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…

In the 18th round of the WCBA Women's Basketball League regular season, Beijing Women's Basketball hosted Shanghai Women's Basketball at home. Beijing started poorly and was hit by a 25-7 attack wave, falling behind Shanghai by as much as 20 points at one point. However, in the following three quarters, Beijing did not give up and launched a comprehensive counterattack. After successive counterattack waves, Beijing finally staged a great comeback and completed a 20-point comeback feat at home. The team ultimately defeated Shanghai 81-77 with a narrow 4-point advantage, creating the largest point difference comeback of the WCBA Women's Basketball season. Both Beijing and Shanghai are considered traditional strong teams in the WCBA league. Although in recent seasons, the WCBA women's basketball has been dominated by two super-strong teams, Sichuan and Inner Mongolia. However, Shanghai and Beijing have had moderate records this season, with mid-level strength. Shanghai currently has 11 wins and 7 losses, ranking fourth in the standings, while Beijing has 8 wins and 10 losses, ranking ninth in the standings. Although there is a significant gap in the rankings between the two teams, there are only 3 wins and losses, and in terms of strength, there is not as big a difference as the rankings suggest. In this game, Beijing was playing at home, but after the first quarter began, Beijing's state was very poor, with no feel for the offense. They scored only 7 points in the first quarter, while the visiting Shanghai team was hot, scoring 25 points in a single quarter and making a dream…

Just now, the well-known blogger "I Love Women's Basketball" posted on social media that Shanghai Women's Basketball Team has signed Guerantes, the main player of Puerto Rico Women's Basketball Team. Guerantes averaged 12.3 points and 3.3 rebounds when representing Puerto Rico Women's Basketball Team at the Paris Olympics last summer, which is still very good. Guerantes scored 20 points, 4 rebounds, and 2 assists when representing Puerto Rico Women's Basketball Team against China Women's Basketball Team in the Paris Olympics, making her the best performing player on the Puerto Rican team. This time, Guerantes joining forces with Shanghai Women's Basketball Team is bound to bring about some changes to the current championship landscape of the WCBA, especially since Shanghai Women's Basketball Team already has two excellent foreign players, Cardozo and Bradford, this season. So far this season, Cardozo has been averaging 19.8 points, 9.7 rebounds, and 3 assists, ranking ninth on the scoring list, while Bradford has been contributing an average of 17.8 points, 12.6 rebounds, and 3 assists for Shanghai Women's Basketball Team, ranking 18th on the scoring list. Therefore, the two foreign players of Shanghai Women's Basketball Team have performed very well this season. Now that Shanghai Women's Basketball Team has signed another strong player like Guerantes, it seems they are determined to aim for the championship. In the 17 games played so far this season, Shanghai Women's Basketball Team has achieved a record of 11 wins and 6 losses, ranking fifth in Group A, only half a game behind Zhejiang Women's Basketball Team, and their points are…

The CBA regular season has quickly reached its 24th round, with several major teams currently vying for the top spot. Looking at the current rankings, it's a mixed bag of joy and concern. Unlike previous seasons, the competition for playoff spots this season has largely been settled, with the top 12 teams already determined. The remaining suspense lies in which team will win the regular-season championship, who will secure the top four and eight spots, and how high Shanghai can climb. Let's take a look: The top 12 teams have been largely decided, with eight teams likely to be eliminated early! Unlike previous years, the change in foreign player usage rules has made the league more clearly divided between strong and weak teams, with playoff spots becoming clearer. Guangsha, Shanxi, Zhejiang, and Xinjiang are currently in the top four, followed closely by Liaoning, Shandong, Beijing, and Qingdao. Meanwhile, Guangdong, Beikong, Tongxi, and Shanghai all have a win rate exceeding 50%. However, Jilin, Ningbo, Sichuan, Tianjin, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Jiangsu, and Fujian have seen a significant drop in their win rates, making it extremely difficult for them to make a comeback into the top 12. Jilin's Jones, Jiang Weize, and Jiang Yuxing have withdrawn due to injuries, effectively giving up on this season. The most unfortunate teams are Guangzhou and Shenzhen, who had to sell off their assets due to financial issues. Rebuilding comes at a cost, and what was once a fierce battle for playoff spots until the last round now seems like these bottom eight teams will have to wait…

