In the 18th round of the CBA regular season, three major upsets occurred that were as shocking as a sudden storm, leaving many fans stunned and sighing. The defeats of Guangsha, the comeback of Xinjiang, and the upset victory of Sichuan completely shattered the expected situation, causing many people to silently ask themselves, "Which CBA is this?" These matches were like a grand drama, with each act filled with twists and surprises. First, let's talk about the match between Guangsha and Shenzhen, which was so devastating that it made viewers want to cover their eyes. Guangsha seemed to be in good form at the beginning, but soon the situation spiraled out of control, as if they had suddenly fallen into an endless abyss. Shenzhen's performance was simply insane, especially their advantage in rebounds, which could be described as "crushing." Throughout the game, Guangsha only managed to secure 30 rebounds, while Shenzhen grabbed a whopping 52! This huge disparity directly affected Guangsha's offense and defense. Most crucially, Guangsha's offensive end was unable to establish any rhythm, with players seemingly losing direction and being completely suppressed by Shenzhen. The defensive end was also in chaos, with no effective restrictions placed on Shenzhen's offense. Especially in the second and third quarters, Guangsha's defense completely collapsed, allowing Shenzhen to score 34-22 in the second quarter and 28-16 in the third, directly widening the point difference to 24. For a quarter of the game, Guangsha had almost no ability to fight back. The result of this match was catastrophic for Guangsha—not only did they lose…

In the 33rd round of the CBA regular season, the focus was on Guangsha's away game against Beijing. Everyone wanted to see if Guangsha could conquer Beijing Shougang's home court and if they could overcome Zhou Qi's defense. In the end, Guangsha passed the test and won their 10th consecutive victory! So, who can stop Guangsha this season? If Guangsha continues like this, Wang Bo leading Guangsha to win the CBA championship this season is getting closer and closer. Firstly, the lineup has an absolute advantage. Under the four quarters and seven foreign aid policy, the requirements for the domestic lineup are quite different from the four quarters and four rotations. It requires multiple strong scoring points in the domestic player configuration that can match with the double foreign aid to form 4-5 firepower points. Guangsha has three national players, Sun Minghui, Hu Jinqiu, and Zhu Junlong, which is the best advantage among all CBA teams! Secondly, the position has an absolute advantage. Currently, Guangsha is first in the regular season, basically occupying the absolute advantage track in the playoffs. Judging from the current situation, it is highly likely that Shanxi Men's Basketball Team, which performed super strongly this season, will not be in the same half zone as Guangsha, and Guangsha occupies the absolute advantage in the playoff half zone! This is very important. This season, the CBA schedule is dense, how to allocate physical fitness well and arrange the main players well is particularly important and key. Thirdly, the technical and tactical coordination has matured. Looking at Guangsha's…

Hou Mengze: The first player under the age of 18 to enter the first team in Zhejiang Guangsha's youth training history This season, the CBA league has seen a major upheaval. Zhejiang Guangsha Men's Basketball Team, which was thought to face challenges before the start of the season, still firmly occupies the top of the standings after 22 rounds of the regular season, which is remarkable. In the 2024-2025 season, Hou Mengze became the first player under the age of 18 to enter the first team in Zhejiang Guangsha's youth training history. As a talented point guard, he performed outstandingly in youth competitions and traditional school games. His defense and vision are quite good, he is a piece of jade, his dribbling is very agile, and he often gets through, but he is still too young, and his independent offensive ability needs to be polished. He is considered one of the better No. 1 positions among his peers. More importantly, Hou Mengze was born in 2006, and his future is promising. No matter what, with Hou Mengze's ball skills, if given enough training, he is likely to become a core member of the club. Guangsha Men's Basketball Team's tactical system is characterized by a combination of inside and outside play and balanced offense and defense. The team focuses on quick transitions and teamwork in the offensive end, creating scoring opportunities for teammates through breakthroughs and passes from key players. With the growth of young players and the support of foreign aid configuration, they are expected to launch a strong impact…

The title of the article is "The Reason for Beijing BAIC's Close Loss to Zhejiang Guangsha Should Not Be Blamed on the Referee, Fans Point Out Sharply." The content discusses the reasons behind Beijing BAIC's defeat against Zhejiang Guangsha and suggests that the blame should not be placed on the referees. Fans have pointed out several issues, including the team's reliance on a player named Fang Shuo, who they believe is not reliable in crucial moments. They also criticize the coach, Xu Limin, for his inflexible use of players and tactics, suggesting that he should be held responsible for the team's performance. Additionally, there are calls for Beijing BAIC to update their foreign players and coaching staff to improve their chances in future games. The article ends with a plea for the team's management to recognize the need for change and modernize their approach to basketball.

