved mentality, and better results. With the help of strong reinforcements, Shandong men's basketball team's record has been soaring, keeping pace with Liaoning men's basketball team, ranking sixth in the standings. Sichuan men's basketball team, as a former champion, is like a dead camel bigger than a horse. Although their performance in recent seasons has not been great, in this season, Sichuan men's basketball team…

Preparing for a Comeback! CBA Rising Star Set to Join Shandong, Previously Secured a Five-Year Big Contract with Xinjiang Many fans may have forgotten about Tang Caiyu, but recently there has been news about him. It is understood that Tang Caiyu is currently on trial with the Shandong men's basketball team. Tang Caiyu is from Yantai, Shandong, and was previously coached by Qiu Biao at Xinjiang Flying Tigers. There is a possibility that they will become master and apprentice again. In the 20-21 and 21-22 seasons, Tang Caiyu averaged 13 points per game, with a three-point shooting percentage as high as 40%. He once made 7 three-pointers in a single game and was also strong defensively, making him one of the best 3D players in the CBA. However, after suffering an injury, Tang Caiyu's performance became unsatisfactory. The long-term injury caused psychological issues for him, leading him to proactively choose to buy out his contract with Xinjiang Flying Tigers. In fact, Xinjiang Guanghui Club was willing to give Tang Caiyu time to recover, but he insisted on taking a break from basketball for a while. Xinjiang Flying Tigers once regarded Tang Caiyu as a rising star and offered him a five-year Class C big contract. Qiu Biao, who has made remarkable progress this season with Shandong men's basketball team and is now one of the best teams in the CBA, deserves much credit. The additions of Yu Dehao, Guo Kai, Xu Mengjun, and others have greatly enhanced the depth of Shandong's lineup. Even the selection of foreign players reflects Qiu…

Recently, according to the well-known Turkish media kurtulusgazetesi, in order to strengthen their forward line, the veteran powerhouse of the Chinese Super League (CSL), Shandong Taishan, has developed a strong interest in the 32-year-old forward Aboubakar, who is currently playing for Hatayspor in the Turkish Super League. This news quickly fermented in both the CSL and the Turkish Super League, sparking heated discussions among fans and the media. Aboubakar, this Cameroonian international, has long been famous in the football world. His illustrious career includes not only the glory of representing the Cameroon national team in multiple World Cups but also experiences playing for several top European clubs. From the 2010 South Africa World Cup to the 2014 Brazil World Cup, and then the 2022 Qatar World Cup, Aboubakar has always been an important member of the Cameroon team, showcasing the unique speed and strength of African players, as well as his excellent goal-scoring instincts. However, despite his commendable performances on the international stage, Aboubakar's form has shown a noticeable decline in this season's Turkish Super League. As a forward for Hatayspor, Aboubakar had an outstanding performance last season when he was still playing for Besiktas. But this season, he has only scored 4 goals and provided 1 assist in the league, which clearly does not match his value and past performances. As a result, he has received much criticism from Chinese fans and the media, who believe that he has not fully adapted to the team and cannot provide enough help to the team. Despite this, Shandong Taishan still shows…