On January 2nd, Beijing time, Zhao Rui unleashed a full-frontal assault without discrimination, bumping into referees and firing at fans, even causing head coach Liu Wei to be unable to save face. In the match between Xinjiang and Shandong, Zhao Rui openly collided with the referee, which can be said to have completely crossed the bottom line of the CBA. Previously, Bradley waved his fist at Ma Yong and was suspended for four games, while Du Runwang was suspended for five games for punching the opponent. Zhao Rui is essentially hitting the referee directly, so how can he not be banned or dealt with? More importantly, he is not only angry with the referees but has also started to take heavy blows at the fans, which is really incomprehensible. Who provoked Zhao Rui, and why does he confront everyone he meets? In the comment section, netizens responded to Zhao Rui's behavior of colliding with the referee, saying, "He simply doesn't want to play." Is this fan's IP from Shanghai? Upon seeing it, Zhao Rui directly cursed at the fan, "Shanghainese, don't want to play **." This is no longer just about confronting the referee; it has escalated to cursing at fans and engaging in regional blackening, directly launching a geographical attack. How dare Zhao Rui use such words? What does he think he's doing? A national team player actually dares to openly engage in regional blackening—where does he get his confidence? The key point is, when Zhao Rui curses "Shanghainese," did he forget one thing: their head coach is from…

On December 30th, the CBA regular season witnessed two pivotal matches: one where Shanxi achieved a significant victory over Jilin, and another where Shanghai managed to secure a hard-fought win against Tongxi in overtime. These two games have brought about notable changes in the CBA landscape, with both Shanxi and Shanghai seeing their rankings rise further, and the competition for the top four spots heating up. Starting with the match between Shanxi and Jilin, Shanxi emerged victorious at home with an impressive score of 116-83. The game was largely devoid of suspense as Shanxi demonstrated their formidable offensive and defensive capabilities from the outset, particularly with eight players scoring in double figures, showcasing a fearsome multi-pronged attack. During the opening stages, the scores between Shanxi and Jilin were closely contested, but Jilin's brief lead was quickly overturned by Shanxi, which then turned into a one-sided assault by Shanxi. By the end of the first quarter, Shanxi had established a 14-point lead. In the second quarter, Shanxi's offensive momentum showed no signs of slowing down, while Jilin attempted to counterattack but failed to find any breakthroughs. By halftime, Shanxi had extended their lead to 19 points. The third quarter saw Jilin's offense stall completely, allowing Shanxi to further expand their advantage, effectively turning the game into garbage time. In the fourth quarter, Shanxi maintained full control of the game, ultimately securing a resounding victory with a final score of 116-83. This match highlighted Shanxi's overall offensive performance, with standout plays from players like Goodwin, Yuan Shuai, and Diawara. Although some Jilin…

Translation of the article content into English: In this ever-changing CBA season, the court is not only a battleground for players to sweat it out but also a stage where stories and suspense intertwine. Qingdao narrowly lost to Guangsha, Tongxi was defeated by Shanghai in overtime, Xinjiang overcame Beijing, Liaoning narrowly won against Guangdong, and Shanxi swept Jilin with a 33-point advantage. Behind each game lies an unmissable chapter of basketball. Shanghai Team's "Reversal Journey": From Lagging Behind to 11 Consecutive Wins When the Shanghai team challenged the Tongxi team away from home, this match seemed destined to be full of drama. In the early stages of the game, the Shanghai team quickly took control of the rhythm, but the Tongxi team was not willing to give in and reversed the score with sharp counterattacks. At halftime, the Shanghai team unexpectedly fell behind. Facing pressure, the Shanghai team adjusted their tactics in the second half, gradually stabilized and completed the comeback. The most thrilling moment came at the end of the fourth quarter. The Tongxi team, with their tenacious will, dragged the score into overtime. In overtime, both sides continued to exchange blows, with no clear advantage. However, the "Mr. Key" of the Shanghai team, Lofton, stood out, scoring continuously to stabilize the situation and ultimately helped the team narrowly win with a slight advantage. This victory not only allowed the Shanghai team to achieve 11 consecutive victories but also solidified their position on the leaderboard. Liaoning vs. Guangdong: Behind the Peak Clash The match between Liaoning and Guangdong, known…

