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Chinese Basketball Association 2023-24
Chinese Basketball Association Final: Liaoning Flying Leopards - Xinjiang Flying Tigers 104-95 Liaoning Flying Leopards (Hugo Lopez): Cooper Sharife 22, Zhao Jiwei 19, Han Dejun 14, Li XiaoXu 13, Fogg Kyle 12, Fu Hao 11, Zhang Zhenlin 10, Li Huyi 3, Liu Yanyu 0 All-Star Game: South - North 138-122 Standings 2023-24
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Player of the Week: Round 52 (RS)  Liaoning FL
Arrived: Rayvonte Rice (Brampton Honey Badgers), Eric Moreland (3's Company), Jaylen Adams (Qingdao Eagles), Michael Gilmore (BC Lulea)
Average Height: 198.6 cm (6'6.2'')
Average Age: 28.5
 Liaoning wins third consecutive CBA championship-May 22, 2024
The Liaoning Flying Leopards achieved a 4-0 sweep in the Chinese Basketball Association (CBA) Finals after beating the Xinjiang Flying Tigers 104-95 in Game 4 on the road here on Wednesday, lifting the trophy for the third season in a row. Seven players scored double digits for Liaoning, while Fogg Kyle (191-G-1990, college: Arizona), who efficiently notched 12 points in his 16-minute playing time, was awarded the CBA Finals Most Valuable Player (FMVP). Jiwei Zhao (184-PG-1995) had 19 points and dished out 10 assists, XiaoXu Li (207-C-1990) took 13 points and eight rebounds, and Dejun Han (215-C-1987) added a double-double of 14 points and 12 rebounds. Wigginton Lindell (185-G-1998, college: Iowa St.) led Xinjiang with 25 points and seven assists, Wu Guanxi had nine points and 10 rebounds, and Qi Lin added 19 points. Abudurexiti Abudushalamu (203-SF-1996) played 42 minutes in the game, but only made four out of 13 attempts, contributing 10 points, six rebounds, and five assists. Facing Fogg's early foul trouble, Liaoning's head coach Ming Yang (193-G-1985) had to send newcomer Cooper Sharife (185-G-2001, college: Auburn) onto the court, and it turned out to be a smart move. Cooper showcased his offensive toolkits and had a good job finding teammates' wide opens as he clinched 22 points, six rebounds, and nine assists throughout the night. Combining Zhao's shooting and veteran center Han's efforts in the paint, Liaoning led the first half 53-47. The deficit was soon enlarged coming back from lockers, after a couple of ingenious connections between forwards Hao Fu (208-C-1997) and XiaoXu Li, and Liaoning carried a 12-point lead to enter the last 12 minutes. While it was too early for Xinjiang to give up, Creek Mitch (196-F/G-1992) subbed in and quickly nailed down two 3-pointers, followed by Caiyu Tang (197-SF-1997)'s two jumpers, igniting Xinjiang's late comeback. At the crucial moment, Ming Yang, who had been already received a technical foul in the first half, was given another due to six players standing on the court, resulting in his ejection. But later Xinjiang's offense stagnated, and Liaoning retook control led by Fogg to eye the time running out. The third straight championship adds the Flying Leopards' CBA trophies to four in total. For Xinjiang, it's their sixth appearance in the Finals, but they have yet to reach the peak. Courtesy of: english.news.cn Asia-Basket.com All-Chinese CBA Awards 2024-May 24, 2024
Player of the Year:  Abudurexiti Abudushalamu (203-SF-1996) of Xinjiang FTFinals MVP: Jiwei Zhao (184-PG-1995) of Liaoning FLGuard of the Year:  Antonio Blakeney (193-G-1996) of Nanjing MKForward of the Year: Abudurexiti Abudushalamu (203-SF-1996) of Xinjiang FTCenter of the Year: Jinqiu Hu (211-C-1997) of Guangsha L.Defensive Player of the Year: Hansen Yang (216-C-2005) of Qingdao E.Import Player of the Year: Jared Sullinger (206-C-1992) of Shenzhen L.Domestic Player of the Year: Abudurexiti Abudushalamu (203-SF-1996) of Xinjiang FTSixth Man of the Year: Qian Wu (188-PG-1994) of Zhejiang GB.Coach of the Year: Biao Qiu of Xinjiang FT
First Team Myles Powell (188-G-1997) of Qingdao E. Antonio Blakeney (193-G-1996) of Nanjing MK Abudurexiti Abudushalamu (203-SF-1996) of Xinjiang FT Jared Sullinger (206-C-1992) of Shenzhen L. Jinqiu Hu (211-C-1997) of Guangsha L.
