A reporter from Beijing Youth Daily learned on the 19th that the BAIC men's basketball team, which has just changed its coach, will reserve the third foreign aid to adapt to the increasingly fierce league competition. The two current foreign players of the BAIC men's basketball team are Leaf and Keane, the guard and the guard. Both have their own problems, with Leaf's form not consistent and his performances on the court have been good and badKeane's shooting ability is good, but his defense and playmaking are his weaknesses at the same time.
The BAIC men's basketball team briefly had three foreign players this season, namely guard Shannon Evans, Marcus Keane and Leaf. But with Evans' monthly guaranteed contract expiring, he parted ways with the team. Relevant people explained to the Beijing Youth Daily reporter the reason why Evans was not left at that time: he was not the first choice of the BAIC men's basketball team when he signed Evans at the beginning, and he did have some ability problems after he arrived in the team. The BAIC men's basketball team wanted to choose better foreign players, so it did not execute the follow-up contract with Evans.
Recently, the BAIC men's basketball team suffered three consecutive defeats, during which Leaf's form has rebounded, and in the last round of the home game with the Xinjiang men's basketball team, Leaf scored a big double-double of 27 points + 10 rebounds. However, Keane's performances have taken a big dip, with just nine points in his last two games and no more than three assists. Keane's ability to share the ball under high-intensity defense is also lacking, which makes it urgent for the BAIC men's basketball team to introduce the third foreign aid.
According to a reporter from Beijing Youth Daily, the BAIC men's basketball team has planned to reserve the third foreign aid to deal with the possible injuries and state ups and downs of foreign aid in the long season, but the specific candidates still need to be carefully weighed by the Shougang Club before there can be a clear answer.
Text: Beijing Youth Daily reporter Song Xiang.
Edited by Wang Haozhou.