The CBA rankings have undergone a major shift overnight! Xinjiang has risen by four places, Liaoning and Guangdong are ranked 8th and 9th, while the dark horse has dropped to 3rd place. Xinjiang's match was a real eye-opener! On January 4th, they faced Sichuan in a classic case of being chased down. They started poorly, with the first quarter seeing them being dominated by their opponents, almost stumbling badly. However, the Xinjiang players remained calm and gradually found their rhythm. In particular, Qi Lin really carried the entire team! He scored 16 points in the first half, instantly turning the situation around and leaving Sichuan with no fight left. He finished the game with 30 points, 11 rebounds, and 3 assists, becoming the backbone of the team! It should be noted that Sichuan also played well in this game, with Li Weihao contributing the highest score of 22 points for the team. Unfortunately, despite their strong counterattack from Xinjiang, Sichuan couldn't hold onto their advantage and ultimately lost the game 94-100. This victory was crucial for Xinjiang, propelling them from sixth place all the way up to second! They've gone from being a mid-table team to joining the top ranks, with their record improving from 19 wins and 6 losses. Honestly, there are many commendable aspects behind Xinjiang's impressive win in this game. As for Sichuan, although they lost, Li Weihao's performance was beyond reproach. As always, there's room for improvement, and it's worth encouraging. Speaking of Shanxi, this team is truly the "dark horse" of the year; no one…

In the 15th round of the CBA's focus match-up, Shanxi Men's Basketball Team and Beijing Men's Basketball Team were quite noticeable. Who would have thought that although the scoring gap between the two teams was not big, the performance of the star players was worlds apart, and Zhou Qi's performance was really hard to match his reputation! The game was still very intense At the beginning of the game, Shanxi Men's Basketball Team quickly entered the state, played a small climax, and the leading advantage was once impressive. But as the game progressed, Beijing Men's Basketball Team gradually took control of the situation on the court through efficient offensive cooperation, leading 28-21 in the first quarter. The second quarter was still like this, and both sides' games were very close. Whether it is the defensive intensity of Shanxi Men's Basketball Team or the offensive and defensive transition of Beijing Men's Basketball Team, it reflects the exquisite ball skills of the two teams. The key moment of the game appeared in the fourth quarter. Shanxi Men's Basketball Team strengthened its defense, gradually overtook the score through accurate shooting and clever breakthroughs, and finally completed the reversal with a score of 106-101, winning the victory of this key game. And in this focus battle, in addition to the overall performance of the two teams, Liu Chuanxing and Zhou Qi's personal comparison, as well as Zhou Qi's key mistake in the last moment of the game, became hot topics for discussion after the game. Liu Chuanxing's efficient performance and Zhou Qi's mediocre performance…

A 25-point lead is almost the dividing line between victory and defeat in a basketball game, right? But who would have thought that in the CBA arena, there really could be a team that could be overturned under such a point difference, and the one experiencing all this was Xinjiang Team. With a score of 115:110, Xinjiang Team fell to the amazing comeback of Shanxi Team's "scalpel." This game not only evokes regret but also gives people a "wake-up call" - in basketball games, no matter how much you are ahead, you cannot relax for even the last second. However, to put it another way, did Xinjiang Team's collapse from a significant lead in the third quarter to the final disaster really just result from Shanxi Team's miraculous performance? Perhaps there are some unknown key reasons behind it. Let's dissect it layer by layer and see how this classic reversal match, which makes people feel mixed emotions, was "directed." First, let's talk about the winners. Shanxi Team was almost completely helpless in the first three quarters, with an absurdly low three-point shooting percentage of only 13.9%! Yet, it was such a seemingly lifeless team that found the key to a "desperate counterattack" in the last quarter. In the first five minutes after the start of the fourth quarter, they launched a 16:0 wave, completely dragging the rhythm back into their own hands. Can you imagine? Xinjiang Team was like a tiger descending from the mountain in the first three quarters, but in the fourth quarter, they completely "lost power," while…

