CBA League: Shanxi Men's Basketball Team Reverses Xinjiang Guanghui, Fans Uncover the Truth and Expose Small Details. Netizens pointed out incisively that Xinjiang Men's Basketball Team lost 30 points in the fourth quarter, which is directly related to Liu Wei's chaotic personnel adjustments and failure to call a timeout when the opponent made consecutive scores. Additionally, Xinjiang's foreign players performed poorly compared to other teams who could find good foreign players. Shanxi has reversed many games this year, but Liu Wei's coaching is at a rookie level, which is indeed a real issue. Liu Wei, your coaching ability needs improvement; this isn't the first time you've been reversed. The players can't play in the fourth quarter, which is the coach's problem. Liu Wei still has some scholarly qualities; when the opponent is frantically catching up on points, he doesn't think about how to maintain the point difference or suppress the opponent but instead considers micro-operations to conserve the main players' energy, resulting in continuous player errors. After being overtaken by Shanxi, with no time left, he suddenly remembers there's still a Peterson, but Peterson's sweat has dried, ready to go back to the locker room for a shower. Starting with a 25-point lead, they chase after their opponents, fearing there won't be enough time. They come over and immediately shoot a three-pointer, quickly committing turnovers and fouls if the opponent doesn't score. Xinjiang has had several games this season where they were caught up by opponents under big leads, even going into overtime. This game's 25-point reversal loss is incredible;…

The reason for Shanxi Men's Basketball Team's reversal of Xinjiang Guanghui is not just tactics, finally understand. Netizens have pointed out incisively and vividly that everyone can see the desperate and life-threatening state of Shanxi in the fourth quarter, which completely stunned Xinjiang, and Shanxi deserves this comeback! Especially Liu Chuanxing! He was like an iron tower in the fourth quarter! Many actions by Shanxi in the fourth quarter were fouls, but the referees didn't call them. In fact, the referees' whistles favored Shanxi throughout the game, but Shanxi pretended not to defend and missed shots wildly in the first three quarters, which is why they fell behind so much. It was Liu Wei's first year coaching that created a record for Xinjiang, leading by 25 points and then being dramatically reversed in the last quarter. This game was a huge blow to the young players of Xinjiang. Shanxi finally dared to aggressively defend the entire court in the last quarter, with Goodwin speeding up the transition, taking advantage of the physical issues of Xinjiang's eight-man rotation. Shanxi played very well in the last quarter and deserved the victory! I actually quite admire Diawara. People with discerning eyes should be clear about what happened in this game. Diawara was shaking his head before the free throw at the end and also missed both free throws. He probably used this action to express his dissatisfaction with such behavior. Any team knows to call a timeout to adjust tactics in the fourth quarter, but Liu Wei makes the same mistake every game.…

A thrilling match unfolded in the 27th round of the CBA, which was not only a basketball showdown but also resembled a dramatic movie that had all spectators holding their breath until the very last moment. The protagonists were two strong teams - Shanxi and Xinjiang. Before the game, both teams had a record of 19 wins and 6 losses, ranking second and third in the league respectively. However, no one could have anticipated the incredible way this match would end. From the start, Xinjiang quickly found their rhythm with Xierzati firing from outside, Li Yanzhe scoring under the basket, and Hegen stealing the ball for a counterattack layup. These smooth moves gave them a good start. Especially Ilyas Fu La Ti, who hit three consecutive three-pointers, helping Xinjiang quickly widen the score gap. At the end of the first quarter, Xinjiang was already leading 41 to 26. At this point, Xinjiang seemed to have control of the game's pace, while Shanxi appeared somewhat caught off guard. During halftime, the Shanxi coaching staff clearly made targeted adjustments to try to reverse the unfavorable situation. Despite this, Shanxi still faced significant challenges in the following period. By the end of the third quarter, Xinjiang still maintained a huge advantage of 25 points. At this moment, for most viewers, the outcome of the game seemed to be a foregone conclusion; but for Shanxi, it was just the beginning of a new chapter. However, the real miracle happened in the fourth quarter. When everyone thought victory would undoubtedly go to Xinjiang, Shanxi suddenly…

