Last night, the CBA regular season saw six intense matches, with the results causing a significant shake-up in the rankings. Guangsha narrowly defeated Beijing, Fujian lost to Jilin, Shanxi overcame Guangzhou, Shanghai triumphed over Sichuan, Guangdong easily won against Nanjing, and Xinjiang beat Qingdao. As a result, the league standings experienced a major upheaval overnight. Guangsha, the league leader, maintained its top position, while Guangdong rose to fifth and Xinjiang to sixth. Liaoning, on the other hand, was overtaken by both teams and fell to seventh. Currently, there is a tight competition among six teams for the top four spots, as they all have the same number of points. In the match between Guangsha and Beijing, Guangsha established an early lead and held on to it despite Beijing's attempts to rally. The final score was 94-91 in favor of Guangsha, securing their tenth consecutive victory and solidifying their lead in the standings. Beijing, however, suffered their third consecutive loss and dropped to ninth place. Xinjiang hosted Qingdao in a game that had developed a rivalry-like intensity throughout the season. Xinjiang took control from the start and maintained their lead throughout the game, eventually winning 103-83 and completing a double victory over Qingdao for the season. This win moved Xinjiang up to sixth place in the league, surpassing Liaoning, while Qingdao remained in eighth. Guangdong faced Nanjing in a match that was not as competitive as expected. Guangdong led throughout the game and even brought in substitutes in the fourth quarter to practice, ultimately defeating Nanjing 112-94. This victory marked Guangdong's…

In the CBA arena, four matches unfolded like a series of roller coasters, thrilling and intense, even somewhat "ridiculous." Especially the match between Zhejiang and Ningbo, where Zhejiang narrowly defeated Ningbo by 5 points, almost causing everyone's hearts to stop beating. Adding to this, Shandong overcame many strong opponents and made an unexpected rise to second place in the standings. The reversal battle between Beikong and Xinjiang was also thrown into turmoil by controversial refereeing decisions. This series of "crazy events" left fans unsure whether to cheer or shake their heads. First, let's talk about Zhejiang team, which was a game that made people hold their breath. They started off with great momentum but made frequent mistakes, and their three-point shooting accuracy was worse than a blind cat hitting a dead rat. Honestly, 18 turnovers, such a number could keep any coach awake at night. Moreover, their three-point shooting accuracy was heart-wrenchingly low, with only 5 out of 21 shots made, a hit rate of 23.8%! This three-point shooting accuracy is as dry as the desert in Africa. One has to ask, if not for some lucky breaks, how could Zhejiang continue playing based on this performance? Especially the performance of the local players was at its lowest point. Wu Qian, the core of Zhejiang team, played somewhat "sleepwalking," scoring only 8 points throughout the game. He used to score over 30 points per game, but now it feels like he's just a shadow. Cheng Shaipeng also only scored 5 points, a scene akin to an awkward family gathering where…

The CBA regular season continues to showcase thrilling matchups, with Xinjiang Men's Basketball hosting Shandong Men's Basketball at home. This match is destined to be filled with tension! Both teams have shown remarkable performance this season, with Xinjiang securing 14 wins and 4 losses, ranking fourth, while Shandong follows closely behind with 13 wins and 6 losses, ranking sixth, both showing significant improvements from previous seasons. Xinjiang's offensive and defensive capabilities are well-recognized, averaging 112.1 points per game, ranking third in the league, while conceding an average of only 100 points, ranking sixth. Their balanced attack and defense demonstrate their formidable strength. Impressively, Xinjiang tops the league in rebounds, with assists and steals also ranking second, highlighting their strong defensive pressure. Xinjiang's lineup is robust, being one of the few teams this season that has not changed their foreign players, with the three foreigners each playing their roles effectively and in perfect harmony. Peterson, the team's top scorer, averages 22.9 points, 4.7 rebounds, and 4.2 assists per game, with his scoring ability often proving to be an insurmountable obstacle for opponents. Lawson, the big foreign player, is an all-rounder, contributing an average of 19 points, 10.6 rebounds, and 4 assists, making significant contributions on both ends of the court. Higgins focuses on organizing the offense, averaging 9.1 points, 6.9 assists, and 2.4 steals per game, serving as the team's engine. On the domestic front, Xinjiang boasts a star-studded lineup with several national team players, such as Qi Lin averaging 13.5 points and 3.6 rebounds, Li Yanzhe averaging 12.2 points and…

