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…

Last night's fierce battle between Xinjiang and Shandong was filled with intense rivalry. Ultimately, the visiting Shandong team emerged victorious, securing their fifth consecutive win. After the match, Shandong's head coach, Qiubiao, appeared visibly delighted and even expressed his willingness to pay the fines on behalf of the players. The match was indeed packed with talking points and highlights. A total of 62 fouls were committed by both teams, resulting in 60 free throws. There were three technical fouls and two flagrant fouls, with three players being ejected from the game. Chris accumulated seven technical fouls and was fined 10,000 yuan. In the locker room, Qiubiao jokingly offered to cover the fine but warned that there would be no repeat offenses, drawing laughter from everyone present. It was clear that winning was the top priority, and even paying fines on behalf of the players brought joy to Qiubiao's heart. However, Shandong's victory seemed to be a gift from Xinjiang. To put it bluntly, Zhao Rui squandered the win. With five minutes remaining in the first quarter, during a fast break layup, he was slightly touched by a defender, but the referee did not award a 2+1. Zhao Rui complained to the referee and received a technical foul. His agitation escalated, leading him to charge at the referee, resulting in an immediate disqualification and ejection from the game. Had it not been for this impulsive act, Zhao Rui might have helped his team secure the victory. Post-game, he faced additional penalties and suspension, truly a significant loss. After the game, Liu…

On January 2nd, Beijing time, Zhao Rui unleashed a full-frontal assault without discrimination, bumping into referees and firing at fans, even causing head coach Liu Wei to be unable to save face. In the match between Xinjiang and Shandong, Zhao Rui openly collided with the referee, which can be said to have completely crossed the bottom line of the CBA. Previously, Bradley waved his fist at Ma Yong and was suspended for four games, while Du Runwang was suspended for five games for punching the opponent. Zhao Rui is essentially hitting the referee directly, so how can he not be banned or dealt with? More importantly, he is not only angry with the referees but has also started to take heavy blows at the fans, which is really incomprehensible. Who provoked Zhao Rui, and why does he confront everyone he meets? In the comment section, netizens responded to Zhao Rui's behavior of colliding with the referee, saying, "He simply doesn't want to play." Is this fan's IP from Shanghai? Upon seeing it, Zhao Rui directly cursed at the fan, "Shanghainese, don't want to play **." This is no longer just about confronting the referee; it has escalated to cursing at fans and engaging in regional blackening, directly launching a geographical attack. How dare Zhao Rui use such words? What does he think he's doing? A national team player actually dares to openly engage in regional blackening—where does he get his confidence? The key point is, when Zhao Rui curses "Shanghainese," did he forget one thing: their head coach is from…

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 second phase of the CBA league is in full swing, and on New Year's Day 2025, the CBA league arranged a match between Xinjiang team and Shandong team. There must be a reason for such an arrangement, as it is a confrontation between the new coaches and former coaches of the two teams, which is quite topical. Unexpectedly, the New Year's Day match turned out to be so exciting. An incredible scene occurred during the game. Five minutes into the game, Xinjiang player Zhao Rui made a fast-break layup. He believed that his layup was fouled by the opponent and the referee should have called a 2+1, but the referee did nothing. Subsequently, he pointed at the referee and scolded him, and the referee didn't tolerate him and gave him a technical foul. It's unclear why Zhao Rui suddenly became very angry. He directly went up and chest-bumped the referee, which is a very malicious behavior. The referee also gave him a technical foul and a disqualification foul, ejecting him from the game. Zhao Rui is still very important to Xinjiang team. He was ejected from the game after only five minutes, making it very difficult for Xinjiang to win this game. Recently, Zhao Rui has missed many games due to colds, fevers, and allergies. In the previous game against Beijing, he hurriedly returned but only scored 2 points. This is his second game back, and he was ejected after only playing for five minutes. Many fans think that Zhao Rui probably didn't want to play this game, so…

