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It's no wonder that Beijing BAIC narrowly lost to Zhejiang Guangsha, as fans exposed the inside story of the defeat, with Xu Limin being fooled around. Netizens hotly debated and pointed out incisively: Fang Shuo consecutively made serving errors in two games, truly a super star! Fang Shuo served the ball, Fan Ziming received it, this is simply not thinking about winning, right? Two big guys, can't they give Jerman a clear shot? If not, let Xiao Zeng serve it, he's tall with a good view and won't be blocked. Fang, the super star, really did well, watching for a long time as people intercepted the volleyball, the intention to serve couldn't be more obvious. As an old national team player, Fang Shuo has repeatedly made passing and serving mistakes and missed shots many times, what has he been practicing all these years? Why does Xu Limin continue to rely on him? What should BAIC do in the future? A series of problems need to be solved quickly, a large number of players really need to leave, but who will take the lead? From the era of Marbury and Sun Yue, I have always been a fan of Beijing Shougang. This season, the introduction of Chen Yingjun and Zhou Qi gave us hope for the championship again. However, this coach is really mediocre and lacks any courage. Fang, the super star, now has nothing, making mistakes or taking wild shots, often performing like a mole, why is he still on the court at critical moments? The three foreign players, one…

In the 33rd round of the CBA regular season, Beijing Men's Basketball Team lost 91-94 at home to Guangsha Men's Basketball Team. Although it was only a narrow defeat by 3 points, Beijing's record dropped out of the top eight after the game. However, what is more terrifying than the loss is the remarks made by Beijing head coach Xu Limin after the game, which are simply too "abstract". If no adjustments are made and things continue as they are, Beijing's morale will be completely gone. This match was the second encounter between the two teams this season. Beijing had already lost to Guangsha once in their first meeting, so they were well-prepared for tonight's game. Before the game, they announced that three key players, Zeng Fanbo, Lei Meng, and Omore, would return to the court in an attempt to challenge the league leaders and seek revenge against Guangsha. However, in the first quarter, Beijing struggled against Guangsha's relentless offensive onslaught. Zhou Qi became a mere decoration under the basket, with Guangsha players constantly attacking and "naming" him. Beijing trailed by 11 points going into the second quarter. In the second quarter, Beijing's offense improved, but Guangsha always managed to respond, leaving Beijing trailing by 12 points at halftime. After changing sides for the second half, Beijing increased their defensive intensity and capitalized on Guangsha's consecutive turnovers to counterattack effectively. They made up the 12-point deficit in this quarter, ending the third quarter tied at 68-68. In the decisive fourth quarter, Beijing once took the lead and maintained it for…

On January 20th in the CBA arena, Beijing Men's Basketball Team faced off against Guangsha Men's Basketball Team. This match held significant meaning for Beijing, as they had just suffered two consecutive losses, while Guangsha was on a 9-game winning streak, firmly occupying the top spot in the league. The performance of both teams at the start of the game sparked heated discussions among fans, especially regarding the situation of the Beijing team. The game began with Guangsha quickly gaining the upper hand. Brown and Hu Jinqiu played exceptionally well, leading their team to take the initiative. Although Beijing had intentions to catch up, the lack of touch caused their offensive rhythm to fall into trouble at times, and the score gap gradually widened. In the final stage of the first quarter, Beijing experienced a slight improvement when Lin Bingsheng came off the bench and displayed strong offensive firepower, scoring 9 points in just one quarter, temporarily reducing the point difference. As the game progressed, Beijing found their rhythm. Although Guangsha maintained a high defensive intensity, they also made some mistakes, giving Beijing opportunities to close the gap. In the second quarter, Beijing launched a fierce attack, once reducing the point difference to only 2 points, almost seeing the hope of leveling the score. However, Sun Minghui and Hu Jinqiu of the Guangsha team were not willing to let Beijing make an easy comeback. Sun Minghui helped Guangsha stabilize the situation with his calm three-point shots, while Hu Jinqiu scored frequently in the paint, allowing Guangsha to widen the gap…

