115-110, Shanxi men's basketball team completed a 25-point comeback at home, reversing Xinjiang men's basketball team and successfully avenging their previous loss. This game was beyond words, with Xinjiang, who had benched their main lineup, dominating Shanxi's full-strength team in the first three quarters. However, in the fourth quarter, during the single foreign player matchup, Xinjiang's players seemed to lose their touch, and coach Liu Wei's foolish tactics did not help. On the other hand, Shanxi made a strong comeback, demonstrating championship-caliber dominance and tenacity, ultimately completing the comeback. Let's listen to what media experts have to say after the game. Guangdong media: In the final quarter, Shanxi scored 41-11, completing a 25-point comeback at home with a 115-110 victory over Xinjiang, achieving revenge. I still have the same question: why didn't they bring on Peterson earlier? Also, despite Diyallo missing two free throws and Liu Chuanxing securing a crucial offensive rebound to seal the game, why didn't Xinjiang substitute Li Yanzhe? This season, Xinjiang has experienced several instances of leading by a large margin only to be unexpectedly overturned, making it incredibly dramatic. Liaoning media: A comeback of this magnitude from Shanxi is something that, in my memory, only Liaoning could have pulled off a decade ago. Why watch low-level NBA games when knowledgeable fans should watch the CBA? The CBA offers everything you could want in terms of drama, both on and off the court, and it's addictive. Shanghai media: Under the four-quarter, seven-player foreign policy, a 20-point lead is no longer as secure as it once was.…

On January 5th, Beijing time, in a CBA regular season game, Shanxi Men's Basketball Team made an incredible comeback against Xinjiang Men's Basketball Team, winning 115-110 to return to second place in the league. Xinjiang had a significant lead of 15 points in the first quarter, which extended to 19 points at halftime and 25 points by the end of the third quarter. However, Shanxi staged a remarkable comeback in the fourth quarter, with a 26-4 run that narrowed the gap to just 3 points. In the decisive moments, Goodwin drew a foul and made two free throws to take the lead, and Shanxi finished the game with an astonishing 41-11 run. Team Statistics Xinjiang: Lawson scored 18 points, 12 rebounds, and 6 assists; Ilyas Fu La Ti contributed 20 points, 9 rebounds, and 4 three-pointers; Hegen Si added 11 points and 10 assists; Xierzati had 16 points and 4 three-pointers; Peterson chipped in with 14 points, 12 rebounds, and 7 assists; Yang Rui scored 13 points; Li Yan Zhe had 9 points and 5 rebounds. Shanxi: Goodwin went 4 for 15 from the field, scoring 20 points, 11 assists, and 7 rebounds; Zhang Ning contributed 19 points and 6 rebounds; Diyaluo had 22 points and 9 rebounds; Jiaers scored 16 points and 7 rebounds; Liu Chuanxing added 12 points and 8 rebounds. Star of the Game - Ilyas Fu La Ti Despite Goodwin's shooting struggles (4 for 15 and 0 for 6 from three-point range), he was the catalyst for the fourth-quarter rally and made the crucial free throws…

At 19:35 on January 5th, Beijing time, the 27th round of the CBA regular season will kick off in full swing. Among the matches, the most eye-catching one is undoubtedly the home game of Shanxi Men's Basketball Team against Xinjiang Men's Basketball Team. It should be noted that the two teams have previously met in Urumqi, where Shanxi Men's Basketball Team suffered an away defeat, and the young coach Pan Jiang even made the bold statement, "No one can win here." Now, arriving in Taiyuan, for Shanxi Team, it's time for revenge. The young coach must defend his glory and possibly achieve a big victory at home. Such a heavyweight match has been wisely scheduled for live broadcast by CCTV5. Looking at the data, with Xinjiang Men's Basketball Team's away victory over Sichuan Team, the team's ranking has quietly climbed to second place, surpassing Shanxi Team based on their win-loss record. In other words, the two teams are now facing each other again, which means a battle between the second and third-ranked teams in the league. Shanxi Men's Basketball Team is strong and well-equipped. Although they lost unexpectedly to Qingdao Team away in the last round, this team is powerful, especially under the strategic planning of Li Chunjiang, maintaining the health of all players, especially the strong player Zhang Ning, with him there, the hope of victory remains. Shanxi Men's Basketball Team once almost defeated Xinjiang Team away, but unfortunately, due to some factors of time and place, Shanxi Team had to accept defeat, leading to Pan Jiang's comment, "No…

