In the fierce competition of the CBA league, Shandong team suffered an unexpected blow - its core player Chris was banned due to accumulating 9 personal technical fouls. This incident not only brought unprecedented challenges to Shandong team, but also made Chris the first person in the current season to be automatically suspended due to excessive technical fouls. The triggering of this rule not only means that Chris will miss the next away game against Tongxi team, but also makes this confrontation full of more variables and highlights. According to the existing rules of the CBA league, when a player's personal technical fouls reach the seventh and ninth times, he will face a total fine of 10,000 yuan, and when the number of technical fouls reaches 9 times, the player will also be automatically suspended for one game. This rule is aimed at maintaining discipline and fairness on the court and ensuring the smooth progress of the game. However, for Shandong team and Chris himself, the triggering of this rule is undoubtedly a heavy blow. As the core player of Shandong team, his absence will have a significant impact on the overall strength and tactical layout of the team. In this season's games, Chris has proved himself to be an indispensable nuclear weapon for Shandong team on both offense and defense. He averages 29.9 minutes per game, contributing 21.5 points, 8.7 rebounds, 2.6 assists and 1.7 steals with comprehensive data, shooting 45.9%, three-point shooting 27.6%, and free throw shooting 81.4%. These data are enough to prove the importance of Chris…

On January 13th, Beijing time, CBA referees held a meeting for nothing, directly calling technical fouls when they shouldn't, and it's very amateurish to have three technical fouls in a game. The CBA referees recently just held a meeting, and the league officials also specially gave some norms to the referees, asking them to unify the refereeing standards because the referees have been criticized more and more recently. However, it seems that this meeting was really held for nothing. Why do I say that? Because in the game between Beijing and Fujian, the referees suddenly inexplicably blew three technical fouls, blowing three T's in just the first half. What's even funnier is that the refereeing standards are also a bit confusing. We don't know what the normal refereeing standards are for this league now? Technical fouls are actually very rare in a game, and blowing three fouls can only happen if there is a large-scale conflict. However, the two sides didn't have any conflicts or fights, and there were no shoving actions, but they were blown three technical fouls, and the reasons for the fouls were very funny. How did the first technical foul happen? At that time, in the first quarter, Joseph Young singled out Beijing and completed a layup. After the ball went in, he made a too small gesture, which is very common in the NBA. It's pressing down with the right hand, indicating that the defender is too small. He faced Beijing's foreign aid, Jerman, who is taller and stronger than him, and scored the goal,…

In recent times, the domestic CBA league has been experiencing a tumultuous period, starting with Zhao Rui's dissatisfaction with the refereeing decision that led to him shoving a referee and receiving a five-game suspension. This was followed by Zhang Xingliang from the Guangzhou team trending on social media for staying up all night to study English with his girlfriend, which exposed a lack of emotional control and self-discipline. Additionally, fans have criticized the frequent occurrence of unsportsmanlike conduct on the court, such as pulling opponents, tripping, swinging elbows, and diving, among others, all in an attempt to win at any cost. On January 10th, in the 29th round of the CBA league, Guangdong defeated Qingdao 105-96 at home, ending Qingdao's four-game winning streak. Throughout the match, there were not only intense confrontations but also some controversial moments. After the game started, Qingdao took the lead with the outstanding performances of Mickey and Weatherspoon, leading Guangdong 56-47 at halftime. However, the turning point came in the third quarter when Guangdong launched a fierce counterattack, scoring 34-23 in that quarter to successfully overtake the score and ultimately defeat Qingdao Guoxin 105-96, securing their fifth consecutive victory. During the third quarter, Shandong player Guo Qifang attempted to deceive the referees by performing a ridiculous 360-degree spin while defending against Guangdong's foreign player Jilunwater. This behavior was immediately penalized as a technical foul by the referees and provoked the dissatisfaction of the spectators. Guo Qifang, who entered the professional league through the CBA draft in 2023 as a college player, has been in the…

This night, the dignity of the CBA referees was shattered by Zhao Rui's outburst, collision, and ejection. The match between Xinjiang men's basketball team and Shandong team should have been a good story, but an unexpected incident occurred in the first quarter, which was particularly regrettable. The game should have been presented better. The atmosphere at Xinjiang's home court was originally quite good, with the audience looking forward to watching an exciting match. However, with five minutes remaining in the first quarter, Zhao Rui was knocked out of bounds and directly hit the basketball hoop during a layup. The referee did not call a foul on this play, which made Zhao Rui very angry. He ran to argue with the referee with great emotion, and the referee immediately gave him a technical foul. After being called for a technical foul, Zhao Rui could no longer control his emotions and rushed in front of the referee, making physical contact. The referee then quickly gave him another technical foul, ejecting him from the game. This punishment came too fast, leaving everyone on and off the court stunned. On Xinjiang's bench, the coaching staff and teammates tried to stop Zhao Rui, but it was already too late. Zhao Rui had been ejected from the game, which was a huge blow to Xinjiang since he is one of their core players. The atmosphere at the scene suddenly became strange, with the audience starting to shout loudly at the referees to express their dissatisfaction. This scene was indeed not pleasant, especially for a New Year's…