Liaoning defeated Xinjiang 115-89, with Xinjiang losing to their opponent from last year's finals after consecutive victories against strong opponents. Liaoning's performance was led by Foger with 13 points, Wells with 50 points, Han Dejun with 11 points and 13 rebounds, and Wang Lanqin with 20 points. On the Xinjiang side, Lawson scored 13 points and 12 rebounds, Li Yanzhe had 9 points, Ilyfut scored 13 points and 8 rebounds, and Peterson had 7 points. After the absence of Zhao Rui and Qi Lin, Xinjiang lacked a stable scoring point domestically. While the team's three foreign players can play their roles in team basketball, they lack someone who can provide a decisive solution when needed. Initially, Xinjiang planned for Peterson to be the player who could deliver in critical moments. However, halfway through the season, Peterson's strengths and weaknesses are clear; he only has the ability to force shots, which is limited by his height, making it uncertain whether they will go in. Additionally, due to physical conditions, his breakthrough effectiveness is average, especially when referees do not call fouls, he often argues with them, disrupting his own mentality. This game showed Xinjiang what true decisive ability looks like, with Wells scoring 50 points throughout the match, while Xinjiang's three foreign players only managed 27 points, half of what Liaoning's Wells achieved. Unlike half a month ago when Wells broke through Xinjiang's defense effortlessly at home, this game he relied on shooting to defeat Xinjiang. Xinjiang's concept of team basketball is good; if everything goes according to plan, they can…

CBA regular season, Xinjiang men's basketball team defeated Beikong team away from home. Xinjiang team has been in good form recently, they have previously defeated Shandong and Shanxi, overcoming strong opponents one after another. However, Xinjiang team is facing difficulties in terms of personnel, Zhao Rui continues to be absent, Qi Lin was suspended, young players Yili Fulaite and Xierzati started together, fortunately, the three foreign players of Xinjiang team can play normally, Beikong team has relatively complete personnel, this season foreign players have a great impact on the game, double foreign players can be played in the first three quarters, which increases the difficulty of the game, Xinjiang plays away, the performance of foreign players is still very important! At the beginning, Hengens played well, Lawson missed several shots, but Xinjiang as a whole is still good, Xierzati scored 7 points in a row at the beginning, playing very aggressively, Yili Fulaite also completed the score, Beikong team only Salinger could score for a long time, others were slow to heat up, which led to Beikong falling behind at the beginning, Xinjiang's first wave of starters played better than Beikong, then into the rotation stage, Peterson and Abudu Salamu came on, Peterson scored continuously as soon as he came on, Beikong's defense was very difficult, the offense was even more depressed, at the beginning, Xinjiang's foreign and local players played well! Then Yili Fulaite and Xierzati continued to perform, Hengens came on again and played very well. At the end of the first quarter, Xinjiang men's basketball team led…

Here at the right moment! Yang Ming's powerful assistant is in place, who will prevail in the Liaoning-Guangdong battle between Patton and Morand? As the saying goes, it's better to arrive at the right time than to be early. Everyone has been eagerly awaiting the arrival of Liaoning's new foreign big man, Patton. He is already in Hong Kong and should be arriving in Shenyang soon. Unfortunately, Patton missed the game against Xinjiang. If it weren't for the birth of his second child, he would have arrived earlier, and Liaoning wouldn't have lost so many games they shouldn't have lost, nor would their ranking have fallen out of the top four. But that's okay, because the season is still long. As the saying goes, "First fat is not fat, later fat overpowers the bed." Yang Ming has also clearly stated that they will counterattack once the lineup is complete. Patton's arrival is also timely because the highly anticipated Liaoning-Guangdong battle on the 30th will mark his debut with Liaoning. As we all know, Guangdong's team just happens to have Morand, who plays the same position as Patton and was poached from Liaoning. The matchup between Patton and Morand will undoubtedly be the highlight of this Liaoning-Guangdong battle. So here's the question: who is stronger between Patton and Morand? This is a good question. First of all, whether comparing height or age, it's obvious that the 2.13-meter-tall Patton, who is only 27 years old and in his prime, is stronger than the 33-year-old Morand, who is only 2.08 meters tall. Of…