Zhang Ning has always been a controversial player in the CBA league, but this time the attention from the Shanxi Provincial Government and television on his match against Zhejiang has revealed something more complex. The game between Shanxi and Zhejiang was remarkable because it marked a turning point for Zhang Ning's situation. Both the Shanxi Provincial Government and Shanxi TV specifically reported on the match, suggesting deeper implications. The match ended with a score of 107 to 105 in favor of Shanxi, but the focus was not on the score. Instead, it was on Zhang Ning receiving a technical foul and a flagrant foul, which led to his early exit from the game. This detail is the real reason the government took interest in the match. Following the game, the Chinese Basketball Association (CBA) held an online meeting to discuss refereeing issues, particularly emphasizing the need to manage coaches and players on the court. This timing is interesting as it occurred right after Zhang Ning's match. The CBA mentioned that Zhang Ning's frequent fouls require management, but also implied that those defending him may have issues. The CBA's stance has become more objective, acknowledging that while Zhang Ning does have improper actions, they also pointed out potential problems with defensive players. Zhang Ning explained some of his actions on social media, and surprisingly, the CBA recognized this explanation, indicating an important shift in attitude and suggesting that the authorities are re-evaluating the issue. The final decision to penalize Zhang Ning with a flagrant foul has been repeatedly discussed, with many…

The recent CBA games have left me with four words to describe my feelings: angry and awkward. Why angry? The games have lost their essence! Diving, flopping, malicious fouls - it's like an "Oscar-worthy performance" scene, where the games lack passion and even become laughable. Is this basketball court for playing or for showcasing acting skills? And why awkward? We were expecting intense matchups and tactical brilliance, but what happened? The referees' whistles are incessant, and the games are disrupted by various unsightly actions. If we continue like this, not only will the games' appeal plummet, but the league's reputation will also be at risk. This wave of "foul fever" naturally makes Zhao Rui a hot topic. In a game between Guangdong and Shandong, Zhao Rui, dissatisfied with the referee's decision, directly collided with the referee and threw a towel. This behavior stunned not only ordinary viewers but also live commentators. As a result, the Chinese Basketball Association (CBA) handed down a punishment: a five-game suspension plus a 100,000 yuan fine. Basketball enthusiasts might feel a jolt upon hearing this punishment. If such behavior occurred in an international league like the NBA, Zhao Rui could face a year-long suspension or even career implications. But what is the CBA's stance? It seems akin to a parent telling a child who has made a mistake, "This time, you're just punished by not having dinner!" Some netizens jokingly comment: With such lenient punishment, isn't it just encouraging him to "do it again next time"? In fact, fans are no strangers to Zhao Rui's…

The 19th round of the A group regular season of the 2024-2025 WCBA league has seen 4 games played and 2 yet to be contested. Shanxi defeated Inner Mongolia, while Dongguan lost away to Beijing. Fujian pulled off a surprise victory against Zhejiang Chouzhou, securing their first win of the season. The latest standings in the WCBA see Sichuan as clear favorites for the championship, with predictions for the runner-up being this team! Shanxi Zhuye Qing Jiu faced off against Inner Mongolia Nongxin in a strong matchup. At the end of the first quarter, Shanxi trailed by 6 points at 19-25. However, in the second quarter, Shanxi turned the tables with a score of 28-12, setting the stage for victory. Ultimately, Shanxi triumphed over Inner Mongolia with a final score of 92-84. Shanxi's double foreign aid performed exceptionally well, with Kelsey scoring 32 points, 6 rebounds, 5 assists, and 1 steal, and Olivier contributing 23 points, 3 rebounds, 4 assists, and 3 steals. LKX added 12 points, 2 rebounds, 10 assists, and 2 steals. On Inner Mongolia's side, Karani had 23 points, 10 rebounds, 4 assists, and 1 steal, Li Yuan scored 13 points, 1 rebound, and 8 assists, Sun Mengran contributed 8 points, 3 rebounds, and 8 assists, Zhang Ru had 14 points, 4 rebounds, 2 assists, and 2 steals, and Natisha chipped in with 22 points, 6 rebounds, and 4 assists. Fujian Jinjiang Zhongteng achieved a surprising 100-96 victory over the formidable Zhejiang Chouzhou Bank, securing their first win of the season. For Fujian, foreign aid Tera shone…

On January 5th, the CBA regular season continues with a total of 5 matches taking place simultaneously. These include matchups between Shanxi and Xinjiang, Guangzhou and Qingdao, Jiangsu and Zhejiang, as well as Sichuan and Fujian. While only one match can be considered a focal point, the other games are equally intriguing, and we will provide a brief pre-game analysis. The game between Shanxi and Xinjiang is undoubtedly the main event. Both teams have long been ranked in the top four, boasting impressive fighting capabilities. However, they have recently encountered some setbacks; for instance, Xinjiang lost to Shandong, resulting in their strong home court being conquered by the opponent. This defeat also led to Zhao Rui receiving a five-game suspension, which came at a significant cost. Shanxi recently suffered a loss against Qingdao, which had previously given them an opportunity to challenge Guangsha for the top spot. However, they now find themselves tied with Xinjiang at 19 wins and 6 losses. The outcome of this match could essentially secure the second position, and competition between teams at the same level is always fierce. Currently, Shanxi seems to have the upper hand, not only due to playing at home but also because they have a more complete lineup with a larger pool of available players. Their frontline features Liu Chuanxing and Ge Zhaobao taking turns to deal with Li Yanzhe, while their group of guards is even more abundant, with players like Zhang Ning, Yuan Shuai, and Jia Mingru capable of both shooting and driving to the basket. Xinjiang's disadvantage lies…