CBA Standings Upheaval! Guangsha Triumphs Over Liaoning, Shandong Ranks Third, Guangdong on a Winning Streak, Top Eight Teams Engage in Intense Battles The recent schedule of the CBA league has been very tight, with basically two rounds to be completed every two days, testing the depth of each team's roster. In the 27th round, there were two strong matchups: Shanxi against Xinjiang and Liaoning against Guangsha. Ultimately, Guangsha and Shanxi emerged victorious. The other matches had more obvious disparities in strength between the teams; let's take a look at the specific matchups and results of this round. After this round of games, the CBA standings have seen significant changes. The top-ranked teams have minimal differences in their records, with each win or loss causing noticeable shifts in the rankings. Among the top four, Guangsha defeated Liaoning in this round and continues to lead the standings. Shanxi completed a remarkable 25-point comeback in the final quarter to narrowly defeat Xinjiang, returning to second place. Shandong and Beijing also won their respective matches in this round, both securing 19 victories and ranking third and fourth respectively. Beijing has been performing well recently, achieving a three-game winning streak. However, Chen Yingjun's injury has had a considerable impact, fortunately, they still have the experienced Fang Shuo available, coupled with Zhou Qi's improving form, making the team very competitive. Both Xinjiang and Liaoning lost in this round, causing their rankings to slip. They are now fifth and sixth, dropping out of the top four. Liaoning's form is not ideal, with Zhao Jiwei just returning and…

On January 6th, the CBA league will feature six major battles. From the perspective of competing for the top four spots in the league, aside from the matches between Beikong and Jilin, Shenzhen versus Guangdong (both teams from the same province), and Tianjin hosting Shanghai, which are expected to have minimal impact on the current top four standings, the other three games could significantly influence the upcoming rankings in the CBA league. These include Beijing BAW facing Ningbo away, Liaoning hosting Zhejiang Guangsha, and Shandong High-Speed hosting Tongxi at home. Judging by the overall strength of their opponents, the Shandong team led by coach Qiubiao is the most likely candidate to replace Xinjiang and re-enter the top three of the league. For Beikong, they suffered a one-point defeat in their first encounter with Jilin. Coupled with their current luxurious lineup and consecutive losses, the team is under considerable pressure, especially their head coach Min Lulei, who has faced much criticism. After losing to an undermanned Zhejiang Chouzhou team, Beikong, once hailed as the team with the greatest hope for the top four in the new season, has turned out to be the most disappointing team for fans. Despite having a well-rounded roster with an enviable frontcourt, Beikong struggles to play fluidly against any opponent and finds it hard to decisively win games. The use of players by coach Min has also been questioned, along with the psychological impact of the one-point loss to Jilin in their first match. Whether they can defeat Jilin during the injury period of Liao Sanning…

The second stage of the CBA regular season is in full swing, with a fierce battle between Shanxi Men's Basketball, ranked second in the standings, and Xinjiang Men's Basketball, one of the top four teams. After four quarters of intense competition, Gu Dewen, Liu Chuanxing, Diyaluo, and others led the Shanxi team to an astonishing comeback victory over the Xinjiang team by 25 points at home, with a score of 115-110. It is noteworthy that after the first three quarters, Shanxi was once 25 points behind, but they made a scoring surge of 41-11 in the final quarter, winning by 30 points and completing the reversal. It can be said that the current Shanxi team has interpreted the strongest lineup version of the final quarter of this season's CBA league, which is the era of top small foreign aid + strong local center. As a local center from Guangdong's youth training system, Liu Chuanxing's outstanding performance is indeed worthy of recognition. It should be noted that Shanxi not only has the strongest double-small foreign aid in the entire league, Gu Dewen and Diyaluo, but also has the top local big center Liu Chuanxing, which fully complies with the rules of this season's CBA league, allowing four quarters of 7 foreign aid and single foreign aid in the final quarter. Although Xinjiang took a huge lead, Shanxi has already relied on the advantages of Liu Chuanxing, Gu Dewen, Diyaluo, and others to reverse the defending champion Liaoning team, the powerful Beijing Shougang team, and the top-ranked Guangsha men's basketball team in…

The CBA regular season has become quite unpredictable, with Shanxi losing to Qingdao, Xinjiang rising four places, Beijing defeating Zhejiang, and Liaoning and Guangdong facing tough times. The rankings change daily, leaving fans feeling disoriented. Qingdao's recent performance has been impressive, with foreign players Weatherspoon and Mickey playing like they're on a different level, combining for 71 points and dismantling Shanxi's defense. Wang Ruize is also gaining confidence, as evidenced by his 26 points, 8 rebounds, and 7 assists. On Shanxi's side, Goodwin and Diawara were active, scoring a total of 70 points, but their frontline was completely dominated by Qingdao's Yang Hanshen. Liu Chuanxing and Faye, their frontline players, only managed to score a few points, which was disappointing. Qingdao played with great form in this match, starting with a fierce attack that opened up a nearly 20-point lead. Although Shanxi managed to catch up later, Qingdao held on to prevent them from overtaking. After this match, Shanxi dropped to third place, which is unfortunate considering they were previously second. This shows how intense the competition in the CBA is this year. Xinjiang's victory over Sichuan was close, but a win is a win, especially since Zhao Rui and Abudu didn't play. Qi Lin put on a career-level performance. Sichuan started well, leading by 11 points in the first quarter, but Xinjiang caught up in the second quarter. Such ups and downs make for a suspenseful game. Six Xinjiang players scored in double figures, showcasing their teamwork. Lawson only scored 10 points but contributed 16 rebounds and 7 assists,…