In a CBA regular season match between Beijing and Qingdao men's basketball teams, Zhou Qi, who had just returned from injury, once again paid the price for his lack of composure. He only played two quarters before being ejected in the third quarter after less than two minutes due to a dispute with the referee, resulting in two technical fouls (Ts). According to CBA tradition, Zhou Qi is likely to face severe penalties from the basketball association this time, at least a fine is inevitable. The CBA has always been strict in punishing conflicts between players and referees. Many fans are also concerned about why Zhou Qi was so angry this time that he risked getting a T by directly arguing with the referee? From the game video, Zhou Qi was mainly dissatisfied with the refereeing standards of referee No. 59. In the 10th minute of the third quarter, Beijing held the ball on offense, and after receiving the ball, Zhou Qi prepared to drive to the basket for a layup. As a result, he collided with Yang Hanshen of Qingdao and fell to the ground. Zhou Qi quickly passed the ball to other teammates. At that time, the referee did not indicate anything. However, Zhou Qi believed that Yang Hanshen might have obstructed him because Yang Hanshen made a foot movement when he started. Zhou Qi therefore communicated and argued with the referee for the first time. The referee thought that Zhou Qi should focus on the game and made a gesture refusing communication to him. Zhou Qi still…

Beijing Shougang has spent a fortune to bring back Zhou Qi, but who would have thought that his performance would be like a "microwave" - hot and cold at times, and even crashing at critical moments; a 20-year-old young player from Qingdao has exploded Beijing's interior line, running all over the court and grabbing the limelight; while after the game, coach Xu Limin once again served up his spiritual chicken soup. Does this approach really work? Who should be blamed for Shougang's difficulties? Zhou Qi, who is Beijing Shougang's big investment, when he returned to the court, everyone's expectations were instantly raised. Unfortunately, Zhou Qi's performance in this game was disappointing, scoring only 10 points, 3 rebounds, and 1 assist throughout the game. Such statistics are already perfunctory for an ordinary rotation player, let alone a star of his level. Throughout the game, he seemed to have lost his soul, unable to grab rebounds, always half a beat late in defense, and even his sense of position was off. Honestly, this performance makes people wonder if Zhou Qi is really healthy now? Can he really carry the burden of Beijing Shougang? But the problem is not just with the data. In the third quarter, he launched a "sudden attack" on the referee due to a call, resulting in his ejection from the game. Emotional outbursts are the most fatal weakness for a core player. The referee's whistle may be controversial, but Zhou Qi's handling method undoubtedly undermined his own position. Even if he was angry inside, sitting down on the…

Translation of the content: Recently, Beijing BAIC has been having a tough time. In the last round, they suffered a crushing defeat against Beikong by 27 points in the Beijing derby. In this round, they lost another game by 10 points against Qingdao, resulting in two consecutive defeats and a continuous drop in their ranking. It's becoming increasingly difficult for them to return to the top four of the standings, and even maintaining their position in the top eight at the end of the second stage is becoming a luxury. So, what are the main problems with Beijing BAIC? This season, Beijing BAIC underwent a complete overhaul, bringing in a new coach and acquiring players like Zhou Qi and Chen Yingjun from the transfer market. Their foreign players are also stronger than last season, with a comprehensive upgrade in the lineup. It's undeniable that BAIC's performance was impressive in the first stage, but as the league progressed and they faced more strong opponents, their record began to decline. Injuries have been an unavoidable topic, but many strong teams, including Guangdong, Liaoning, Shanghai, and Xinjiang, have managed to overcome them. However, BAIC's performance has deteriorated, because compared to these teams, they lack something that prevents them from transforming into a true powerhouse. In last night's game, Zhou Qi's outburst leading to his disqualification was also one of the reasons for the loss. However, this may not be the main cause. While it's true that Zhou Qi's angry outburst against the referee was inappropriate, the referee seemed overly domineering, immediately blowing a…

