In the ever-changing and opportunity-filled basketball arena of the CBA, each season is akin to an intense marathon where teams strive for honor and achievement. The introduction of foreign players often becomes a pivotal step for teams to adjust their strategies and enhance their strength during the season. This is evident as the CBA transfer market has been set ablaze with the release of Daishen Nix, creating a frenzy among teams. With European leagues in full swing, focusing on domestic competitions, finding suitable small foreign players is akin to scaling the heavens. At this juncture, players eliminated from the NBA and its development league become highly sought after by CBA teams, igniting a fierce talent competition. Daishen Nix, the 193cm tall, 204-jin (approximately 204 pounds) guard, stands out like a heavy tank on the court. During his time with the Rockets, he left a deep impression on fans, albeit somewhat peculiar. In games where the Rockets were intentionally losing to improve draft position, Nix was often sent onto the court when the team took the lead. However, upon his entry, the situation would dramatically change, with the team's scoring defense crumbling like a breached dam, leaving spectators stunned. In one game, he played for over 30 minutes but scored only 4 points, a performance that fell short of expectations. The primary reason for this was his obvious shortcomings in shooting, which prevented him from becoming a reliable role player in the NBA and ultimately led to his elimination. However, as the saying goes, "A tangerine grown south of the Huai…