As of December 19th in the early hours of Beijing time, the second match day of the 19th round of the CBA has concluded with six games determining their winners and losers. The latest league rankings have also been released, showing a change at the top of the CBA standings, with Liaoning in 5th, Guangdong in 8th, Xinjiang in 4th, and Guangzhou at the bottom. The results of the completed six games are as follows: Jilin defeated Liaoning 114-102, Shanxi beat Shandong 98-80, Shenzhen lost to Shanghai 99-103, Tongxi lost to Guangdong 97-112, Beijing won against Jiangsu 112-89, and Xinjiang won against Tianjin 104-83. The CBA standings have been immediately updated, with team rankings changing accordingly, making the championship race even more intense. Notably, Shanxi Fenjiu has become a dark horse this season, currently on a six-game winning streak, accumulating 34 points in 19 rounds to jump to first place. Zhejiang Guangsha, with 33 points, has fallen from the top spot to second. Beijing BAW has ranked third, Xinjiang is fourth, Liaoning is fifth, Shandong is sixth, and Zhejiang Chouzhou is seventh. It's worth mentioning that according to official CBA data, from third-placed Beijing BAW to seventh-placed Zhejiang Chouzhou, these five teams all have the same score of 32 points. The only differences lie in their goal difference and number of matches played. These teams are only two points behind the top team, Shanxi, meaning that just one game could significantly alter the league standings. From first to seventh place, there's actually an opportunity for any of them to challenge…

Shanxi's Comeback Victory Over Xinjiang Raises Suspicions of Match-Fixing, Fans Are Angry and Consequences Are Serious, Investigation Recommended By Jiang Shihua On the evening of January 5th, Beijing time, a focus match in the CBA league concluded. In the game between Shanxi and Xinjiang at Shanxi's home court, Xinjiang once led by as many as 25 points, but in the fourth quarter, they suddenly seemed to forget how to play basketball, being outscored 11-41 in that quarter, including a 16-0 run, ultimately losing to Shanxi 115-110. However, fans are not easily fooled, and they have raised suspicions of match-fixing in the comment section, suggesting that relevant departments should investigate. The main statistics for both teams in this game are as follows: Shanxi's Diyallo scored 22 points with 9 rebounds, 3 assists, and 3 steals; Goodwin had 20 points, 7 rebounds, 11 assists, and 3 steals; Zhang Ning contributed 19 points and 6 rebounds; Giles added 16 points, 7 rebounds, and 3 blocks; Liu Chuanxing chipped in with 12 points, 8 rebounds, 2 steals, and 5 blocks. On Xinjiang's side, Yilifu Lati scored 20 points with 9 rebounds; Lawson had 18 points, 12 rebounds, 6 assists, and 2 steals; Xierzati contributed 16 points and 4 rebounds; Peterson added 14 points, 12 rebounds, and 7 assists; Yang Rui scored 13 points; and Higins contributed 11 points, 3 rebounds, 10 assists, and 3 steals. Objectively speaking, both teams have the potential to challenge for the championship this season, so it's not surprising who wins or loses in this game. What is surprising is…

According to foreign player agent Dong Hao, after the departure of Les, Guangdong men's basketball team is trying out the fourth foreign aid, which is Bart, a 1.97-meter dribbling forward. Bart previously played for Guangxi Weizhuang in the NBL and once scored 44 points in a single game. Although his ability has some gaps with the peak period of Weems, it is more in line with Du Feng's tactics of launching an attack from the forward. Before Les tried out for a week, he was only given 5 minutes of playing time after signing, so Guangdong fans are wary of the club's tryout. Moreover, what the team urgently needs now is a foreign guard with hard-solving ability, not a forward foreign aid. Xu Jie playing more than 40 minutes per game is not a long-term solution. Guards such as Zhang Wenyi and Yang Yi either have poor ball control skills or are too short and easy to be targeted. Therefore, it is urgent to introduce foreign guards to share the pressure on Xu Jie. Besides, the forward line has already given Bazley a full guarantee contract. Adding another forward foreign aid will overlap their positions, not only wasting resources but also failing to solve the shortcomings. After completing the relevant registration procedures, Liaoning men's basketball team's new aid Justin Patton will make his debut in the match against Zhejiang Guangsha. Although he has been training with the team for a few days, it is recommended that Liaoning fans do not pin too much hope on Patton. Although everyone hopes that…