The flames of the 20th round of the CBA regular season were ignited in the highly anticipated match between Guangdong Men's Basketball Team and Guangsha Men's Basketball Team. Before the game, Guangdong Men's Basketball Team made a major announcement that set off a storm in the basketball world - they have re-signed Bazley! This news is undoubtedly a long-awaited victory signal for Guangdong fans, but the changes and challenges hidden behind it are more than just a simple trade. Bazley's return brings new opportunities to Guangdong Men's Basketball Team! Bazley, once an import player for Guangdong Men's Basketball Team, showed his super strength as early as the beginning of the season. In 10 games, averaging 29 minutes, he scored 13.6 points, 8.5 rebounds, 4.6 assists, and 2.2 blocks, quickly becoming the "core foreign aid" in the hearts of fans. However, Guangdong Men's Basketball Team made a confusing decision in the second stage - to cut Bazley. This move raised widespread doubts at the time, after all, how could such an all-round foreign aid be easily let go? However, reality has proven that Guangdong Men's Basketball Team's "new aid" Armes failed to deliver a satisfactory performance, not even reaching one-third of Bazley's level. This "mistake" prompted Zhu Fangyu to make a wise decision again - to re-sign Bazley, and upgrade the contract to a permanent contract! This move is undoubtedly to protect the team's championship dream. Liaoning Men's Basketball Team suffers another defeat, Yang Ming faces immense pressure! At the same time, Liaoning Men's Basketball Team suffered a loss against Beijing…

Recently, young power forward Zhang Mingchi, who was demoted by Guangdong Southern Tigers, has been recalled from the development league, but Du Feng still did not give him a chance to play. The club is currently considering trading Zhang Mingchi in exchange for players that the team needs more. If the candidate is satisfactory, Guangdong is even willing to add other players besides Zhang Mingchi. The 22-year-old Zhang Mingchi has played for Guangdong for four seasons, but he has only played 17 games this season. His father's recent post "forcing the club" also led to Zhang Mingchi being demoted to the CBDL development league for a period of time. It can be said that without the family's actions, he would have gradually become a marginal figure in the team. Such family interference is something every club dislikes. Additionally, Zhang Mingchi is still young and is under a Class B contract, making him an ideal player type for trade chips. It is expected that Guangdong will use Zhang Mingchi as one of the chips to exchange for a young and promising forward player. There are many candidates, such as Zou Yang from Fujian and Chen Guohao from Beikong. However, Zhang Mingchi alone is not enough. Guangdong currently has many young players at their disposal, so they can easily make a multiple-for-one trade. Zhang Mingchi's departure is only a matter of time. The second piece of good news comes from Liaoning Flying Leopards. Tomorrow night, Liaoning will face Guangsha, the league leader, away from home. This is indeed a tough challenge for…

In the CBA this season, a team that possesses the following characteristics is undoubtedly a strong contender. What are these characteristics? Characteristic One: Vigorous domestic players. The policy of allowing seven foreign player appearances across four quarters accelerates the physical exhaustion of players during the first three quarters of the game. With more foreign players and a faster pace, greater stamina is required. This is also why Liaoning Men's Basketball Team struggles in the fourth quarter this season; the "Two Elders of Xuanming" are too exhausted after the first three quarters. Characteristic Two: Foreign players with exceptional individual abilities. In the fourth quarter, when only one foreign player is allowed on the court, their level will to some extent determine the direction of the game. After all, there aren't many domestic players with the "big heart." Characteristic Three: Domestic players capable of consistently scoring. In games dominated by foreign players, teams will naturally focus their defensive strategies on the opposing foreign players. If domestic players can capitalize on the attention drawn by the foreigners and have outstanding scoring capabilities, the team's points won't be lacking. Otherwise, they won't score. Considering these factors, the three strongest teams in the CBA this season are as follows: First Team: Shanghai Men's Basketball Team Shanghai's domestic lineup is young, with Li Tianrong and Li Hongquan under 25 years old, and Wang Zhelin at just 31. Moreover, he can consistently score effectively. Foreign players Lofton and Bradley are NBA-level athletes with outstanding individual abilities, making them perfect for critical scoring roles in the fourth quarter.…

