CBA Three Major News: Beikong Adjusts Coaches, Yu Dehao Out for the Season with Serious Injury, Zhejiang Men's Basketball Penalized Beijing time January 20th, CBA this season has passed the halfway point. Compared to last season, the CBA pattern has changed greatly. Shandong men's basketball and Shanxi men's basketball have become dark horses, ranking second and third in the standings respectively. However, looking back at the two Beijing teams that invested heavily in the offseason, Shougang and Beikong, their results are not optimistic, especially Beikong men's basketball. During the offseason, they recruited soldiers and horses, introduced Salinger and Shen Zijie, and also signed Zhu Songwei. It was originally thought that there would be a place for Beikong in the finals. However, from the beginning of the season until now, Beikong men's basketball team's performance has been poor, and even suffered consecutive defeats, which also made the head coach Min Lulei controversial, especially in terms of personnel, many fans think that he is rigid in using people and poor in on-site adaptability, so there was once a call for him to step down. So will Min Lulei step down because of this? The answer is no for the time being. Why is this? In the previous season, Min Lulei had achieved satisfactory results for Beikong's high-level management. Although his current coaching record is not good, Beikong is still willing to give him some more time. Although Min Lulei will not step down, in order to improve the team's performance, Beikong men's basketball team recently adjusted the coaches and signed a foreign…

Zhejiang Men's Basketball Team Battles Shandong Again, Unexpectedly Turns into a Fight, Referee's Penalty Enrages Coach The CBA regular season is like a war without gunpowder, with each round and every game gripping the heartstrings. In the 31st round of competition, Zhejiang Men's Basketball Team faced Shandong Men's Basketball Team once again, presenting an intense match filled with sparks to the fans. The two teams are evenly matched in strength, with Zhejiang Men's Basketball Team known as the "Iron-Blooded Army," while Shandong Men's Basketball Team has also shown remarkable fighting power under the leadership of their new head coach. As the curtain of the game slowly opened, both sides quickly entered the state, with the score rising alternately, tense and exciting. However, shortly after the start of the game, an unexpected conflict broke the original rhythm. A foreign player from Zhejiang Team had a dispute with Yu Dehao from Shandong Team on the court, causing the situation to get out of control for a moment. Despite being scolded by pointing at his nose, the referee seemed not to have made the appropriate response, making the atmosphere on the court even more tense. Yu Dehao did not back down but continued to compete with Zhejiang Team players in the next attack. His foul when defending York once again aroused the dissatisfaction of both sides. Even in such an atmosphere, both teams maintained high-level performance on the offensive and defensive ends, with the score never widening the gap. Shandong Team took the lead with Gao Shiyan's outstanding performance. Although Zhejiang Team made…

The match between Xinjiang team and Shandong team has caused a huge uproar. For example, Liu Wei, the head coach of Xinjiang team, scolded Yu Dehao, a player from Shandong team, during the game, calling him "a cup of sand, let him shoot, let the cup of sand shoot!" Upon hearing Liu Wei's behavior, Yu Dehao was speechless and reported to the referee. However, the on-duty referee did not pay attention, which made Yu Dehao helpless. Later, Yu Dehao continuously scored three-pointers, severely slapping Liu Wei in the face. Of course, what caused more heated discussions among fans was Zhao Rui, the tough guard of Xinjiang team, who once chased after the on-duty referee and collided with him, leaving the fans stunned. Zhao Rui's pioneering approach in the CBA also led to severe punishment from the CBA company, resulting in a five-game suspension and a fine of 100,000 yuan. Of course, although the punishment imposed by the CBA company on Zhao Rui is heavy, it seems relatively light compared to the Chinese Super League. In the past, a Chinese Super League player was directly suspended for one year and fined 200,000 yuan for colliding with a referee. Compared to that, Zhao Rui's punishment is considered quite light. Following the incident where Zhao Rui collided with the referee, the Basketball Association also held an online referee meeting, where they discussed the need to protect players and strengthen the management of foul actions. Liu Wei, the head coach of Xinjiang team, also clearly stated after the game that the occurrence of this…