On January 7th, Beijing time, Zhang Ning continued to have a big explosion, but there was no smile on his face. He has been targeted by referees for three consecutive games and criticized after being named, now he has really become a negative example. Shanxi team recently played several wonderful games, including the previous 25-point comeback against Xinjiang, and now they have won a tough victory against Fujian. Looking at the data from these recent games, Zhang Ning played well, scoring 19 points with 6 rebounds and 1 assist against Xinjiang with 16 shots made out of 7 attempts, but his three-point shooting was a bit embarrassing with only 1 out of 8 shots made. Now against Fujian, he scored 21 points with 5 rebounds and 4 assists, making 11 out of 6 shots and 3 out of 7 three-pointers. These two games can be considered as playing at the expected level. Including the previous game against Qingdao, Zhang Ning scored 20 points, but Shanxi suffered a crushing defeat. The combined statistics of the two games were 40 points, 11 rebounds, and 5 assists, totaling 60 points in three games. However, Zhang Ning's playing time has been significantly reduced in these few games. This season, he is known as Shanxi's workhorse, previously having a lot of playing time, but he only played 28 minutes against Xinjiang, why? Because he was ejected after committing six fouls in just 28 minutes. In the previous game where Shanxi faced Qingdao, they were blown out by Qingdao, and Zhang Ning was even more exaggerated,…

CBA League: Shanxi Men's Basketball Team Reverses Xinjiang Guanghui, Fans Uncover the Truth and Expose Small Details. Netizens pointed out incisively that Xinjiang Men's Basketball Team lost 30 points in the fourth quarter, which is directly related to Liu Wei's chaotic personnel adjustments and failure to call a timeout when the opponent made consecutive scores. Additionally, Xinjiang's foreign players performed poorly compared to other teams who could find good foreign players. Shanxi has reversed many games this year, but Liu Wei's coaching is at a rookie level, which is indeed a real issue. Liu Wei, your coaching ability needs improvement; this isn't the first time you've been reversed. The players can't play in the fourth quarter, which is the coach's problem. Liu Wei still has some scholarly qualities; when the opponent is frantically catching up on points, he doesn't think about how to maintain the point difference or suppress the opponent but instead considers micro-operations to conserve the main players' energy, resulting in continuous player errors. After being overtaken by Shanxi, with no time left, he suddenly remembers there's still a Peterson, but Peterson's sweat has dried, ready to go back to the locker room for a shower. Starting with a 25-point lead, they chase after their opponents, fearing there won't be enough time. They come over and immediately shoot a three-pointer, quickly committing turnovers and fouls if the opponent doesn't score. Xinjiang has had several games this season where they were caught up by opponents under big leads, even going into overtime. This game's 25-point reversal loss is incredible;…

Translation of the article content into English: In the Chinese Basketball Association (CBA), what is the ranking of the six powerhouse teams - Guangsha Men's Basketball, Shanxi Men's Basketball, Beijing Men's Basketball, Liaoning Men's Basketball, Guangdong Men's Basketball, and Shanghai Men's Basketball - in terms of their reliance on foreign players from high to low? Disclaimer: The ranking is based on detailed data, and the order does not reflect the strength of the teams. We hope that some fans will be considerate with their words. Sixth place: Liaoning Men's Basketball Liaoning's average score this season: 104 points Average scores of foreign players: Wells 25 points; Ferg 23 points; Patton 9 points Total average score of foreign players: 57 points Foreign player average score ratio: 54% Fifth place: Shanxi Men's Basketball Shanxi's average score this season: 115 points Average scores of foreign players: Goodwin 24 points; Diawara 22 points; Faye 7 points; Giles 6 points Total average score of foreign players: 59 points Foreign player average score ratio: 51% Fourth place: Shanghai Men's Basketball Shanghai's average score: 111 points Average scores of foreign players: Lofton 24 points; Bradley 14 points; Wilson 11 points; Hawkins 6 points Total average score of foreign players: 55 points Foreign player average score ratio: 49% Third place: Guangdong Men's Basketball Guangdong's average score: 104 points Average scores of foreign players: Gillenwater 28 points; Bazley 11.9 points; Morland 9.7 points Total score of foreign players: 49.6 points Foreign player average score ratio: 47.6% Second place: Guangsha Men's Basketball Average score: 104 points Average scores of foreign players:…

Can you imagine a team in last place making a comeback in overtime? Or a team trailing by 25 points actually turning the game around in the final quarter? This round of CBA games has proven that these "impossibilities" can indeed happen, delivering a harsh reality check to everyone. The underdogs have risen, dark horses have emerged, and the strong teams have faltered, turning what should have been an uneventful regular season into a celebration night for the bottom-ranked teams. Fujian and Jiangsu teams, both long-time residents at the lower end of the rankings, have recently shown impressive performances. Especially in this round of games, the two teams have taken the entire atmosphere of the court to new heights with their remarkable displays. Let's start with Fujian. In their match against Sichuan, Fujian managed to drag the game into overtime. This last-place team displayed incredible tenacity in the crucial moments - Zeng Lingxuan hit a three-pointer at the most critical juncture, while Sichuan's Samuels had ice-cold hands, missing a forced three-pointer at the last moment, allowing Fujian to secure victory with a score of 132-127. This victory not only ended Fujian's losing streak against Sichuan but also became an important turning point for the team this season. It can be said that although Fujian is generally weak in strength, they proved with a win that they are not just a pushover. Now let's look at Jiangsu. In this game, they faced Zhejiang, who were ranked high and had previously achieved a 10-game winning streak. Throughout the game, Jiangsu kept the…

