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's Big Foreign Aid Returns in Six Hours, Eager to Take the Court Recently, the news that Liaoning's foreign aid, Webber III, returned to the team after only six hours of sleep has warmed the hearts of countless Liaoning fans like a spring breeze. This is not just a simple return, but also a crucial step for Liaoning to seek breakthroughs in adversity and move towards the goal of four consecutive championships. Webber III's Urgent Return: A Display of Speed and Determination In an extremely exhausted state, Webber III hurriedly embarked on his journey back after only six hours of rest, heading straight to Liaoning to handle registration procedures. This action was swift and resolute. This is not just a story about a player's personal will, but also a vivid embodiment of the close collaboration and joint response to challenges between Liaoning's management and players. Webber III's decision reflects his deep affection for the team and his desire for victory, as well as his high sense of responsibility and professionalism as a professional player. This move is significant in terms of timeliness, as it occurred at a critical moment when Liaoning was facing consecutive reversals and urgently needed strong support. Webber III's arrival is seen as a timely addition to the team's frontcourt, especially when Han Dejun and Li Xiaoxu's states fluctuated, making his role indispensable. According to past game data, Webber III has always performed outstandingly in defense and rebounding, which are areas that Liaoning urgently needs to strengthen. Liaoning Team in Adversity: Challenges Inspire Fighting Spirit Liaoning's recent…

The injury situation of the Liaoning men's basketball team has significantly improved recently. Zhao Jiwei's return, although his offensive state has not yet returned to its peak, his performance in organizing the offense is not to be underestimated. As the core point guard of the team, Zhao Jiwei's comeback has made the team's operation smoother. Whether it is in terms of advancing speed or tactical execution, Zhao Jiwei's return has brought a higher level of integrity to Liaoning, helping the team develop steadily. At the same time, Yan Shouqi's return also had a positive impact on the team. This shooter's three-point shooting ability is extremely stable, especially in critical moments, Yan Shouqi's several long-range shots helped Liaoning resolve many crises. Now, with the return of two key players, Liaoning men's basketball team's combat effectiveness has been significantly enhanced, injecting more confidence into the upcoming games. The inside line is a major shortcoming for Liaoning men's basketball team this season. Due to foreign aid issues, the team's competitiveness in the inside line has been restricted. However, Patton's joining has alleviated this problem. Standing at 2 meters 11, he possesses strong under-the-basket confrontation ability, capable of forming threats on the defensive end and providing strong support on the offensive end. Patton's gradual integration not only strengthens the depth of the team's inside line but also helps Liaoning stabilize the situation in multiple critical moments. Although his adaptation period is still ongoing, judging from his current performance, Patton is undoubtedly an important enhancement to the team's inside line strength. James-Webber's joining adds more…

Does a victory truly prove that one team is stronger than the other? In the match between Liaoning and Beikong men's basketball teams, Liaoning seemed to have defended their home court with a 104-101 victory. However, issues with refereeing, the absence of Zhang Zhenlin, and the underwhelming performance of supporting players revealed several concerning situations. On the other hand, Beikong's resilience turned the game from "no suspense" to "full of suspense." Is this a battle of strength or fate? Perhaps, the answer is not straightforward. Have you ever watched a game where the players pour sweat and fight to the extreme, yet the referee's decisions seem to be the main attraction? The matchup between Liaoning and Beikong was just like that. Beikong's foreign player Salinge stood on the free-throw line 23 times, more than Liaoning's entire team. This statistic makes people frown, making them wonder if the protagonist of the game is the two teams' players or the referee's whistle? Of course, the referees did not intend to favor anyone, but this free-throw disparity indeed made the game "complicated." It must be acknowledged that Beikong's bold and aggressive style did create more opportunities to attack the basket, and Liaoning's frequent fouls due to defensive mispositioning are also facts. However, when the game is filled with such controversies, any dramatic scene can easily put the referees in the limelight. Fans may all have the same question—Is such a standard reasonable? Interestingly, this situation seems not to be accidental. Liaoning has already felt "passive" due to refereeing issues more than once this…

