Translation of the article content into English: On January 17th, Beijing time, the 32nd round of the CBA regular season began with strong matchups, providing plenty of excitement for fans. The intensity on the court increased, with scores tightly contested until the final moments when the outcomes were decided. The games were incredibly thrilling, delighting the spectators. Let's review two standout matches! Shanxi's Big Win Over Shanghai: In the first quarter, Shanxi took the lead, while Shanghai's Lofton played confidently on offense. After a rest, he returned to the court and scored in his first three attempts. Shanxi quickly adjusted their defense, double-teaming Lofton, leading to more turnovers. While Bledsoe rested, Wilson struggled during his five-minute stint, missing shots and changing his mentality. The first quarter ended with Shanxi leading 22-20 over Shanghai. In the second quarter, Shanghai experienced a scoring drought, allowing Shanxi to go on a 12-3 run. Coach Liu Wei called a timeout, after which Shanghai scored five quick points. It was then Shanxi's turn to call a timeout as Shanghai closed the gap to one point with Bledsoe's two three-pointers. Shanxi responded by bringing in Goodwin to push the pace and create fast-break opportunities. Liu Zheng assisted Wang Zhelin for a layup, but Wang missed an easy basket, acknowledging his mistake to his teammates. Li Tianrong missed a three-pointer, while Bledsoe grabbed an offensive rebound and made a layup, drawing a foul and converting both free throws. Wilson missed an open three-pointer, but Diarra scored with a mid-range shot. Bledsoe hit another three-pointer, leaving Shanghai trailing…

On January 18th, Beijing time, the 32nd round of the CBA regular season saw seven intense battles in one night. Shanxi, Shandong, Beijing, and Shenzhen faced tough opponents ranked close to them, while Liaoning, Beikong, and Zhejiang had relatively easier opponents. That night, Shenzhen completed a perfect 22-point revenge, while Shanxi, Qingdao, Zhejiang, and Beikong were also big winners. However, Liaoning and Beijing had a turbulent time as they were disrupted by the referees' excessive involvement in the game. Ultimately, Liaoning narrowly escaped defeat, while Beijing became the biggest loser. Shenzhen defeated Jilin 118-96, securing another crucial victory in their pursuit of a playoff spot and moving up to 13th place in the rankings. In their previous encounter with Jilin, Shenzhen suffered a disappointing loss due to their inability to defend against Jones and Zhou Peng's poor performance in the fourth quarter (Zhou Peng did not play in the first three quarters). This time, Zhou Peng did not take unnecessary risks and entered the game early in the second quarter, scoring 7 points on 4-of-3 shooting to help the team establish a 39-20 lead over Jilin in the second quarter, leading by 25 points at halftime. The 25-point halftime lead was similar to their previous match, but this time Shenzhen did not give Jilin a chance to make a comeback. In the second half, Shenzhen maintained control of the game, and when they extended the lead to 33 points in the early stages of the fourth quarter, the game lost all suspense. The key to victory was that Shenzhen managed…

The CBA regular season has completed two-thirds of its schedule, and there have been new changes in the standings. The top four teams are Zhejiang Guangsha, Shanxi men's basketball, Shandong men's basketball, and Qingdao men's basketball. Looking at the overall strength, the top 12 in the standings have basically been determined. For many teams, there are only 15 games left in the regular season, and the competition between playoff teams will become very fierce. Zhejiang Guangsha has performed very strongly this season, currently ranking first in the standings with a record of 27 wins and 4 losses, securing their place in the playoffs early. After the addition of superstar foreign player Brown to the team, Zhejiang Guangsha's lineup shortcomings have been strengthened. In terms of foreign players, the team has signed former super scorer Nunnery in addition to Bo Ban, Knight, and Carton. This time, Wang Bo's guidance is really going to fight a rich battle. Zhejiang Guangsha has become one of the favorites to win the championship in the league. Shanxi men's basketball has also become a championship-level team through major reinforcements in both foreign and domestic lineups, currently ranking second in the league with a record of 23 wins and 7 losses. Shanxi men's basketball has foreign players Diyallo, Giles, Faye, Goodwin, and Goldwin. Although the league rules allow only four foreign players to be registered, Shanxi men's basketball hopes to adopt a rotating foreign player registration method to reduce the impact of injuries on the team. Looking at the overall performance this season, Shanxi men's basketball has…