The CBA league is currently in full swing, and for fans, the new season's CBA court is particularly exciting, with the intensity of matches surpassing previous seasons. This is all thanks to the new foreign player policy, which now determines the competitiveness of many CBA teams, a fact that every team is well aware of. Prior to the adjustment of the foreign player policy, the CBA landscape was largely controlled by Liaoning Men's Basketball and Guangdong Men's Basketball, both of which had numerous national-level players. The championship titles of the past few years were won by these two teams. However, after this year's adjustment of foreign players, many teams have become increasingly competitive through adjustments to their foreign players, including Xinjiang Men's Basketball, Zhejiang Men's Basketball, Guangsha Men's Basketball, Shanxi Men's Basketball, etc. Even Liaoning Men's Basketball cannot guarantee winning the championship this season. Of course, the season is now halfway through, but many teams are still adjusting their rosters, specifically referring to the selection of foreign players. Currently, the work of CBA foreign players is not easy, and they can be easily replaced if they are slightly out of form. So far, at least 30 foreign players have been cut from the CBA league. Not long ago, Guangdong Men's Basketball and Liaoning Men's Basketball officially announced the cutting of one foreign player each, namely Les and Ture. These two foreign players did not perform as expected and did not adapt to their respective teams, ultimately leading to their dismissal. Currently, Guangdong Men's Basketball emphasizes that they are still looking…

The 26th round of the second stage of the 2024-25 CBA regular season continued, with a focus on the intense match between the strong Shanxi men's basketball team and the dark horse Qingdao men's basketball team. In the end, the stronger Qingdao team defeated Shanxi with a score of 129-122, thanks to the excellent performance of their main players such as Mickey, Yang Hanshen, Wang Ruize, and Witherspoon. It is worth noting that in this game, Shanxi's two foreign players, Goodwin and Diawara, once again performed outstandingly. Among them, Goodwin scored 32 points, 10 assists, and 7 rebounds throughout the game, while Diawara grabbed 38 points, 7 rebounds, 3 assists, 3 steals, and 1 block. With the combined 71 points from Qingdao's two foreign players, the excellent performance of the foreign players from both teams made Guangdong, who failed to strengthen their foreign player lineup, seem out of place. In fact, Diawara, who can play without the ball on the offensive end as a forward three-position foreign player, has always been the desired reinforcement target for Guangdong. Judging from the game, Shanxi's current first core foreign player with the ball is Goodwin. As the strongest dual-guard foreign player in the CBA league, Goodwin not only possesses the strongest scoring burst power in the entire league but also has top-level organizational abilities to drive the whole team. Diawara and Goodwin's characteristics are almost completely complementary, with Diawara taking on more of the role of a finisher at both ends of the court in the third position. When Goodwin is suspended or…

The latest CBA standings have been released, with Liaoning being pushed down to 8th place in a joint effort. The Liaoning-Guangdong rivalry has turned into a battle for the "eighth" position. After the first five games of the 26th round of the CBA regular season, featuring teams such as Zhejiang, Beijing, and Xinjiang, there has been a significant change in the CBA standings. Shanxi was upset, allowing Xinjiang to return to second place, while Zhejiang dropped to fourth. The defending champion Liaoning was "kicked" to eighth place by Beijing and Qingdao. The two former championship contenders, Liaoning and Guangdong, now find themselves in eighth and ninth place respectively, becoming this season's hard-luck brothers. Currently, Guangsha leads the CBA standings with a record of 21 wins and 4 losses, maintaining a relatively stable position. After defeating Sichuan, Xinjiang improved their record to 19 wins and 6 losses, surpassing Shanxi to take second place. Shanxi suffered an unexpected loss to Qingdao in this round, dropping to third place. Similarly, Zhejiang lost, falling from third to fourth after losing to Beijing, with a record of 18 wins and 8 losses. Both Beijing and Qingdao won their matches in this round. After Beijing defeated Zhejiang and Qingdao caused an upset against Shanxi, the biggest loser turned out to be Liaoning. Prior to this round, the reigning champion Liaoning was ranked fifth in the standings. However, following victories by Qingdao and Beijing, Liaoning plummeted to eighth place. Currently, Shandong holds the fifth spot with a record of 18 wins and 7 losses, followed by Beijing…