The CBA has recently confirmed a temporary home ground swap for Beijing Enterprises, as their main venue, the Beijing Olympic Sports Center, is being reserved for large-scale events. Consequently, the team has requested to shift its home games for the 2017-2018 CBA season to the Wukesong Sports Center, a facility already shared with Beijing Shougang. This move has sparked the curiosity of local basketball fans, who wonder whether it will have any impact on the Shougang team’s home games. Interestingly, two of the three home games of Beijing Enterprises...

Looking back at CBA history, only Yao Ming had ever scored more than 40 points with a perfect 100 percent field goal rate — a feat achieved during the Shanghai vs Bayi finals, when he went 21-for-21 and finished with 49 points. That game became legendary, and in this latest clash, fans tracking the action through Melbet APK saw another performance worthy of headlines. The victory was hard-earned, as the team faced unfavorable circumstances but made the right decisions on both ends of the court. On offense, the players...

So far this season, Shandong High-Speed has lost 8 games. For a strong team, losing 8 games is not catastrophic—after all, league leaders Guangsha have lost 6 games, and second-place Liaoning has lost 7. Shandong High-Speed’s performance this season has been decent, largely thanks to their impressive home record. At home, Shandong has achieved 13 wins and just 1 loss, while their away record stands at 6 wins and 7 losses. The disparity between their home and away performances is stark. What’s the problem? Well, it’s one of those...

In a similar incident earlier this season, during Xinjiang’s January 7 away game against Sichuan, Li Gen experienced a tough, physical confrontation that caught attention. Speaking to reporters later, Li revealed that he had already discussed the matter with Zhai Yi via WeChat on the night of the game. In his view, physical contact in the heat of competition is inevitable, as both sides battle hard to help their teams win. He admitted that he instinctively raised his elbow to protect himself, the movement coming out stronger than intended...

In today’s game, the Lakers started strong, leading the Kings by 20 points at one point. The Kings’ starting lineup had only one player, De’Aaron Fox, contributing significantly to the scoring. In the first half, Fox shot 5-for-10 from the field and 2-for-3 from beyond the arc, earning 12 points. Shortly after the third quarter began, Fox made another three-pointer. However, this turned out to be his only score in the entire second half. Facing off against Lonzo Ball always seems to ignite Fox’s competitive spirit, and he showcased...