At present, with the end of the first stage of the CBA regular season, the league has entered its first break window period. Teams are taking advantage of this rare opportunity to catch their breath and regroup for future battles. At the same time, a wave of changes in foreign aid has quietly arrived. First, Guangdong team took down two foreign players at the same time, followed by Shenzhen team, who sent their big foreign player Perry packing... According to Shenzhen media personality Zheng Zhipeng on social media, Shenzhen men's basketball team has cut Reggie Perry. He said, "Judging from the data alone, Perry was indeed the best performing foreign player in the first stage of Shenzhen men's basketball." "Basketball is a game of five people. It is difficult to say that Perry, born in 2000, is a 'professional' foreign player. From daily training to playing games, his emotional style of play, passive defense, enthusiasm for complaining about teammates, and locker room igniter." "Cutting a capable 'time bomb' and returning to a clear training and competition environment, the pros and cons are self-evident." A few days ago, after losing to Guangdong in the closing battle of the first stage of the regular season, Zhou Peng said at the post-match press conference: "Some of our players lack professional spirit on the court and violate the basic principles of a player. They think they are better than everyone else and put team interests at the bottom." Everyone was speculating at the time who Zhou Peng was referring to, and now it seems…

In the 18th round of the CBA regular season, three major upsets occurred that were as shocking as a sudden storm, leaving many fans stunned and sighing. The defeats of Guangsha, the comeback of Xinjiang, and the upset victory of Sichuan completely shattered the expected situation, causing many people to silently ask themselves, "Which CBA is this?" These matches were like a grand drama, with each act filled with twists and surprises. First, let's talk about the match between Guangsha and Shenzhen, which was so devastating that it made viewers want to cover their eyes. Guangsha seemed to be in good form at the beginning, but soon the situation spiraled out of control, as if they had suddenly fallen into an endless abyss. Shenzhen's performance was simply insane, especially their advantage in rebounds, which could be described as "crushing." Throughout the game, Guangsha only managed to secure 30 rebounds, while Shenzhen grabbed a whopping 52! This huge disparity directly affected Guangsha's offense and defense. Most crucially, Guangsha's offensive end was unable to establish any rhythm, with players seemingly losing direction and being completely suppressed by Shenzhen. The defensive end was also in chaos, with no effective restrictions placed on Shenzhen's offense. Especially in the second and third quarters, Guangsha's defense completely collapsed, allowing Shenzhen to score 34-22 in the second quarter and 28-16 in the third, directly widening the point difference to 24. For a quarter of the game, Guangsha had almost no ability to fight back. The result of this match was catastrophic for Guangsha—not only did they lose…

On January 20th, the CBA regular season saw Xinjiang defeat Qingdao 103-83 at home, securing a three-game winning streak. Xinjiang had six players score in double figures, dominating the game and ultimately achieving a 20-point victory. In this match, Peterson scored 23 points with 7 rebounds and 4 assists, Lawson had 16 points, 16 rebounds, and 9 assists, Li Yanze contributed 11 points, and from the bench, Abudu Salamu scored 15 points, Zhao Rui had 10 points, and Yili Fula scored 11 points, with each player making significant contributions. With Xinjiang's victory over Qingdao, they also surpassed their opponents in the rankings to reach sixth place in the league. With the near-simultaneous return of Abudu and Zhao Rui, Xinjiang, who had been plagued by injuries throughout the season, finally welcomed a more complete lineup. Indeed, although they are still missing two Class C players, Wu Guanxi and Zhu Xuhang, after a season of flu and injuries, it has been quite challenging to assemble the current lineup. Peterson, known as the "third foreign aid" for the team, has been playing increasingly reasonably in recent games following the return of Abudu and Zhao Rui. Although he only had four assists in this game, those who watched the game could see that he played very selflessly on the court. Previously, he would often take direct shots, but now he passes the ball to teammates with better opportunities. In the previous game against Guangzhou, Peterson even recorded 13 points, 6 rebounds, and 11 assists, which one might mistake for He Gens' stats if not…