Second Team Troy Gillenwater (205-F-1988) of Shandong H. Minghui Sun (187-G-1996) of Guangsha L. Hansen Yang (216-C-2005) of Qingdao E. Zhelin Wang (214-C-1994) of Shanghai S. Scottie James Jr. (202-F-1996) of Tianjin
Honorable Mention Kahlil Felder (175-PG-1995) of Beijing RF Dominique Jones (193-G-1988) of Xinjiang FT TJ Leaf (208-F-1997) of Beijing D. Tremont Waters (180-PG-1998) of Guangdong ST Jiwei Zhao (184-PG-1995) of Liaoning FL Dwayne Bacon (201-SF-1995) of Shanghai S. Marial Shayok (196-SF-1995) of Shandong H. Carlik Jones (185-PG-1997) of Zhejiang GB. Eric Moreland (208-F/C-1991) of Liaoning FL Alexey Shved (198-SG-1988) of Shanxi L.
All-Domestic Players Team Jiwei Zhao (184-PG-1995) of Liaoning FL Abudurexiti Abudushalamu (203-SF-1996) of Xinjiang FT Jinqiu Hu (211-C-1997) of Guangsha L. Hansen Yang (216-C-2005) of Qingdao E. Minghui Sun (187-G-1996) of Guangsha L.
All-Imports Team Jared Sullinger (206-C-1992) of Shenzhen L. Scottie James Jr. (202-F-1996) of Tianjin Marial Shayok (196-SF-1995) of Shandong H. Antonio Blakeney (193-G-1996) of Nanjing MK Myles Powell (188-G-1997) of Qingdao E.*The awards were created by Asia-basket.com staff based on the stats (if available), teams' performance and players' performance.
It very often required deeper research and collecting various data about the players and their teams. South team wins 2024 CBA All-Star Game-Mar 3, 2024
The South team rallied to beat the North team 138-122 in the 2024 CBA All-Star Game in Xiamen on Sunday. Guangdong Southern China Tigers' Mingxuan Hu (191-PG-1998) scored a game-high 31 points and received the MVP award. The two teams staged a high-scoring game. The first quarter ended with North leading 38-34. Xinjiang rising star Lin Qi (200-SF-1999) kept scoring, helping the North lead by 13 points into the half of the second quarter. Zeng Fanbo (211-C/F-2003) of the Beijing Ducks and Zhenlin Zhang (206-SF-1999, college: Tulane) from the Liaoning Flying Leopards executed slam dunks, helping the North to take a 10-point lead by halftime. The South hit consecutive 3-pointers to start the second half and leveled the score 114-114 in the final period. The South kept moving on under the lead of Mingxuan Hu and Jinqiu Hu (211-C-1997), delivering a 24-8 run to wrap up the victory. Zhejiang Lions center Jinqiu Hu had 20 points and 19 rebounds for the South. Cui Yongxi from Guangzhou added 23. "I'm very happy that both teams tried their best to entertain the fans, so it's a good game," said Mingxuan Hu. "The MVP award belongs to the team, and I want to thank my teammates for passing me the ball and protecting the paint area." Lin Qi led the North with 29 points. Zeng Fanbo and Zhenlin Zhang had 22 and 20 points respectively. Fujian guard Yiyang Li (181-PG-1998) defeated Gao Shiyan of Shandong to win the Skill Challenge Contest. The Shanxi Loongs shooter Shuai Yuan (194-SG-1994) was crowned in the Three-Point Shooting Contest with 25 points, edging Mingru Jia (185-PG-1997) of Guangzhou who scored 24. Wildcard player Wan Lei won the Slam Dunk Contest. Courtesy of: english.news.cn |
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