You might wonder, as the reigning champion of the CBA, how could Liaoning Men's Basketball Team have fallen to such a state, suffering consecutive away defeats, even losing their touch, playing like a lost rookie team. The recent losing streak has made people exclaim: Can even tigers get sleepy? Especially in the last game against Jilin, it was truly a sight to behold. From the start of the game, Liaoning seemed to have forgotten how to play basketball, trailing by a whopping 39 points in the first half! What does this mean? This isn't playing basketball; this is getting beaten, like a primary school student with a big backpack being bullied by older students in a practice match. In the first half, they scored only 38 points, while Jilin had already racked up a significant lead, suffocating Liaoning. Despite a slight improvement and some fightback from the players in the second half, they still couldn't turn the tide and ended up losing by 12 points. Watching this game, one begins to question whether Liaoning has lost its championship identity. The team can be described as utterly dispirited. Even their pillar inside player, Han Dejun, an old hand, appeared somewhat powerless on the court. Injuries keep piling up, with Zhao Jiwei out, and Liu Yanyu and Zhang Chengzhi Feng also plagued by injuries, further weakening an already not-so-strong lineup. The latest news is that Li Xiaoxu also left the court due to injury, with the severity unclear. Injuries just keep coming, making the team's lineup resemble a damaged jigsaw puzzle, incomplete…

In this round of the CBA league, Beijing BAIC Men's Basketball Team defeated Liaoning Men's Basketball Team with a score of 105-90. Although Liaoning could keep up with the score in the first three quarters, they collapsed in the last quarter and lost to us. Although Liaoning didn't start the new year well, this game turned out to be a blessing in disguise for them. Why do I say that? Because Liaoning is not concerned about winning or losing a single game, nor are they focused on their final record in the regular season; instead, they have set their strategic sights on ultimately competing for the championship. Moreover, there were three pretty good pieces of news for Liaoning after the game. Liaoning's 11-man rotation Secondly, let's talk about this game. The rotation in our game has increased significantly. Look, Liaoning had 11 players participate in the rotation in this game, even Zhang Junhao, who played the least, got six minutes of playing time. This is the largest rotation since Liaoning entered the second stage. Many players didn't just come on in garbage time; for example, Zhang Junhao and Li Huyi had scattered opportunities in the first half. In the end, Liaoning gave up this game first and sent on many substitutes, and Beijing did the same. These substitute players got great exercise opportunities, which is really good news for Liaoning. In this game, Yu Zechen was awesome, scoring 9 points, which is no small feat. It's the highest score he's achieved since the second stage began and ranks second this…