Translation of the content: This season has indeed seen significant changes in the CBA landscape, especially after the foreign players' quota was changed to seven per game across four quarters, severely compressing the playing time for domestic players. Many players who previously had decent stats on the court now hardly get to play at all, such as Zhao Lüzhou from Liaoning Men's Basketball Team, who had hoped to make a big splash but ended up in a worse situation than before. Zhao Lüzhou has played a fair number of games this season, participating in 14 matches, but averaging only 5.4 minutes per game, scoring just 1.6 points and grabbing 0.8 rebounds, essentially becoming an expendable player. During his peak with the Jiangsu team, Zhao Lüzhou averaged 12.6 points, 3.8 rebounds, and 1.5 assists per game, earning him recognition as an absolute mainstay and gaining the approval of then head coach Li Nan. The problem is that Zhao Lüzhou signed a long-term contract with Liaoning this time around; he returned at the beginning of the year with a three-year C-class contract. Even after two seasons, there will still be two years left. Given the current trend in the CBA, it seems unlikely that he will be able to contribute much to Liaoning in the future. Zhao Lüzhou was originally cultivated by Liaoning, but it's slightly regrettable that, as a small forward, he stands less than 2 meters tall and isn't particularly outstanding defensively. At the time, Guo Shiqiang favored Cong Mingchen, and with He Tianju and Liu Zhixuan also on the…

In this article, we discuss a thrilling CBA match between Liaoning and Beijing BAIC men's basketball teams. Despite Liaoning's loss, they gained valuable insights and improvements. The game started with Liaoning showing great intensity, matching Beijing's energy in the first quarter, ending with a slight lead. However, Beijing intensified their efforts in the second quarter, momentarily overwhelming Liaoning. Liaoning quickly adjusted their tactics, maintaining a close score by halftime. In the second half, Liaoning fought hard to catch up, with key players like Foger and Guo Ailun making impressive plays. Foger, who had previously scored less than 15 points in three consecutive games, scored 24 points in this match, providing a significant boost to the team. Despite Liaoning's strong comeback attempt, Beijing maintained their lead with solid defense and strategic offense. In the final quarter, Liaoning's energy waned, while Beijing continued to dominate, securing a victory with a final score of 90-105. Although Liaoning lost, they discovered several positive outcomes. Foger's return to form invigorated the team, and the increased rotation depth allowed for the development of younger players like Zhang Junhao and Li Huyi, enhancing the team's overall strength. Veteran player Han Dejun also benefited from reduced playing time, thanks to Coach Yang Ming's strategic decision to prioritize rest during the regular season, ensuring peak performance for the playoffs. Liaoning identified areas for improvement and experimented with new lineups and tactics. The young players gained valuable experience, expected to mature and gain confidence from this match. Looking ahead, Liaoning has promising talent like Zhao Jiwei and Zhang Zhenlin, who…

Some teams in the CBA have already played 16 rounds, and the differences between the teams are very obvious. It has been confirmed early that 8 teams will not qualify for the playoffs, while the championship contenders have also been identified. The focus now is on the final rankings and the playoff matchups. For Liaoning Men's Basketball, the operations this season have been somewhat confusing. Keeping Ferg is beyond reproach, and there is no problem with giving up the priority renewal rights for Morand. Continuous renewals have caused Morand's salary to become too high, becoming a burden on the team. Under the new foreign player policy, it is no longer possible to sign suitable foreign players. However, with the departure of Sha Yuek and Aqiu'er, the depth of the team's lineup has suddenly become thin. This is compounded by the absence of Zhao Jiwei, Zhang Zhenlin, and Cong Mingchen, making Liaoning Men's Basketball struggle. Fortunately, the addition of Wells has become the best signing of the season, offering high returns at a low cost. Now Patton has arrived in Shenyang, and the registration issues are expected to be resolved soon. However, it remains to be seen whether this Patton can meet expectations. It is now rumored that James-Weber, a former teammate of Ferg, will also join. Weber stands at 2 meters 06 tall and is 31 years old, currently in his prime. He can play as a small forward and power forward. Weber was an undrafted NBA player in 2016. In 2020, he represented the American men's basketball team with…