The 34th round of the CBA regular season continues, and we take a look at the latest changes in the standings. The main information is as follows: Xinjiang defeated Zhejiang Chouzhou 134-102 to maintain their top position, Liaoning won 123-119 in overtime against Shenzhen to secure a six-game winning streak, Zhejiang Dongguangyuan reversed Beijing 92-83, Beikong defeated Shanghai 120-111, Nanjing sent Ningbo to a ten-game losing streak with a 119-90 victory, Tianjin beat Sichuan 112-98, and Shanxi narrowly defeated Shandong 92-88. Xinjiang returned home to avenge their previous loss against Zhejiang Chouzhou with a 134-102 victory, securing their third consecutive win and continuing to lead over Liaoning. Li Yanzhe made a successful debut, scoring 25 points and 5 rebounds with 9 out of 12 shots and 7 out of 8 free throws. Jones easily contributed 24 points and 12 assists, Wu Guanxi scored 18 points and 8 rebounds, and A Budu had 17 points, 11 rebounds, and 6 assists. This season's Xinjiang team has a deep lineup and is well-prepared. They are now waiting for Zhao Rui's return to create better chemistry and continue to improve. Zhejiang Chouzhou struggled with their shooting, with Cheng Shaipeng making only 5 out of 15 shots, Jones 1 out of 7, and Gaili 1 out of 10. With this loss, Zhejiang Chouzhou's record is tied with Guangdong and Zhejiang Dongguangyuan, temporarily ranking fifth. Liaoning fought hard in overtime to defeat Shenzhen 123-119 away from home, securing their sixth consecutive win. In regular time, He Xining scored an equalizing three-pointer, and in overtime, Liaoning's defense…

The latest CBA standings have been released, with Shandong making a comeback against Shanxi to claim the second spot, while Liaoning, Guangdong, and Xinjiang are locked in a tight battle for position. In the 34th round of the CBA regular season, two matches were played first. Shandong achieved a significant home victory over Ningbo, returning to second place in the standings. Meanwhile, Jiangsu caused an upset by defeating Tianjin at home, which was quite unexpected. After these two matches, there hasn't been much change in the CBA standings, except for Shandong moving up to second place. Guangsha remains firmly at the top, followed by Zhejiang, Guangdong, Liaoning, Xinjiang, and Qingdao, all of whom have the same points, creating an intricate situation. Currently, Guangsha's position in the CBA standings is unshakable. With a record of 29 wins and 4 losses, they are far ahead of other teams, and their pursuit of the regular-season championship seems imminent. Shandong, with one more match played, has overtaken Shanxi to take second place with a record of 24 wins and 10 losses. Shanxi now sits in third with 25 wins and 7 losses, having already secured a playoff spot, becoming the second team to do so after Guangsha this season. Compared to the top three teams, the teams ranked 4th to 8th have the same number of points and almost the same number of victories. Except for Xinjiang, who have played one fewer match, the other four teams all have a record of 22 wins and 11 losses. Zhejiang is in 4th, Guangdong in 5th,…

The basketball match involving the Xinjiang team was truly thrilling to watch. After a recent loss to Fujian, which ranked last, they suffered another defeat at the hands of Nanjing Tongxi, which was quite unexpected. The final score was a six-point difference, with Xinjiang losing away to Tongxi, marking their second consecutive loss, leaving many puzzled. The game was full of ups and downs. In the first half, both teams fought fiercely, with the score once tied at 58, indicating a close match. By the third quarter, although Xinjiang was trailing, it was only by a one-point margin, giving the impression that they could potentially turn things around at any moment. However, in the decisive fourth quarter, the game became even more intense, with both teams fighting tooth and nail, creating an extremely tense atmosphere. Unfortunately, Xinjiang made some inexplicable mistakes at this critical juncture. Despite having higher shooting and three-point percentages than their opponents, leading in rebounds, and attempting more shots than Tongxi, Xinjiang still suffered due to their mistakes, particularly in free throws. They had 12 fewer attempts than their opponents and a lower success rate, resulting in a direct loss of 12 points from free throws alone, which significantly contributed to their ultimate defeat. The most regrettable incident during the game was Qi Lin's emotional outburst. In the latter part of the second quarter, while defending against Guo Haowen's breakthrough, Qi Lin was called for a defensive foul. He then exploded in anger, throwing punches in protest, rushing up to complain, and even verbally abusing the referees.…

CBA News: Shen Zijie Out for the Season, Xinjiang Signs Sanwell, Liaoning Replaces Foreign Player January 21, 2025, Beijing Time -‌ The CBA season is already halfway through, and for Beikong Men's Basketball, their recent performance has not been optimistic. It is well-known that last season, Min Lulei successfully activated Beikong and led them to the playoffs, which prompted Beikong to increase their investment during the offseason, bringing in strong reinforcements such as Salinge, Shen Zijie, and Zhu Songwei. However, unexpectedly, after the reinforcement, Beikong Men's Basketball did not see significant changes in their performance, and there was even a decline at one point. In order to ensure better results, recently, Beikong Men's Basketball adjusted their coaching staff, bringing in Biedfu to assist Min Lulei in leading the team. At the same time, Beikong also faced injury issues. It is understood that Shen Zijie was injured during a game against Shenzhen Men's Basketball. According to the examination results, the situation is not particularly serious, but he needs two weeks of rest. This means that Shen Zijie will miss the remaining games of the second stage, confirming his absence for the remainder of the second stage. As a CBA powerhouse, this season, Xinjiang Men's Basketball's foreign aid configuration has not been great. Their three foreign players have performed moderately, and with aspirations to challenge for the championship, such a lineup is clearly insufficient. Therefore, recently, Xinjiang Men's Basketball has decided to adjust their foreign aid. According to the latest news, Xinjiang Men's Basketball has officially offered to sign Sanwell, hoping to…

