In recent CBA regular season matches, the confrontation between Xinjiang and Tongxi teams has sparked heated discussions about refereeing decisions. During the second quarter of a game, Xinjiang player Qi Lin was furious after being penalized for a foul during defense, even expressing his dissatisfaction with a punch, which led to his disqualification due to accumulated technical fouls. More shockingly, after returning to the locker room, Qi Lin posted a brief Weibo message on social media, consisting only of the number "39." This number quickly sparked speculation among fans, who generally believed it to be an accusation against referee No. 39, Yang Hongfeng. Yang Hongfeng's refereeing in this match has been controversial, with his officiating skills drawing widespread discussion from fans and the media. Qi Lin's technical foul was undoubtedly a turning point in the game, putting Xinjiang under greater pressure in subsequent matches. While the anger of players during games is understandable, maintaining calm and rationality is essential in professional sports. Qi Lin's overreaction not only resulted in his own punishment but also caused unnecessary trouble for Xinjiang. As the incident escalated, Xinjiang's management decided to appeal to the league for a review of the disputed call. If ultimately ruled as a mistaken judgment, Qi Lin's technical foul would be rescinded, which concerns not only his personal reputation but also the team's standing and image in the league. Referees' decisions play a crucial role in games, especially key moments that can directly affect the outcome. Therefore, the CBA management must attach great importance to this incident and seriously consider…

On January 13th, Beijing time, the CBA played another 6 games. The focus of the battle was the Zhejiang derby, with Guangsha defeating Zhejiang 102:98 to win their sixth consecutive victory; Jilin defeated Shenzhen 115:112 in a thrilling finish; Shougang beat Fujian 105:89; Shandong defeated Guangzhou 121:89; Tianjin won away against Sichuan 109:104; Shanxi defeated Ningbo 134:119 in a big victory. After this round, there have been significant changes in the latest CBA standings: Latest Standings Looking at the standings, we see that Shanghai has the longest winning streak with 16 consecutive victories, propelling them to 11th place; in the next round, Shanghai will face Liaoning, which will be an interesting match! Guangsha has a seven-game winning streak and is ranked first in the league with a record of 26 wins and 4 losses, showing remarkable stability; Guangdong also has a six-game winning streak and has climbed to seventh place in the standings. It can be seen that Shanghai, Guangsha, and Guangdong are currently the teams with the most momentum in the CBA. Looking at the rankings, the top 8 in the CBA basically follows a 1+8 select 7 structure. The "1" refers to Guangsha, who not only firmly occupies one of the top 8 spots but is also set to secure a top 4 spot; the "8" refers to the eight teams of Shanxi, Shandong, Liaoning, Xinjiang, Qingdao, Guangdong, Zhejiang, and Beijing, among which one team will be excluded from the top 8. Overall, these eight teams have a high probability of making it into the top 8, but…

CBA's Thrilling Night: Three Teams' Fates Reversed, Top Eight Standings Upheaved The CBA on January 12th was incredibly exciting! The four games of the 30th round of the regular season were like a roller coaster ride. Let's start with the Liaoning and Qingdao match. Liaoning is a traditional powerhouse. At the beginning of this game, Qingdao played as if they had been injected with adrenaline, especially in the first quarter, where their fierce offensive power led to a score of 39-23, leaving Liaoning somewhat stunned. Liaoning, known for their slow start, didn't give up and began a furious counterattack in the second and third quarters. They responded with a 27-19 in the second quarter, and in the third quarter, after Ferg's three-pointer at 7 minutes and 55 seconds, Liaoning unleashed a 41-20 scoring spree in 13 minutes, which was too much for Qingdao to handle, and they were overtaken by Liaoning by more than 10 points. At this point, everyone thought Liaoning had the game in the bag, just like in many previous games, victory seemed assured if they maintained their offensive momentum. However, fate can be cruel. In the fourth quarter, while Liaoning was leading by double digits for most of the time, they suddenly found it incredibly difficult to score, as if under a spell. After Ferg made a free throw at 3 minutes and 31 seconds, with Liaoning leading 100-89, the team seemed to lose their spirit, failing to score any points for the remainder of the game. Qingdao, however, seized the opportunity. Wang Ruize consecutively sank…

