The intense dialogue between Liaoning and Shanghai teams was a thrilling match that was decided only at the last moment. Although Shanghai lost by a margin of 3 points, they won the acclaim of fans and media alike. Many expressed that despite the absence of Lofton and several players suffering from influenza, the team managed to put up a good fight, making their defeat honorable. During this game, fans frequently mentioned "5 against 8," implying that Shanghai had to face eight opponents instead of five. The referees seemed to be favoring Liaoning throughout the match. Controversy arose over some fouls committed by Bradley, whose ejection became a turning point in the game. Additionally, there were three clear instances of misjudgment and missed calls: Wilson was pushed out of bounds by Li Xiaoxu without a foul being called; Li Tianrong's clean rebound was wrongly penalized as an air foul; and in the final quarter, Li Tianrong's fast break saw Yan Shouqi commit a clear hand foul that went uncalled. It was evident that the referees were intentionally assisting Liaoning, making it extremely difficult for Shanghai to win. Despite the loss, Shanghai did not lose heart. Coach Lu Wei's words after the game reflected the team's mindset. In an interview with Shanghai media in the locker room, he said, "At halftime, we were down by seven points, but I was confident we could turn it around. Our domestic players performed well, with players like Li Hongquan and Liu Zheng stepping up. Unlike Liaoning, who relied on foreign players to score in the…

Liaoning Men's Basketball Team Defeats Shanghai: Fans Reveal the Heart-Wrenching Inside Story - Yang Ming Saw It Coming The reason behind Liaoning Men's Basketball Team's victory over Shanghai has been revealed! Fans have uncovered a heart-wrenching inside story, stating that Yang Ming had already seen through it. Netizens have keenly pointed out that in this game, even with "Little Fatty" missing from the Shanghai team, they still managed to lose by only 3 points while playing 5 against 8, indicating that they have a chance to compete for the championship this year. Is it necessary to be so biased towards Liaoning in a regular game? Do they really can't afford to lose even one game? They might as well go straight for the championship without playing anymore. Liaoning's lineup is seriously aging, and it's correct for Shanghai to cultivate young players; they've already trained two of them, and the future belongs to the young. Yang Ming doesn't know how to use people, encourage or guide the players; he only knows how to blame and complain, which has a very negative impact! He cannot represent Liaoning basketball; his actions are detrimental to the image of Liaoning's men's basketball team! We strongly urge the Liaoning Sports Bureau's Basketball Management Center to replace Yang Ming and enhance both the image and performance of Liaoning's basketball team! This season, it's normal for any of the teams like Guangsha, Shanghai, Xinjiang, Liaoning, Guangdong, Beijing, Shanxi, Zhejiang to win the championship; it's truly a season where many heroes compete for the throne. Liaoning's two super foreign…

Translation of the article content into English: In the 31st round of the CBA regular season, Liaoning narrowly defeated Shanghai to secure a crucial victory. After 31 rounds, Liaoning stands at second place in the standings with 21 wins and 10 losses. This is a rare good ranking for Liaoning in recent times! Head coach Yang Ming frankly admits that the team has been under considerable pressure recently. Winning this game has released the pressure and helped the team regain its rhythm and get back on track. Looking at the first 31 rounds as a whole, Liaoning faced unprecedented fierce competition this season. It is crucial that they were able to withstand the pressure and return to the top 4 under such circumstances, and Yang Ming's role is pivotal! Yang Ming's three core roles are as follows: First, he can unite the team and maintain strategic determination. For defending champions, there are two main concerns: overconfidence and complacency. As head coach, Yang Ming can maximize the deterrence, cohesion, and explosiveness of the coaching position, revitalizing this aging team! In the first 31 rounds, Liaoning encountered Zhang Zhenlin's injury and the addition of new players, leading to significant ups and downs. Yang Ming did his utmost to ensure the team's unity. Second, he can grasp the direction and maintain the rhythm of the defending champions. The biggest advantage of defending champions is their experience, and the greatest requirement is to prepare for the regular season with the goal of playing in the finals. Therefore, maintaining strategic determination is key. Yang Ming…