Controversy! Fans Criticize Xu Limin After the Game: Know Why Guangdong Gave Up on Zhou Qi Before? After the game, fans criticized Xu Limin, saying, "Do you know why Guangdong gave up on Zhou Qi before?" Netizens hotly debated and pointed out incisively: "Zhou Qi is now like iron that cannot be made into steel, lazy by nature, with no progress at all. He has used up his talent, and I haven't found any malicious intent; it can only be said that his mentality is immature and he lacks a sense of responsibility." Zhou Qi really lacks a professional attitude; once he became famous, he just wanted to make money and lay low. If a teammate had pulled him back before the second technical foul, he wouldn't have been sent off the court. Both Zhou Qi and Zhao Rui have been fishing for three days and sunbathing for two since leaving Guangdong. These big names are indeed wasted in Guangdong; the temple of Guangdong is too small to accommodate these two great gods. It seems that leaving was the right choice. What Guangdong should not have let go of was Zhou Peng; in this regard, Guangdong has wronged Zhou Peng. Xu Limin should step down; there's no tactics or vitality, and he has coached the women's basketball team too much, forgetting how the men's basketball team should be. Knowing that several veterans are no longer capable, he still insists on not using young players. Zhou Qi is just idling away his time, with colds, technical fouls, and ejections... This way,…

"Team has no hope," said Beijing men's basketball head coach Xu Limin after a crushing 27-point loss to Beikong. This statement likely chilled the hearts of many fans and players. The score of 102 to 129 was not just a simple loss but felt like an announcement that the entire season's efforts had been wasted. What does it mean when a coach openly expresses such despair after a game? How much hope is left for Beijing men's basketball? The game speaks for itself, and Beijing's loss exposed clear problems: their defense was truly terrible! Opponents Beikong's Salinge and Chen Guohao combined for 52 points and 22 rebounds. What does this mean? It means that Beijing's interior defense was completely torn apart, leaving gaping holes. Looking back, when Zhou Qi joined Beijing, many believed the team's frontcourt had made a qualitative leap due to his height, defensive awareness, and experience. But now? Without Zhou Qi, the entire interior defense crumbled. Xu Limin's arrangement of Fan Ziming and Qiu Tian did not plug the gaps; instead, they became a "paper wall" easily overrun by Beikong players. This game not only chilled fans with the statistics but also instilled a deep unease - this is a team that can't defend at all! After all, "the opponent's offense is flourishing, yet you don't even have a decent defense to slow them down." Does that make sense? Poor defense is one thing, but the offense was also chaotic and incomprehensible. Watching the game, many fans couldn't help but complain, feeling that Beijing had no clear…

The True Reasons Behind Beijing Beikong's Big Win Over Beijing BAIC Men's Basketball Team! Perhaps Xu Limin Never Intended to Win My name is Daikoku. Thank you for your continued attention. On the road of creation, I am grateful for your company. I will continue to work hard! Beijing Beikong's big win over Beijing BAIC men's basketball team has sparked heated discussions among netizens, who pointed out incisively and vividly that in this game, coach Xu Limin might not have intended to win at all. The netizens questioned Xu Limin's coaching strategy, suggesting that he should be replaced, and also criticized the performance of certain players, such as Qiu Tian, who was deemed ineffective both offensively and defensively. They also expressed disappointment in the team's lack of fighting spirit and suggested that the team needs to make changes to their foreign players. Despite the loss, Beijing Shougang's new players performed well, and it was suggested that if the superstar had played the entire game, his turnovers would definitely have been in double digits. It was also suggested that since four main players were absent, the team should change their tactics and give more playing time to players like Omore and Sun Yahui. The netizens felt that coach Xu should reflect on the big defeat, which they believed was disheartening to the fans. They also criticized the team for not showing their best efforts and for not wanting to win, especially in a derby match where the opponent used smoke bombs before the game and still played with their full lineup…