The CBA league is currently in full swing with exciting matches that are hard to keep up with. It's worth noting that the competitiveness of the new season has significantly increased, with the intensity of competition reaching levels comparable to the NBA, according to some foreign players. However, this intense competition has also led to an increasing frequency of malicious fouls. Additionally, the new season has seen a situation where many teams are vying for dominance, with several teams showing strong competitiveness. It can be said that among the top six teams in the league, there is a chance for any of them to win the championship of the new season. Furthermore, the increase in the number of foreign players has reduced the opportunities for local players to play, leading to fierce competition for positions on the court, resulting in local players exerting themselves even more. This situation has indeed enhanced the competitive nature of the games. However, with high-intensity competition comes a noticeable increase in fouls. In the new season, especially in key matches, it has become commonplace for two teams to accumulate 70 or 80 fouls combined, and the likelihood of malicious fouls has become increasingly frequent. Fouls and malicious fouls have to some extent affected the viewing experience and atmosphere of the CBA, bringing about negative experiences. Recently, malicious incidents in the CBA league have been rampant, such as Du Runwang's intentional elbow strike against Wu Yujia, the conflict between Qi Lin and foreign player Goodwin, Zhao Rui's assault on the referee, and Liu Wei's abusive language…

In the match between Xinjiang and Shandong, Coach Liu Wei's outburst on the sidelines has caused quite a stir, shaking up the entire CBA. This incident, while not particularly significant in itself, does shed light on some of the issues within our basketball circle. When Liu Wei shouted those words at Yu Dehao from the sidelines, the entire Xinjiang team's bench was stunned. The game was in full swing, and no one expected the coach to say something like that. The staff on the sidelines looked at each other, unsure whether they should step in to stop him. Yu Dehao's reaction to this was particularly intriguing. He was taken aback for a moment before shouting something at the referee, who completely ignored him. This kind of situation would leave anyone fuming. As the game entered its final minutes, the atmosphere on the court had completely changed. The players were playing with extra intensity, even teammates who usually joked around became unusually serious. The fans on the sidelines held their breath as they watched the changes on the court. At the moment Yu Dehao received the pass from his teammate, he just happened to be standing in the corner position right in front of Liu Wei. Without much adjustment, he raised his hand and shot the ball, drawing a beautiful arc. After the ball went in, Yu Dehao's response caught everyone off guard. He rushed in front of his teammates, jumping and celebrating as if to challenge Liu Wei, with his actions saying, "I can do it, but you can't." The…

The current level of CBA referees is really hard to describe. The fine of 100,000 yuan and the five-game suspension of Zhao Rui has caused a stir, but to be honest, the problems behind this incident are not that simple. We need to have a good chat about the intricacies here. Yang Hongfeng's performance in the Shandong vs Xinjiang game was really speechless. The refereeing standards were completely inconsistent throughout the game, causing the Shandong team to play with great frustration. It seemed like they were playing against eight people instead of five on the court. There were countless refereeing issues in that game. The confrontation between Zhao Rui and Yu Dehao clearly occurred outside the collision zone, and according to the rules, it should have been a 2+1 call, but it wasn't blown. Such a low-level mistake appearing in a top league is indeed worrying. Referee Yang Hongfeng has previously been involved in many controversies, but he can still continue to officiate important matches. This situation would never occur in other leagues, and the CBA's employment system is indeed confusing. Interestingly, our country's football performance is really poor, but the level of football referees has risen quite rapidly in recent years. They can even go to the World Cup to officiate, forming a stark contrast with basketball referees. In recent years, the Chinese Football Association has made efforts in referee management, implementing a reward and punishment system. If there are problems with the refereeing, they will be demoted from the Chinese Super League to the China League One. This…

Xinjiang and Shandong teams have historically been on good terms, with many young talents from Xinjiang coming from training camps within Shandong province. For instance, Tang Caiyu, the former deputy captain of Xinjiang, as well as Qu Xiaoyu and Ge Haoran, are all products of Shandong training camps. Similarly, Hou Peizuo from Shandong is a product of Xinjiang's youth training. This season, however, tensions arose when Xinjiang's head coach Qiu Biao left for Shandong, taking with him Yu Dehao, Mi Aili, trainer Zati, video analyst Li Tianshu, and signing Wijntun. It is reported that Qiu Biao had signed a two-year contract with Xinjiang before last season, but with one year remaining, he abruptly sought to terminate the contract citing his child's schooling as the reason. The management of Xinjiang, adhering to the principle of parting amicably, respected Qiu Biao's wishes. Subsequently, Qiu Biao signed with Shandong, a rare occurrence for the best coach of the previous season to change teams during the off-season. Whether or not Qiu Biao's child eventually enrolled in school in Shandong remains unknown. Yu Dehao, Xinjiang's defensive anchor from last season, also had an unusual off-season. After returning early to Urumqi and staying in the player dormitory, he would train at the team gymnasium on his own. However, throughout Xinjiang's warm-up matches, summer league, and preseason games, Yu Dehao never appeared with the team, nor did he join them. As expected, before the registration deadline, Yu Dehao was transferred to Shandong. In their first two encounters this season, both sides played relatively normally. However, in the…