Liaoning defeats Shanghai, post-game 3 good news and 2 bad news, Yang Ming called for resignation 117-114, Liaoning men's basketball narrowly defeated Shanghai men's basketball, ending the opponent's 16 consecutive victories and securing a crucial victory. This game was a close win for Liaoning, despite a poor start and leading for most of the time, problems arose in the fourth quarter. Fortunately, the opponent missed their shots, and Bradley was ejected for being too impulsive; otherwise, it would have been uncertain. Although Liaoning won, there are still many issues, and Yang Ming's on-site adjustment capabilities have once again been questioned, with some fans calling for his resignation. There are three pieces of good news for Liaoning: Firstly, Liaoning's small foreign aid is really strong. Fergie and Wells, dual-core driven, combined for 57 points in this game, and it was Fergie's decisive shot at the critical moment that saved the day, two sturdy legs. Secondly, the young players are doing well, Li Huyi and Shou Di. Li Huyi is getting better and better, and Shou Di's form has improved. Their defense against Bradley and three-point shooting were both excellent, they are absolutely the big contributors to the victory. Thirdly, the two big foreign aids, Patton and Weber, are still good, much better than the previous ones. They just lack chemistry, but with more playing time and better coordination, they will definitely be useful. Of course, there are also two pieces of bad news for Liaoning: Firstly, Zhao Jiwei is still in a slump, with poor offense, poor defense, many turnovers, and…

In the CBA arena, Liaoning Men's Basketball Team has always been a prominent force. However, their recent performance has been less than ideal. It was like an off-key note suddenly appearing in the midst of an intense battle; in the game against Qingdao Men's Basketball Team, the last three minutes of Liaoning Team could be described as a "power outage." In those short three minutes, Liaoning seemed to lose all rhythm, allowing Qingdao to score 13 points and ultimately reverse the game. After the match, Coach Yang Ming's statement demonstrated a courageous sense of responsibility, "The rise and fall of the world are the responsibilities of every individual," his sense of responsibility is commendable. However, the problems within the team are very real, and without substantial changes, all the grand words can only be empty promises. Liaoning Men's Basketball Team is currently facing many challenges, among which the lack of frontcourt players and big foreign aid are like two major loopholes, plunging the team into a quagmire. At this time, the injury situation of the frontcourt player Zhang Zhenlin becomes particularly critical. Zhang Zhenlin was once a shining star on the front line, and his return once brought hope to the team. Unfortunately, just after returning for 7 games, he disappeared from the lineup after the match against Shougang Men's Basketball Team on December 20th. This undoubtedly left fans puzzled and worried: What exactly happened to Zhang Zhenlin? Will he be out for the season and say goodbye to the court this season? Is there still a chance for him…

Translation of the article content into English: In a game where Liaoning Men's Basketball led by as many as 13 points in the fourth quarter, they experienced a "darkest moment" in the last three and a half minutes, scoring no points in nearly 210 seconds and being hit with a 14-0 super attack wave by Qingdao Men's Basketball, resulting in a regrettable loss by a three-point margin. After the game, many people delved into the final five minutes to uncover the fundamental reasons for Liaoning's defeat, and also provided a detailed interpretation of the controversial refereeing decisions made by the referees. Firstly, the conclusion is that the three referees in this game made a total of six mistakes in the last five minutes, with five of them benefiting Qingdao Men's Basketball and one benefiting Liaoning Men's Basketball. The referees missed three traveling violations by Qingdao, including one at 3:58 remaining in the fourth quarter when Wang Ruijie started walking on the offensive end, which happened right under the referee's nose but was ignored. Wang Ruijie landed his left foot first after receiving the ball, but then lifted and moved it before the ball even touched the ground, which is a clear traveling violation. Subsequently, at 2:14 remaining in the game, Ferg advanced with the ball from the backcourt, and Duan Angjun of Qingdao defended him with his right hand constantly clamping Ferg's left hand and making an obvious upward motion, which is a clear foul action, but the referee ignored it and instead called Ferg for stepping out of bounds,…

Translation of the article content into English: The phenomenon of seniority ranking in Liaoning men's basketball team has become increasingly obvious, and everyone's thoughts have changed after Guo Ailun's departure. This season's regular season has already completed 30 rounds, which is about two-thirds of the schedule. Liaoning men's basketball team has a record of 20 wins and 10 losses. Looking at the overall performance from the past few seasons, this is definitely not an ideal result. Some fans might say that issues such as foreign player recruitment and player injuries have led to poor team performance, but these are also part of the team's overall performance. Having money counts as a strength, luck counts as a strength, and the management's vision in selecting foreign players is also a strength. Ultimately, everything should be judged by the results. Judging from the current results, Liaoning men's basketball team is indeed not doing well. Objectively speaking, this result can be understood because the team previously achieved a three-peat, leaving no more room for improvement. Continuing to win championships would only match last season's achievements. Moreover, the nerves of the entire team were tense for three years. After achieving the three-peat, there is bound to be a mental slackening, so a decline in form is highly likely. Another phenomenon that has become increasingly evident, or perhaps a side effect of the aforementioned three-peat, is the issue of seniority ranking. This phenomenon has always existed, but this season it has come to the forefront. When discussing seniority ranking, it does not refer to problems within…