Shandong Team, the dark horse of this season, has transformed from a 15th place finish last season to a remarkable 20 wins and 9 losses this season, ranking 6th in the league and becoming one of the top contenders for the top 4! Despite significant overall progress, Shandong has encountered some issues. In their last four games, they suffered defeats against Guangdong and Shenzhen, two opponents clearly inferior in strength, causing a drop in their rankings and exposing various shortcomings. The foreign players of Shandong are strong but inconsistent. Gaili and Moore are offensive powerhouses, yet their performances fluctuate. Chris lacks independent scoring ability, and there are no absolute offensive standouts among the domestic players. This results in a solid defensive intensity but occasional failures in offense, affecting the team's performance. In the previous game, Shandong suffered an upset loss to Shenzhen, missing the opportunity to secure third place in the league and revealing their weaknesses. Regardless of the opponent, they need to be cautious! The next match saw Shandong face off against Guangzhou away from home! Guangzhou's performance this season has been average, with only 7 wins and 22 losses. The absence of their two key players, Guo Ailun and Xiaoding, has resulted in mediocre fighting capabilities and insufficient momentum. Facing them, Shandong had a great chance to win! Playing away, Shandong did not have much initiative. Chris scored on a self-rebound putback, Warren responded with a floater, Douglas made a layup, and Liu Yancheng hit a three-pointer, giving Guangzhou the lead! Douglas continued his scoring spree with 5…

On January 17th, Beijing time, the selection of CBA All-Star starters has sparked significant controversy and farce. Is it true that the selection process disregards a player's actual abilities? Three teams have been severely impacted. Choosing All-Star players should not only consider whether fans support you or your popularity but also take into account a player's abilities, their contributions to the team, and the team's overall performance. However, this year's All-Star starting lineup has indeed caused considerable controversy, with several teams feeling aggrieved because, despite their excellent records, their core players are unable to secure a spot in the starting lineup. Following the announcement of the starting lineup, the two teams most affected are undoubtedly Shanxi and Shandong, currently ranked second and third in the Northern Division. Despite their high rankings, neither team managed to secure a single player in the All-Star starting lineup, making it even more challenging for them to make the All-Star team at all. Isn't this situation problematic? For instance, the starting lineup includes four guards: Zhao Jiwei, Guo Ailun, Zhao Rui, and Xu Jie. The frontcourt for the North is Zeng Fanbo, Zhou Qi, and Yang Hanshen, while the South features Hu Jinqiu, Zhou Peng, and Lofton. Upon the release of this list, Shanxi and Shandong were left speechless. As two powerhouse teams ranked second and third, they couldn't get a single player into the lineup. Is this appropriate? Doesn't Shanxi have anyone deserving of an All-Star starting spot? Take Zhang Ning as an example; he plays with great intensity, has impressive statistics, and ranks…

Zhejiang Men's Basketball Team Battles Shandong Again, Unexpectedly Turns into a Fight, Referee's Penalty Enrages Coach The CBA regular season is like a war without gunpowder, with each round and every game gripping the heartstrings. In the 31st round of competition, Zhejiang Men's Basketball Team faced Shandong Men's Basketball Team once again, presenting an intense match filled with sparks to the fans. The two teams are evenly matched in strength, with Zhejiang Men's Basketball Team known as the "Iron-Blooded Army," while Shandong Men's Basketball Team has also shown remarkable fighting power under the leadership of their new head coach. As the curtain of the game slowly opened, both sides quickly entered the state, with the score rising alternately, tense and exciting. However, shortly after the start of the game, an unexpected conflict broke the original rhythm. A foreign player from Zhejiang Team had a dispute with Yu Dehao from Shandong Team on the court, causing the situation to get out of control for a moment. Despite being scolded by pointing at his nose, the referee seemed not to have made the appropriate response, making the atmosphere on the court even more tense. Yu Dehao did not back down but continued to compete with Zhejiang Team players in the next attack. His foul when defending York once again aroused the dissatisfaction of both sides. Even in such an atmosphere, both teams maintained high-level performance on the offensive and defensive ends, with the score never widening the gap. Shandong Team took the lead with Gao Shiyan's outstanding performance. Although Zhejiang Team made…

Oh boy, the 31st round of CBA games were absolutely thrilling! The local derby between Beikong and Beijing, as well as the intense match-up between Shandong and Zhejiang, had everyone's blood pumping and hearts racing. Guess what the outcome was? Let's start with the Beikong versus Beijing game, which was nothing short of a grand drama! Initially, both sides were neck and neck, chasing each other with the lead changing hands frequently, making spectators itch with excitement. However, towards the end, Beikong suddenly exploded, with Omore and Treles unstoppable, slaying gods and buddhas in their path. On the Beijing side, although Salinger gave it his all, his teammates' subpar performance and the crumbling frontline led to a crushing defeat, with Beikong triumphing 129-102! How frustrating is that? Beijing, playing at home, suffered such a devastating loss! Moving on to the Shandong versus Zhejiang match, this was a tough battle! Both teams were evenly matched, with the game being fiercely contested and the score tightly contested. The first half saw shockingly low shooting percentages, with three-pointers being particularly abysmal; the outside shots were as erratic as if they were drunk, unable to find the net. The second half saw some improvement, but was still filled with surprises and suspense, with the score fluctuating wildly, causing palpitations. In the dying moments, Shandong managed to secure a narrow victory over Zhejiang, 81-78, thanks to the outstanding performances of Gao Shiyan and York. This game fully demonstrated the fierce competition in the CBA, with suspense piled upon suspense, truly making one sweat! After these…