The rumors about Yang Ming sending blessings have been disproven! Patton has received new equipment, Dah Mo responded to Fu Hao, and called for voting for the dual core! An interesting scene appeared in the Liaoning-Beijing match, with the sound of "Yang Ming should step down" heard at the Beijing Shougang team's home court, which is quite amusing. Even more ridiculous is that after the game, Beijing Shougang fans and some professional black Liaoning basketball fans shamelessly accused Liaoning fans of shouting for Yang Ming to step down, which is really laughable. With nearly 4,000 Liaoning fans spending money to contribute to the box office of the Beijing Shougang team just to scold their own head coach Yang Ming? It's simply too fake to be true. Moreover, it can be seen from Yang Ming's applause and thumbs up towards the area where Liaoning fans were located when he led the team off the court after the game that those calling for his resignation were not Liaoning fans, but Beijing Shougang fans. Furthermore, Yang Ming also warmly sent blessings to all the fans who support Liaoning during the post-game interview, wishing everyone a happy and prosperous 2025. Therefore, those who falsely accuse Liaoning fans of calling for Yang Ming to step down are either stupid or malicious, just to smear Yang Ming and Liaoning, and their behavior is too ugly. Liaoning's new recruit Patton received new equipment to keep warm after joining the team in the cold winter of Jilin Changchun - a black down jacket has arrived in his hands,…

On January 2nd, Beijing time, a player exploded for 18 points, 10 rebounds, and 2 blocks, single-handedly crushing the dark horse! Isn't this exactly what Liaoning Men's Basketball needs? However, under Yang Ming's leadership, they let him go. Liaoning Men's Basketball recently suffered a crushing defeat at the hands of the Beijing team. Why did they lose to Beijing? On one hand, they were defeated by Beijing's accurate three-point shooting, and on the other hand, Liaoning's rebounding was completely dominated. There was a huge gap in the number of rebounds between the two teams throughout the game. A simple data comparison shows that two players from Beijing had double-digit rebounds, with Solomon grabbing 11 rebounds and Zhou Qi grabbing 10. However, no one on the Liaoning team had more than 6 rebounds, with Han Dejun's 6 rebounds being the most, leaving the interior completely undefended. If there was a top power forward who could step up and share the burden with Han Dejun and Li Xiaoxu, grabbing a few more rebounds, the situation would not be as it is now. This is because since Zhang Zhenlin's injury, Liaoning Men's Basketball has lacked a strong frontcourt player. Fu Hao often plays too soft, his offense is fine, but he can't grab rebounds. At this moment, when we look back at today's CBA peak battle and witness Jilin, Liaoning's northeastern brothers, winning, we suddenly see the figure of someone, Zhang Zhenlin's close friend, the 24-year-old, 2.03-meter-tall frontcourt behemoth Wu Changze. Wu Changze started for 41 minutes and 37 seconds for the Jilin…

The second stage of the 2024-25 CBA regular season is in full swing, but rumors are quickly spreading that Guangdong men's basketball team may be ready to give up on their championship aspirations. This once invincible champion team now seems to have accepted the reality that their strength is no longer at its peak. In the last game, Guangdong lost away to Liaoning, who were missing Zhao Jiwei and Zhang Zhenlin and had a thin bench of foreign players. Although this defeat was somewhat regrettable, it also reflected the actual difficulties faced by Guangdong this season. As we all know, Du Feng's coaching style in the past was known for its iron-bloodedness. His strict guidance and even "shouting-style teaching" on the sidelines made many young players suffer during their growth. However, this season's Du Feng seems like a different person. In Guangdong's repeated attempts to catch up after falling behind, he not only remains calm but also decisively substitutes key players at critical moments, giving more opportunities to bench players. This "Buddhist" style is likely Du Feng's helpless move in the face of reality - the team's current talent and strength are no longer enough to support championship ambitions. Guangdong has lost several games, which fans can see clearly. What is encouraging is that despite unsatisfactory results, Du Feng still tries to tap the potential of newcomers. The team's new foreign player, Les, has signed but has yet to make an appearance, leading many to speculate that Guangdong may have decided to invest more time and resources in cultivating local…