The CBA regular season is in full swing, with Qingdao hosting Liaoning at home. Qingdao currently stands at 7th place with 19 wins and 10 losses, while Liaoning has 2 consecutive victories, with a record of 20 wins and 9 losses, ranking 3rd. In this match, Zhang Zhenlin continued to be absent and will not return for the second stage. After a fierce battle, Qingdao managed to pull off a stunning comeback victory against Liaoning. In this game, only Fu Hao and Fredette from Liaoning scored in double figures, with the rest of the team underperforming. Despite Fredette scoring a game-high 41 points, he was unable to save Liaoning from defeat. The main reason for the loss in this game is largely due to Yang Ming's responsibility, as he failed to call timeouts when needed and did not make timely substitutions. Yan Shouqi's performance on the court went unnoticed, and Fredette was left exhausted without being replaced. Zhao Jiwei, who was out of form, was also not substituted, and Wang Lanqin was taken off after scoring 7 points and making one mistake. It's unclear what the reasoning behind these decisions was. Wang Lanqin played well in this game but was benched, just like in the last few minutes of the previous game where the same players were on the court, resulting in a narrow lead of only 3 points. This time, Liaoning lost outright, leaving many wondering about Yang Ming's thought process. In the post-game interview, Yang Ming stated that he takes full responsibility for the loss and would accept…

Liaoning Basketball Loses Again to Qingdao, Yang Ming's Lineup Choices Spark Outrage, Legendary Liaoning Players Are Furious On the evening of January 12th, Beijing time, the CBA regular season saw Qingdao Men's Basketball host Liaoning Men's Basketball. The last time these two teams met, Liaoning Men's Basketball was not in full strength and could be described as a weakened lineup, resulting in a victory for Qingdao Men's Basketball. This time around, although Liaoning Men's Basketball's main player Zhang Zhenlin was still unable to play, the lineup was much more complete than the previous encounter, and the fourth foreign aid, Weber, had also arrived. Shouldn't they have been able to avenge their previous defeat? However, after the game started, Liaoning Men's Basketball's performance was disappointing. This disappointment could be seen from the starting lineup: Li Xiaoxu, Zhao Jiwei, Yan Shouqi, Wells, and Patton. Li Xiaoxu and Zhao Jiwei were fine, and Wells with Patton was also acceptable, but what made Yan Shouqi worthy of being in the starting lineup? This disappointment became apparent from the beginning of the game. Yan Shouqi was tasked with defending against Qingdao's small foreign aid, Wessex, but he couldn't stop him at all. In fact, because he couldn't stop him, Wessex seemed to have divine assistance, forcing Yang Ming to replace him with Li Huyi, which led to some improvement in the situation. Zhao Jiwei, on the other hand, continued his poor form in this game. His defense was still passable, but his offensive organization was terrible. Li Xiaoxu, although he scored crucial three-pointers and big…

The thrilling match between Qingdao and Liaoning teams in the CBA The 30th round of the CBA regular season featured a series of exciting matches, with the home game between Qingdao and Liaoning teams standing out as particularly captivating. The two teams were closely matched in terms of strength. Liaoning had previously achieved an impressive record of 20 wins and 9 losses, ranking third in the standings. On the other hand, Qingdao had 19 wins and 10 losses, placing them sixth. The outcome of this match could significantly impact both teams' rankings, potentially altering their positions in the playoffs. Similar to the small competitions in life, where a single achievement can change one's standing among peers. The game started with Qingdao in an exceptional state, akin to a player suddenly gaining an advantage. Their outside shots were smooth, with three-pointers consistently finding the net. They scored a high of 39 points in the first quarter, establishing a significant 39-23 lead over Liaoning, a 16-point advantage. At this point, it seemed as though Qingdao might completely dominate Liaoning. This highlights the importance of quickly entering and maintaining a competitive state at the beginning of a match or task, setting a strong foundation for success. By the second quarter, Liaoning began to find their rhythm, much like a runner who starts slow but then accelerates in a long-distance race. They managed to recover 8 points with a 27-19 run. At halftime, Qingdao still held an 8-point lead at home. Despite the unpredictable nature of basketball games, I remained optimistic about Qingdao's chances…