CBA Big Upset! Shandong Crashes, Beijing Drops to 9th, Latest Points Ranking as Follows, 2nd to 5th Place Tied Cold doors frequently occur, suspense rises! The 29th round of the CBA once again allows fans to feast their eyes: Shandong team unexpectedly crashes, Shenzhen team uses a big victory to prove itself; while Beijing men's basketball team suffers two consecutive defeats, ranking slips to 9th. The court is like a battlefield. In this round of focus battles, Zhejiang and Shenzhen teams interpret what "steady in seeking victory" with strength, while Shandong and Beijing make mistakes repeatedly at critical moments, which is sighing. Five teams have the same points, and the competition is becoming more and more fierce. The "bloodshed" of the CBA league has just begun. Zhejiang 106: 92 Beijing - perseverance and counterattack under home court advantage On January 11, Zhejiang team sat in the home court to meet Beijing men's basketball team. This game was highly concerned before the game because of the incomplete lineup of both sides. Zhejiang lost three major generals, Wu Qian, Cheng Shaipeng and Yu Jiahaoyi, as if "three ribs were broken", but the situation in Beijing was not good. Chen Yingjun, Zhou Qi and Zeng Fanbo were absent, and their strength was greatly reduced. At the beginning of the game, Zhejiang team was in high spirits, and the strategy of focusing on the inside line worked. Jones performed well under the basket, scoring 11 points in a single quarter, helping the team quickly establish a leading advantage. Beijing team seemed at a loss,…

The Beijing Enterprises Men's Basketball Team has suffered a significant setback in the second stage of the season, with a current record of 15 wins and 14 losses, temporarily ranking 12th in the league. The team's strength has been severely affected due to the consecutive injuries of key guards Liao Saning and Riller, leaving them without an organizing core and offensive ace, making it difficult for coach Min Lulei to execute his tactics. According to the latest reports, "Liao Saning, the core guard of the Beijing Enterprises Men's Basketball Team who previously suffered a foot injury, is likely to miss the remaining games of the second stage." The early withdrawal of Liao Saning in the second stage is a huge blow to the team, and Min Lulei will face the dilemma of a tight personnel rotation. This season, Liao Saning has only played 13 games due to injury, averaging 34.1 minutes per game, contributing 12.8 points, 4 rebounds, 4.8 assists, 0.8 steals, and 0.4 blocks, with a shooting percentage of 42.3%, a three-point percentage of 32.7%, and a free throw percentage of 68.6%. Affected by his foot injury, Liao Saning has been out of action since early December, missing several crucial matches. He is currently actively recovering, but when he can return to the court remains uncertain. Additionally, there is a possibility that Liao Saning may miss the next national team training camp during the window period. As the main core at the No. 1 position for the Beijing Enterprises Men's Basketball Team, after Liao Saning's injury, the team's offense…

Shandong High-Speed Men's Basketball Team will be challenging Shanxi Men's Basketball Team, which is also a dark horse in its own right. Judging from the comparison of various data from both teams this season, Shanxi Men's Basketball Team clearly has a stronger dark horse quality. This game has also attracted wide attention from the media before the match. Shanxi Men's Basketball Team has advantages in rebounds, three-point shooting accuracy, and points per hundred possessions. On the other hand, Shandong High-Speed Men's Basketball Team's advantages are more reflected in steals. Regarding this game, it will be very difficult for Qiu Biao to lead Shandong High-Speed Men's Basketball Team to pass the test, especially in dealing with several advantages of Shanxi Men's Basketball Team. First: The disadvantage in inside rebounds, Shandong High-Speed Men's Basketball Team needs to do better. In terms of inside strength, Shandong High-Speed Men's Basketball Team is not at a disadvantage. However, considering the number of rebounds, Shanxi Men's Basketball Team is among the top in the league, while Shandong High-Speed Men's Basketball Team ranks relatively low, especially in defensive rebounds, which has been a long-standing problem for Shandong High-Speed Men's Basketball Team. How to solve the rebounding disadvantage is a problem that Qiu Biao needs to think about. Firstly, the team should attack more under the basket or create more scoring opportunities for inside players on offense to reduce Shanxi Men's Basketball Team's chances of grabbing rebounds. As long as they can maintain a comprehensive hit rate of five to six percent, Shanxi Men's Basketball Team will not…