In the CBA league, there is such a powerful player. He simply posted two numbers on social media, only to find himself in big trouble and facing severe punishment. Although it's not enough to get him suspended, this player hurriedly made a public apology on social media before receiving the frustrating fine. This player is Qi Lin from Xinjiang Men's Basketball Team, a tough guy. At that time, he was dissatisfied with the referee's decision and posted two data points during the game to complain about the referee. This turned out to be a big deal, as the league immediately fined him 30,000 yuan. Moreover, the young coach Liu Wei also got implicated. Here's how it happened. On the evening of January 12th, Xinjiang Men's Basketball Team went to the away game to play against Nanjing Tongxi in an intense match. During the first half of the game, Xinjiang Men's Basketball Team was not in a good situation, being firmly suppressed by the opponent. In this process, Qi Lin showed extreme dissatisfaction with some of the referee's decisions, and his emotions flared up, directly lashing out at the referee. And that referee was not one to tolerate such behavior; in the second half, he seized an opportunity and mercilessly sent Qi Lin off the court. Qi Lin is no ordinary person; he gets fined almost every season. Every time he encounters a referee's decision, Qi Lin is extremely dissatisfied. In a game that hadn't even ended, during halftime, unexpectedly, he took out his phone and posted two numbers on social…

In last night's fierce battle between Xinjiang and Nanjing Tongxi, Qi Lin became the "main culprit" for Xinjiang's defeat. In this game, Qi Lin performed quite poorly, playing 11 minutes in the first half with only 1 out of 4 three-pointers made, 1 out of 5 shots made for a total of 5 points, and committing 4 fouls. Throughout the game, he made only 2 out of 10 shots for a total of 7 points, committed 5 fouls, and had the lowest plus-minus value on the team at -12. When Qi Lin was substituted off the court, it was the fastest stage for Xinjiang to catch up in points. However, when Qi Lin was on the court, Xinjiang was mostly suppressed by Tongxi. In the second quarter of the game, Qi Lin also went berserk due to dissatisfaction with the referee's decision, earning a technical foul and angrily wanting to fight the referee. Fortunately, Liu Wei and Abudu Salamu intervened in time to prevent a major disaster. To avoid another outburst from Qi Lin, who had already received a technical foul, Xinjiang decided to send him back to the locker room to cool down. However, after leaving the court, Qi Lin did not calm down. Upon returning to the locker room, he picked up his phone and criticized the on-duty head referee, Yang Hongfeng with jersey number 39, online, posting the number "39" on social media. Although Qi Lin deleted this post after the game, it had already caused significant controversy during the match. After the game, Qi Lin also…

On January 12th, the CBA regular season continued with a total of 4 matches, each with its own highlights. Among them, Guangdong narrowly defeated Beikong with Xu Xin's buzzer-beater; Shanghai easily won against Jiangsu to secure their 16th consecutive victory; Liaoning suffered a reversal at the hands of Qingdao; Xinjiang was defeated by Tongxi, with Qi Lin being ejected again due to emotional issues. Let's take a look at the detailed situation in combination with the latest standings: Ranking 1-8: Guangsha continues to lead the pack, with Qingdao narrowly defeating Liaoning 103-100, equalizing their record and ranking second for the first time. Liaoning suddenly lost power in the last 4 minutes, allowing Qingdao to win the game with a 10-0 run. Wang Ruize and Yang Hanshen each scored 22 points, while Weatherspoon had 25 points, 8 rebounds, and 11 assists. On Liaoning's side, only two players scored in double figures, with Fredette scoring an empty 41 points. Xinjiang lost 106-113 to Tongxi, suffering their second consecutive defeat. Qi Lin was ejected again due to emotional issues. Lin Wei scored 23 points, 5 rebounds, and 6 assists, Harris had 25 points, and Guo Haowen had 24 points. Six players from Xinjiang scored in double figures, with Lawson and Peterson each scoring 19 points. Guangdong narrowly defeated Beikong 99-98 to secure their sixth consecutive victory. During the match, Guangdong once had a double-digit lead, but before the end of the game, Tres continuously scored to close the gap. Zhang Fan's free throws even completed the lead change. Fortunately, Xu Xin became the…

Last night, Xinjiang Men's Basketball Team suffered another upset defeat. After unexpectedly losing to Fujian, who ranked last in the previous round, they lost again to Nanjing Tongxi, who were also ranked lower. The loss was very regrettable and should not have happened. Liu Wei summarized the game very briefly, saying that they had prepared for difficulties, but did not expect them to be so great. In fact, the Xinjiang team, playing away from home, did not perform badly. They drew with Tongxi in the first half, with a score of 58 each. By the third quarter, Xinjiang only lost by one point, keeping the suspense alive. The fourth quarter was fiercely contested, with too many mistakes made, ultimately losing by 6 points and suffering their second consecutive defeat. This game was very strange for the Xinjiang team. Their shooting percentage and three-point percentage were both higher than their opponents, they won 4 more rebounds, and had more shots throughout the game. However, they made 4 more turnovers than their opponents. Where exactly did Xinjiang lose? A careful look at the data reveals that they lost on free throws, not only taking 12 fewer attempts than Tongxi, but also having a lower free throw percentage, losing 12 points just from free throws alone. Even with the free throw losses, if the Xinjiang players could manage their emotions better and play with more focus and calmness, they could have easily defeated Tongxi. Unfortunately, their toxic player ruined the game. This toxic player is Qi Lin, a seemingly civilized young player who…