The second phase of the CBA league is about to end in a few rounds, and after these two phases, many facts have become clear. This year's CBA has seen fierce competition from all sides. Referees, players, and coaches all act with self-centeredness, believing they are correct. Players challenge referees, coaches question referees, and many questionable calls by referees have sparked much discussion. Among them, Du Feng's performance stands out; if he does not rein in his behavior, he will face suspension. Beijing Auto has been severely disadvantaged, with their investment going down the drain. Xinjiang has received the most fines, becoming the biggest victim in the CBA. Regarding coaches, Guangdong team's head coach Du Feng is on the brink of suspension. This season, Guangdong's record is glaringly poor, which is ironic for a traditional powerhouse in the CBA. However, there is little that can be done due to limited finances and few options. The team's prospects have not yet fully materialized, and this season Du Feng has been reluctant to use young players. With dismal results and the team hovering on the edge of the playoffs, Du Feng is under immense pressure and needs to vent his frustration at referees from time to time. This season, Du Feng has reined in his temper significantly, but he is powerless to change the team's current record. So far, he has accumulated five technical fouls and two bench fouls. Since bench fouls also count against the coach, with one bench foul counting as 0.5 against the coach, Du Feng now has six…

Is the Xinjiang men's basketball team really a strong team? Facing a wave of injuries and once regarded as low in performance, recent performances seem to tell us a different answer. In the 32nd round of the CBA, Xinjiang men's basketball team defeated Guangzhou team with a score of 116 to 97. This key victory improved their record to 22 wins and 9 losses, ranking seventh. Yes, seventh! It may not sound impressive, but if you look closely, their performance is actually much stronger than many teams ranked higher. Most importantly, the team's injury problems seem to be finally getting relief, and the overall state is also recovering. So, what has made this once depressed team焕发 such powerful vitality? Let's analyze it from multiple angles. For the Xinjiang men's basketball team, Zhao Rui's return is undoubtedly an important turning point. In the past few seasons, Zhao Rui's absence has made the team somewhat embarrassed in organizing offense and defense. Now, his return not only restored the team's offensive fluidity but also stabilized the defensive end. Zhao Rui's court vision and ability to read the game, especially his decision-making ability in critical moments, are simply the "Pillar of the Sea" for the Xinjiang team. This young player not only contributes greatly on the offensive end, especially when the team urgently needs a core to lead, he always stands out to drive the whole team. More importantly, Zhao Rui's leadership qualities are gradually being displayed on the court. He is not just a scoring machine but also a bond of trust among…

In the fiercely competitive arena of the CBA regular season, each matchup carries the dreams of the teams and the expectations of the fans. The clash between Shandong Men's Basketball Team and Jilin Men's Basketball Team is like a sports feast filled with suspense and surprises, drawing countless eyes. This season's Shandong Men's Basketball Team is like an untamed dark horse, with a rapid momentum. After a long period of hard training and coordination, the team's overall strength has achieved a qualitative leap, ranking among the strong playoff teams, and even allowing the outside world to see their potential to challenge for the top four spots. They are no longer the unknown underdogs of the past. The coaching staff meticulously researches tactics, formulating strategies against different opponents, and the players on the court have become increasingly默契 in their cooperation, with full offensive firepower and rock-solid defense. In this match against Jilin Men's Basketball Team, from a paper strength analysis, Shandong undoubtedly has the upper hand, and under normal circumstances, the scales of victory should tilt towards them. On the other hand, Jilin Men's Basketball Team, though known as the "killer of strong teams," largely relies on its core player Jones for this reputation. When Jones is on the team, he can tear through the opponent's defense with his superhuman individual ability at critical moments, revitalizing the entire team's offense, making many strong teams wary. However, fate seems to have played a cruel joke on Jilin, as Jones was absent due to injury in this game, which undoubtedly greatly reduced the…

The second phase of the CBA league is nearing its end, with teams actively preparing and competing in hopes of concluding this stage on a high note. During this critical period, some eye-catching developments have emerged within the league. Guangdong Southern Tigers' recent performance has been remarkable, with an eight-game winning streak shining brightly in their season's journey, which also marks their longest winning streak to date. However, the dense schedule and relative lack of depth in the lineup have placed significant pressure on the main players. As the saying goes, "A good sword comes from sharpening; the fragrance of plum blossoms comes from enduring cold." The players strive in high-intensity matches, but injuries quietly arrive. Xu Jie has already encountered injury issues, and the situation for veteran Ren Junfei is not optimistic either. In a game against Guangzhou Long-Lions, Ren Junfei suffered a recurrence of his back injury, which has become a thorny problem. According to Guangdong media reports, he did not travel with the team to the away game, meaning he will miss the upcoming matches against Tongxi and Shanghai. Despite Ren Junfei's advancing age, his role in the team cannot be underestimated. His statistics of an average of 7.1 points, 4.8 rebounds, and 2.8 assists per game testify to his capabilities. In tactical arrangements during games, head coach Du Feng often deploys Ren Junfei in crucial fourth quarters, where he serves as the team's stabilizing force, relying on his rich experience to steady the team's morale. His absence will undoubtedly impact Guangdong Southern Tigers in multiple aspects.…