The WCBA season is already halfway through, and Sichuan Women's Basketball Team still holds the position of "absolute hegemony". Many teams are not willing to be left behind. They have timely identified problems during the games and have started to strengthen their teams by recruiting a large number of new foreign players. Among them, Xinjiang Women's Basketball Team, Henan Women's Basketball Team, and Shanxi Women's Basketball Team have acted very quickly, and there is even hope that they can challenge the dominant positions of Sichuan and Inner Mongolia. According to a well-known sports blogger, Henan Women's Basketball Team, ranked 16th in the WCBA, has invested 51 million yuan to build the team! This summer, Henan Women's Basketball Team hired Park Myung-ju, an assistant coach of the Chinese Women's Basketball Team, as the head coach of Henan Women's Basketball Team. After that, they signed a large number of excellent domestic players as well as three powerful foreign players: Akindu, McDaniel, and Odyssey Sims. Later, they also signed the fourth foreign player Emma Gunn, becoming the first team this season to sign four foreign players. In addition to Henan Women's Basketball Team, Shanxi Women's Basketball Team also signed a powerful foreign player, Mercedes Russell, who once played for the WNBA Seattle Storm. After Liu Yutong left the WCBA, Shanxi Team had a huge vacancy in the frontcourt. The arrival of Mercedes Russell greatly strengthened Shanxi Team's frontcourt, making Shanxi Women's Basketball Team the second team this season to sign four foreign players. Shanxi Team has performed outstandingly this season with a record…

As the WCBA season approaches the two-thirds mark, more and more teams are discovering deficiencies within their squads or finding that certain foreign players do not fit with their current team dynamics. Consequently, many teams have been busy reinforcing their rosters recently. Among these are the Xinjiang women's basketball team, Xiamen women's basketball team, Henan women's basketball team, and Shanxi women's basketball team, all of which have been recruiting new foreign players. Both Henan and Shanxi previously had three foreign players, but for the sake of performance, these two teams have really gone all out. According to a well-known blogger, Henan women's basketball team has invested 51 million RMB this year to build the team. This summer, Henan women's basketball team first signed Chinese women's basketball assistant coach Park Myung-ju as the head coach of Henan women's basketball team, and then conducted a series of signings of a large number of players, including domestic players such as Sun Li and Peng Huaqian, as well as signing three foreign players: Asinde, McDaniel, and Odyssey Sims. However, the latest news is that Henan women's basketball team has cancelled the registration qualification of Odyssey Sims and changed to sign Emma Gunn as the third foreign player, making Henan women's basketball team the first team this season to sign four foreign players. However, the latest news yesterday was that Shanxi women's basketball team also signed the fourth foreign player, she is Mercedes Russell from the United States. Mercedes Russell has played for the Seattle Storm for the past seven seasons and was a member…

The reason for Shanxi Men's Basketball Team's reversal of Xinjiang Guanghui is not just tactics, finally understand. Netizens have pointed out incisively and vividly that everyone can see the desperate and life-threatening state of Shanxi in the fourth quarter, which completely stunned Xinjiang, and Shanxi deserves this comeback! Especially Liu Chuanxing! He was like an iron tower in the fourth quarter! Many actions by Shanxi in the fourth quarter were fouls, but the referees didn't call them. In fact, the referees' whistles favored Shanxi throughout the game, but Shanxi pretended not to defend and missed shots wildly in the first three quarters, which is why they fell behind so much. It was Liu Wei's first year coaching that created a record for Xinjiang, leading by 25 points and then being dramatically reversed in the last quarter. This game was a huge blow to the young players of Xinjiang. Shanxi finally dared to aggressively defend the entire court in the last quarter, with Goodwin speeding up the transition, taking advantage of the physical issues of Xinjiang's eight-man rotation. Shanxi played very well in the last quarter and deserved the victory! I actually quite admire Diawara. People with discerning eyes should be clear about what happened in this game. Diawara was shaking his head before the free throw at the end and also missed both free throws. He probably used this action to express his dissatisfaction with such behavior. Any team knows to call a timeout to adjust tactics in the fourth quarter, but Liu Wei makes the same mistake every game.…