The CBA league has made adjustments to the foreign player usage rules this season, which means that there are no longer any strictly defined super-strong teams. Taking the leaderboard as an example, Guangsha Men's Basketball is currently at the top, but they only have 2 more wins than Shanxi Men's Basketball behind them, making their lead position unstable. Additionally, from fourth-placed Zhejiang Men's Basketball to eighth-placed Shougang Men's Basketball, the number of wins is consistent at 18. Guangdong is currently in ninth place with 15 wins. This means that Guangdong needs 3 more wins to enter the top 8; if they want to challenge for the top 4, they are 4 wins short. Among the top 8 teams, both Xinjiang Men's Basketball and Zhejiang Team have encountered injury waves, and it will not be easy for them to maintain their top 4 positions, especially for Zhejiang Men's Basketball. This team places great emphasis on team play, and the foreign players they have are all capable of seamlessly cooperating with the domestic core players. When Yu Jiahao, Wu Qian, and Cheng Shaipeng were unable to play, the foreign players found it difficult to ensure continued victories for Zhejiang Men's Basketball with their aggressive playing style. The team has now suffered three consecutive losses, even losing to the relatively weaker Jiangsu team, which undoubtedly dealt a heavy blow to the morale of Zhejiang Men's Basketball. Xinjiang Men's Basketball's situation is relatively better. It should be noted that four of the team's ace players were unable to participate in the game, but fortunately,…

In recent days, the CBA league has become increasingly exciting to watch. The teams ranked from 3rd to 11th in the standings have a small gap in victories, with only one or two games separating them, making this season the most intense battle for the top four spots. Liaoning lost 100-103 to Qingdao, with Liaoning making mistakes in the last three minutes and unable to stop their opponent's counterattack. Han Dejun was too exhausted to make two free throws. Ultimately, victory tilted towards Liu Weiwei, and Yang Ming took responsibility after the game. His personnel decisions are indeed questionable, as most people could see that Fergie and Han Dejun were out of energy but were not substituted. Wang Lanqin and Patton should have been brought on for at least a minute. Qingdao continuously used their speed to attack the basket, and Han Dejun's footwork couldn't keep up. At least Patton has a larger defensive area and can follow the pace. Xinjiang lost 106-113 to Tongxi. In the fourth quarter, Xinjiang was held down, with Qi Lin being called for a foul while defending Guo Haowen. Qi Lin was very dissatisfied and emotional about the call, leading to a technical foul. Qi Lin's emotions exploded again, and even head coach Liu Wei couldn't hold him back. After the game, Coach Liu Wei said in an interview, "The players played well enough, but we encountered significant difficulties and were unprepared." Shougang lost 92-106 to Zhejiang in their third consecutive away game. Shougang was plagued by injuries and the flu virus, with Zhou…

In this match, Xinjiang team, as usual, only registered 11 players to participate, which has become a common situation in recent game arrangements. The reason for this is that Xinjiang team is really facing the dilemma of the absence of main players. The main players of the team are either plagued by injuries or facing suspension penalties, and there are indeed great challenges in terms of personnel. Looking at the opponent Fujian team, this team has long been at the bottom of the league and is relatively weak in strength. Moreover, Xinjiang team's home court has always been known as the "devil home court" of the league, which makes many opponents wary. Based on such a background, it is unlikely that anyone would associate the word "upset" with this game before it started. However, the progress of the game was quite unexpected. At the beginning of the whole game, Fujian team quickly took the initiative as a guest and made an impressive 12-3 run, instantly taking the lead in the score. Fortunately, Lawson and Qi Lin of Xinjiang team stood out in time, relying on their excellent individual ability to continuously score points, successfully stopping the decline of the team, so that Xinjiang team only lagged behind by 3 points at the end of the first quarter, and entered the second quarter relatively smoothly. After entering the second quarter, the game situation remained close and changeable. First, Peterson of Xinjiang team showed excellent touch outside the line and successfully hit key shots. Then, Yili Fula also did not show weakness,…