Xinjiang has dealt a heavy blow to Jilin, firmly defending their home court! This was a victory where everyone was on top of their game, with every player contributing points - it was truly a united effort! The three foreign players each displayed their unique skills. Lawson scored effortlessly, both inside and outside, quickly surpassing 20 points. He played with ease, demonstrating a comprehensive ability to pass and defend well. Hagens' defense was solid, with consecutive layups, dunks, and even a three-pointer, as he prepares for the upcoming away trip. Peterson was not to be outdone, with his reliable three-point shooting that was impressively consistent. He didn't need to attempt long-range shots to prove himself as a valuable foreign player; his playing time was limited but he remained energetic. Lawson, on the other hand, played for a significant duration, while the other two foreign players were close to twenty minutes each. Our domestic players, such as Qi Lin, Zhao Rui, Abudu Salamu, and Li Yanzhe, did not play for extended periods but still put in commendable performances. Abudu Salamu scored efficiently, easily reaching double digits, and his form is recovering quickly. Zhao Rui had a low desire to shoot but focused on organizing and defending, performing quite well. Li Yanzhe was active in the paint, grabbing rebounds and protecting the rim, though he had some issues with fouls and needed more rest. Today's starting lineup included Ilifu Lahti, Aizimaiti, and Xierzati, all of whom were full of energy, with their playing time maximized and their form maintained well! Young players…

The second stage of the 2024-25 CBA regular season continues, with news that former NBA top forward-guard Darius Sanwell is being targeted by multiple CBA teams heating up. According to insiders, it is highly likely that a CBA team wants to offer a contract to former NBA player Sindarius Thornwell. Statistics show that Thornwell had a decent career in the NBA, averaging 2.5 points, 1.3 rebounds, and 0.7 assists in 10.8 minutes per game, with a shooting percentage of 40.7%. Currently playing in the Polish league, Thornwell is averaging 12.9 points, 5.4 rebounds, and 3.2 assists per game this season. Many CBA teams are looking to enhance their overall strength through foreign players. Thornwell is known for his strong ball-handling ability and scoring prowess, with a high free-throw accuracy rate and excellent playmaking skills. His style of play is similar to that of the peak时期的马尚-布鲁克斯 (Masun Brooks), standing at 1.93 meters with an impressive wingspan. Although not particularly strong physically, he can rely on his unique rhythm to make powerful breakthroughs. Additionally, Thornwell has good assist capabilities and is above average defensively, making him a suitable target for small foreign players in the CBA. To date, there are many CBA teams lacking qualified small foreign players. The Xinjiang team, with its luxurious lineup, still wants to enhance its foreign player strength. The Beijing Shougang team's foreign player combination is starting to fall below the average line, and Shanxi's foreign player Diawara temporarily left the team, needing new additions. The Guangdong team, without a small foreign player, is the most eager…

As the Spring Festival approaches, the second phase of the CBA is also coming to a close. On January 19th, Beijing time, the 32nd round of the CBA regular season concluded with the last three matches. This night saw three major defeats, with Guangdong, Guangsha, and Xinjiang, all top-eight teams, facing relatively weaker opponents. All three teams easily achieved big victories, inflicting crushing defeats on their opponents. Guangsha maintained its undefeated home record, Guangdong secured an eight-game winning streak, and although Xinjiang only had two consecutive wins, their gains were no less than those of Guangsha and Guangdong. This was due to the return of Zhao Rui and Abudu, as well as the successful transformation of Peterson, giving Liu Wei a new backbone and eliminating the fear of being overturned in the fourth quarter. Xinjiang, sitting at home, defeated Guangzhou Longshi by a margin of 19 points, securing their 16th home victory of the season while sending Guangzhou Longshi to a four-game losing streak. In this match, Guo Ailun continued to play, but his offensive touch was still recovering, scoring only 6 points with 8 assists from 11 shots. In contrast, Zhao Rui unleashed his full firepower, hitting 5 three-pointers. It's worth noting that Zhao Rui's main scoring came in the second half, especially in the fourth quarter. Guangzhou could still give Guangdong a hard time in the previous round, but they lost more decisively in this game. Except for the first quarter when they could still pose some trouble to Xinjiang, they couldn't stir up much trouble in the…