Shandong Men's Basketball Team played a dazzling game at Xinjiang's home court, which was chaotic from the beginning. The referee's whistle kept sounding, and the players' emotions were out of control, with technical fouls flying everywhere. Surprisingly, Shandong Team still won in the end, making people shake their heads in disbelief. Xinjiang's home court is notoriously difficult to play in. This time, when Shandong Team arrived, they felt something was off. Not long after the opening, Zhao Rui clashed with the referee. This guy is quite impulsive, directly colliding with the referee. Isn't he just causing trouble for himself? Such incidents are actually quite common on the basketball court. There will always be some minor frictions between players and referees. However, it is rare to see someone like Zhao Rui directly take action. Now, he is sure to be severely punished by the league. The referees in this game were also very strict. It felt like the whistle was blown excessively, making the players somewhat unaccustomed and increasingly tense on the court. Qiu Biao played quite excitedly in this game, after all, it was against his former team. He led his teammates to a small climax right from the start, which can be considered as a proof of himself. Shandong Team's offense was well-organized. Although they lacked Zhao Rui as a scoring point, others stepped up, especially Chris and Moore. The two foreign players had good performances in critical moments. When the game reached the fourth quarter, there was a new development. Chris was ejected due to consecutive technical fouls,…

On January 1st, Beijing time, a shocking moment occurred in the CBA when Zhao Rui pushed the referee from behind, unable to contain himself. We've seen players fight each other before, but we've never seen a player directly attack the referee. What was Zhao Rui trying to do? During the match between Xinjiang and Shandong, Zhao Rui was ejected after only 3 minutes and 33 seconds on the court, with a record of 2 points, 2 turnovers, and 2 fouls. Why did this happen? It's because he actually took action against the referee, pushing him hard, which was so exaggerated that even the commentators were stunned. What was going on? We've seen players from both sides fight before, but we've never seen a player start attacking the referee. Zhao Rui made such a move in this game. After breaking through and scoring a layup, he was very dissatisfied with the referee's decision not to call a foul. He pointed at the referee and complained, immediately receiving a technical foul. Zhao Rui then dramatically rushed from behind and pushed the referee hard, an action that was truly outrageous. We've considered Zhao Rui's impulsive temperament; his layup might have indeed been a 2+1, but the referee didn't award it, and it's normal for him to complain a bit. However, after the referee gave him a technical foul, Zhao Rui exploded on the spot. After receiving the technical foul, Zhao Rui pushed the referee hard on the shoulder, sending him back a meter. He almost hit the advertising boards at the side of…

The big names are out! Yan Shouqi is resting, Patton is watching from the sidelines, and Yang Ming faces the risk of suspension and fines! The Liaoning Flying Leopards' lineup against the Beijing Ducks has been announced, with 11 players on the roster: Fu Hao, O.J. Mayo, Zhao Luchuan, Zhang Junhao, Willis, Li Xiaoxu, Yu Zechen, Zhang Chengzhi Feng, Wang Lanqin, Li Huyi, and Han Dejun. The Beijing Ducks' 12-man roster includes Zhou Qi, Chen Yingjun, Solomon, German, Zeng Fanbo, Fang Shuo, Lei Meng, Zhang Cairen, Fan Ziming, Qiu Tian, Zhai Xiaochuan, and Omo. From the two teams' rosters, it can be seen that Liaoning is only fielding 11 players because Yan Shouqi is still recovering from a cold. New signing Patton made the trip to Beijing despite the long journey, but due to the CBA registration office being closed for the holidays, he made a wasted trip and can only watch as a spectator, which is a pity. With Zhou Qi's return, Beijing is fielding their full-strength squad with three foreign players, while Liaoning has two. On paper, Liaoning is not Beijing's match, but as the saying goes, "A dead camel is bigger than a horse." I believe in Liaoning, I'm optimistic about Liaoning, and I hope Liaoning can win despite being the underdog! It's worth noting that Liaoning's head coach, Yang Ming, has already accumulated six technical fouls and may face the risk of suspension and fines. According to CBA rules, during the regular season, when a head coach accumulates technical fouls seven to nine times, they will…