The overall situation of the CBA this season has been determined, and the 20 teams can be divided into four categories in total. First category: Out of the playoffs, which means no chance to enter the playoffs. This includes eight teams, namely Fujian men's basketball team, Jiangsu men's basketball team, Shenzhen men's basketball team, Guangzhou men's basketball team, Tianjin men's basketball team, Sichuan men's basketball team, Ningbo men's basketball team, and Jilin men's basketball team. Fujian team and Jiangsu team have a win rate of less than 13% after half the season, so what can they do to enter the playoffs. The head coaches of Shenzhen, Tianjin, and Sichuan are average, and it will be difficult to improve this season. Guangzhou and Ningbo have poor local lineups, with the former being a team of rookies and the latter being a team of marginal players. Even if these two teams use foreign coaches, they will not achieve results in the short term. Jilin's star player Jones is injured, and the team's strength is halved. Second category: Competing for the top eight spots, which means fighting for the top eight positions. This includes four teams, namely Tongxi men's basketball team, Beikong men's basketball team, Guangdong men's basketball team, and Qingdao men's basketball team. After half the season, Qingdao team is temporarily ranked eighth in the league with a total win rate of 62.5%. The other three teams have a win rate of 54.2% for Guangdong, 56.5% for Beikong, and 50% for Tongxi, with not much difference between them. These four teams have…

On December 30th, the CBA league saw Shanghai win an away game in overtime against Nanjing Tongxi with a score of 133:131. This marked their last match of 2024, and they concluded half the season with an 11-game winning streak. From a 1-win, 9-loss record in the first stage to their current 11 consecutive victories, Shanghai has changed coaches, foreign players, and mentality. They now face all opponents with what can be considered their strongest lineup this season, and every victory is justified. The current 11-game winning streak is not the end for them this season; how many more wins will they achieve? Let's look at the schedule, which is uniquely bizarre for Shanghai, making it fitting for miracles and records to emerge from them. Originally, Shanghai was scheduled to play against Shanxi on January 1st, 2025, in the 25th round. However, for unknown reasons, the 25th round has been rescheduled to the end of February during the break period. This isn't the only rescheduled match for Shanghai; they have also yet to play their 13th round game, an away match against Beijing BAW, which has also been moved to late February. Despite ranking 12th, Shanghai has played fewer games than others, with 22 rounds completed, 12 wins, and 10 losses. By win rate, they are actually in tenth place in the league. Shanghai's first game in 2025 is on January 4th, the 26th round, at home against Ningbo. Following that are two away games: against Tianjin on January 6th in the 27th round and against Beikong on January 8th…

In the 2024 CBA regular season, Shanghai men's basketball team has been in the limelight. After defeating Beikong, they have made great progress, winning 10 consecutive victories, with a record of 11 wins and 10 losses, ranking up to the 11th position. Behind this dark horse comeback is a key figure - Lofton, whose performance is amazing and has already changed the pattern of Shanghai men's basketball team. Lofton, who once played against Wenyamamba, is only 1.98 meters tall, but his dominance in the paint is unrivaled. He is proficient in low-post offensive skills, and almost no one in the CBA can completely restrict him. Lofton is also a ball-handling forward. He often starts an attack from the baseline, whether it is from the high post to the low post, or from the top to the inside, he can move freely on the court. Moreover, Lofton also has excellent passing ability, whether it is a wide range of transfer balls or inside-to-inside passes to cutters, he handles them appropriately. Lofton's role in Shanghai team is now clearly visible. In addition to his personal ability, he also plays a good role in activating his teammates. Wang Zhelin is a typical example. Before, Wang Zhelin was frustrated in the paint, facing double teams and limited space. But with Lofton's arrival, things are different. He is both inside and outside, attracting defense, creating plenty of space under the basket for Wang Zhelin, who can easily score. Not only Wang Zhelin, other players in the team with strong individual abilities also get more opportunities,…