During halftime, Liaoning fans remained optimistic despite trailing Zhejiang Chouzhou by 19 points. They believed that with adjustments, their team would rally and secure a victory. However, the game ended with Liaoning losing by a significant 27-point margin, suffering a "double kill" from Zhejiang. The players and coaching staff seemed to lack fighting spirit and confidence in overcoming the deficit. It's speculated that something uncontrollable happened in the locker room during halftime, leading to the team's surrender in the match against Zhejiang Chouzhou Bank. Since the second stage, Liaoning has struggled, with players like Zhao Jiwei and Zhang Zhenlin being the exceptions. The team's performance hasn't matched that of a championship contender. Teams have targeted Zhao Jiwei, making it difficult for him to penetrate or pass effectively. Liaoning faces increasing challenges, and realistically, relying solely on Zhao Jiwei's playmaking may not be enough to reach the semi-finals. Fans miss Guo Ailun and eagerly await his return, as without him, the team struggles to find solutions. Guo Ailun's exceptional ball-handling skills are crucial for Liaoning. His presence eases pressure on Zhao Jiwei, creates space for inside players like Han Dejun and Li Xiaoxu, and generates open shots for shooters like Zhang Zhenlin, Cong Mingchen, and Frazer. Moreover, Guo Ailun's energetic and passionate playing style ignites fans' enthusiasm and teammates' fighting spirit, instilling confidence in the team. With his strong defense, Liaoning can confidently employ full-court pressing to reduce the point difference and achieve comebacks. With Guo Ailun, Liaoning is at its strongest!

Not Just the Referees, Finally Understanding the Reasons Behind Beijing BAIC's Regrettable Loss to Zhejiang Guangsha The hot topic among netizens has pointed out incisively that Fang Chaoju's performance remains stable as ever. However, Fang Shuo's single serve error and two missed three-point attempts at the end of the game have cost Beijing Men's Basketball Team their hopes. Some even suggest that Zhou Qi should have taken the shot instead, feeling that he would have been more reliable, especially considering his open position. Despite his superstar temperament, Fang Shuo seems to lack real value in other aspects. While it's true that the referees may have slightly favored Beijing during the home game, it wasn't excessive. The problem lies with Beijing's team, which, much like India's multinational arsenal, appears high-end but fails to integrate effectively. This results in spending a fortune on subpar basketball. Even though Zhou Qi's peak performance days may be behind him, young players like Xiao Zeng Lei are in their prime. With a capable foreign player, the outcome could have been different. When Jerman is stifled, the team struggles to recover. It's puzzling how an issue so obvious to a regular fan can go unnoticed by the club. Players play for money, but those who only see money don't play well. Zhou Qi's presence on any team seems to hinder their ability to perform under pressure. Fang Shuo and Xiao Chuan should consider stepping down and giving opportunities to younger players. Their contributions on the court often lead to more losses than wins. Xu Limin needs to…

Shenzhen's Cold Snap, Long-Drought Meeting the Timely Rain Defeats the League's First Guangsha, Let's See What the Head Coach Says After the Game Shenzhen's performance in this game was like a thunderous punch from the sky, delivering a crushing blow to Guangsha and leaving them disoriented. Initially, it seemed that Guangsha was invincible this season, firmly seated at the top of the league. However, they suffered a significant setback on Shenzhen's home court. The scoreline left everyone stunned as Shenzhen triumphed over Guangsha with a decisive 101-77 victory, toppling the league leaders from their throne. This win served as a morale booster for Shenzhen, temporarily lifting them out of their difficulties. This victory meant more than just a single game win for Shenzhen. It was a powerful statement of their resilience, declaring to the world that they were not ready to give up. Facing the league-leading Guangsha, Shenzhen not only played brilliantly but also completely stifled Guangsha, leaving no room for doubt in the match. Looking at the score, one could describe it as a foregone conclusion; Guangsha had no chance of a comeback! Firstly, Shenzhen's overall performance was outstanding. From the opening tip-off to the players' relentless hustle, Shenzhen was everywhere on the court. Especially Johnson, who played like he was injected with adrenaline, soaring throughout the game. In 31 minutes, he scored 22 points, grabbed 4 rebounds, and dished out 7 assists, becoming the team's engine! He controlled the game's rhythm impeccably, especially on defense, where his steals made Guangsha's players want to cry. Congratulations to Shenzhen for…