In this season's CBA regular season, Guangzhou suffered a crushing defeat at the hands of Xinjiang, while Guangdong achieved an impressive 24-point victory over Fujian, securing their eighth consecutive win. Let's take a brief look at the summaries of these two matches and the current standings! Xinjiang 116-97 Guangzhou In the first quarter, Xinjiang quickly found their rhythm and went on an 11-3 run, forcing Guangzhou to call a timeout. After the break, Guangzhou gradually got into the game, with Warren hitting consecutive three-pointers to help them catch up. Both teams then started making threes, but Xinjiang maintained their lead throughout the quarter, ending it with a 7-point advantage. In the second quarter, Guangzhou's offensive efficiency was even worse than in the first, while Xinjiang remained consistent, further widening the gap. By halftime, Xinjiang had extended their lead to 13 points. In the second half, Guangzhou struggled to close the gap, and by the end of the third quarter, the outcome of the match was no longer in doubt as the difference continued to grow. Ultimately, Xinjiang secured a decisive 116-97 victory over Guangzhou. Throughout the game, Xinjiang had a clear advantage, with the whole team playing well. Five players, including Zhao Rui and Qi Lin, scored nearly 20 points each. On the other hand, Guangzhou's offense lacked firepower, and Guo Ailun, who made his second comeback appearance, still hadn't found his form, scoring only 6 points from 11 attempts. Fujian 92-116 Guangdong In the first half, Guangdong quickly got into the game, with Jilunwote scoring both inside and outside…

The second phase of the CBA regular season is in full swing, and recently there has been a lot of talk about former NBA top forward Darius Sanwell receiving offers from CBA teams. Sanwell is an experienced attacking wing guard with a height of 1.93 meters, averaging 12.9 points, 5.4 rebounds, and 3.2 assists per game this season in Europe. Currently, many CBA teams have a strong desire to strengthen their small foreign aid positions. Among them, in addition to Guangdong Men's Basketball, which has not had a qualified small foreign aid, the three major giants Shanxi team, Xinjiang team, and Beijing Shougang team are also looking for suitable new small foreign aids, and it is highly likely that they have already sent offers to Sanwell. Without a doubt, the CBA league has now completely entered an era of foreign player competition. This season, the rule of 4 quarters and 7 foreign players in the CBA league has caused a revolutionary change in the championship race. Among them, traditional powerhouses such as Liaoning team, Guangdong team, and Zhejiang team, who have advantages in their local lineups, have seen their overall advantages disappear due to increased use of foreign players. As a result, some teams with powerful foreign players have officially joined the ranks of championship contenders, including Shanghai men's basketball with Lofton and Shanxi men's basketball with Goodwin and Diagno, both of whom are the biggest beneficiaries of the new foreign player rules this season. Although several foreign players have joined the CBA league this season only to be cut,…

The coaching market in the CBA league has been thrown into turmoil as six teams have collectively changed their head coaches, resulting in a major shake-up that has left fans stunned, as if the entire league has transformed overnight. Beijing Shougang, Xinjiang, Shandong, Shanxi, Jilin, and Shenzhen all seem to have agreed to replace their respective head coaches in unison. This coaching carousel is quite lively, making one wonder if they are dissatisfied with their own coaches or if they think the grass is always greener on the other side? Xinjiang men's basketball team's move is truly earth-shattering. Last season, Qiu Biao led the team to the finals and even won the Best Coach award, only to be abruptly let go. This move seems to suggest that they are not satisfied with their own shiny trophy and prefer to pick up discarded scraps from others. Even more astonishing is that Xinjiang has chosen a "rookie" Liu Wei to take over. Coach Liu's coaching experience may not even match the time we spend watching games. Is Xinjiang trying to pull off a "rookie miracle," or do they feel that the other teams in the league are too strong and want to add some difficulty for themselves? Shandong, on the other hand, has picked up Qiu Biao, who was let go by Xinjiang. However, this Qiu coach must be cautious, as Shandong was in complete disarray last season. Bringing this team back on track may be harder than scaling the heavens. We hope that Coach Qiu possesses the skill of turning an…