Although the CBA has quickly imposed a suspension and fine on Zhao Rui for shoving a referee, a video posted by fans showing Xinjiang Flying Tigers head coach Liu Wei insulting Yu Dehao during a game has once again brought this incident into the limelight. Last season, Yu Dehao was still playing for Xinjiang, and despite criticism from fans about his shooting ability, he was a key contributor to Xinjiang's return to the finals after many years. Now, Coach Liu Wei uses insulting language towards Yu Dehao, leaving one to wonder what Xinjiang fans and Yu Dehao think about it. However, in this game, Yu Dehao managed to shoot 3 out of 4 under pressure, contributing a much higher shooting percentage than his career average, which was crucial to Shandong's victory. In Coach Liu Wei's view, allowing Yu Dehao to shoot from outside was part of the team's defensive strategy, but Yu Dehao's high shooting percentage proved them wrong. The phrase "learning from shame to become brave" fits Yu Dehao perfectly. After experiencing ups and downs, Yu Dehao may experience a rebirth with Shandong. Meanwhile, Xinjiang's coaching staff doesn't need to get worked up over losing, as the team's strength is evident. As long as they maintain a complete roster, Xinjiang will remain among the championship contenders. After completing physical examinations and signing contracts, Zhejiang Guangsha's new recruit Bo Ban will make his debut in the match against Beikong. Beikong's lineup includes three major frontcourt players: Salinge, Shen Zijie, and Zou Yuchen, which will test Bo Ban's abilities. However, according…

Recently, the Xinjiang-Shandong match has caused controversy, with Zhao Rui chasing and attacking a referee, which is unprecedented in CBA history. Zhao Rui was also severely punished, suspended for five games and fined 100,000 yuan. Although this is considered a severe punishment, it is lighter compared to the one-year suspension given to a CSL player for attacking a referee. Recently, the Chinese Basketball Association has also paid attention to protecting players and held an online referees' meeting to request stricter management of foul actions. Zhao Rui's attack on the referee was undoubtedly wrong, but there were reasons behind it. Some people say that Yu Dehao fouled Zhao Rui during his pursuit defense, and the action was quite significant. However, others argue that the pursuing defender did not commit a foul. So, did the pursuing defender actually foul? Is it a missed call? Recently, referee expert Ding Jianing provided a detailed interpretation. He bluntly stated that this is a hundred percent missed defensive foul. Zhao Rui, as a seasoned national-level player, if it was a foul that could be called or not called at the beginning of the game, he would not have exploded like that even if he was unclear about the situation. Ding Jianing analyzed in detail: The contact from point A to point B by the supplementary defender seriously affected Zhao Rui's RSBQ. Despite Zhao Rui's strength, he was hit so hard that he crashed directly into the basket frame, so the impact of this contact on him was quite significant. Ding Jianing then explained the reason for…

The basketball game between Xinjiang and Shandong has been a hot topic among fans, despite having ended over a day ago. The main point of contention is the refereeing, with head referee Yang Hongfeng's calls drawing criticism from many fans who believe he favored Xinjiang, known for their tough home court advantage. After Shandong's victory, fans from other teams congratulated them, acknowledging their hard performance. As fans reviewed the game, some details came to light, including an incident where Xinjiang's head coach, Liu Wei, was caught on camera shouting insults at Yu Dehao, calling him an "SB" (a Chinese slang term for "stupid bastard"). This occurred in the fourth quarter when the score was close and Shandong had a slight lead. Yu Dehao was attempting to receive a pass outside the three-point line when Liu Wei shouted, "Let him shoot, let the SB shoot!" Yu Dehao protested to the referees but received no response, leaving him no choice but to continue playing. Shortly after, Yu Dehao made a three-pointer in front of Liu Wei and roared in celebration, while Liu Wei called a timeout out of frustration. The video of this incident quickly sparked heated discussions among fans. Many felt that as a head coach, Liu Wei's behavior of insulting an opponent player was unacceptable and unbecoming of his position, reflecting poorly both on the game and himself. Interestingly, Yu Dehao's performance in the final quarter was outstanding, making three out of four three-point attempts, not only responding to Liu Wei's taunts but also contributing significantly to Shandong's victory. Yu…