CBA Liu Weiwei was punished, external factors caused misunderstandings, and Du Feng's innocence was confirmed!
2 bans and a fine of 50,000 euros! The CBA penalty results came out, and Liu Weiwei paid a heavy price for it.
Liu Weiwei, manager of the Qingdao men's basketball club, was banned for two rounds for fouling on the court and fined 50,000 yuan. In a match between the Qingdao men's basketball team and the Shandong men's basketball team, Liu Weiwei was angry at the referee's decision, and after being suspended, he continued to make some radical moves, seriously damaging the reputation of the entire league.
This punishment is necessary to maintain order in the league, and it is also a warning to other coaches and players. Such behavior must not be allowed. As a coach, you should respect the referee's decision and set a good example for the players.
Naturally, some people also asked, why not punish the referee? However, we need to recognize that the CBA is a collective, whether it is a referee or a coach, they are all part of the team. The referee's mistakes are also an indispensable part of football, but the coaches cannot afford to lose their rationality and lead to some inappropriate actions.
As far as punishment goes, I think it's fair. Liu Weiwei's move has had a negative effect on the alliance to a certain extent, which is out of a kind of protection for the alliance. I hope that through this punishment, Liu Weiwei and others can deeply realize their mistakes, so that they can better restrain themselves in future events.
The Shenzhen men's basketball team suffered a big loss at home! Du Feng said that the CBA confirmed the external cause and punished it.
Guangdong Hongyuan lost back-to-back matches against Shenzhen and set the worst record in the team's history. But what is even more surprising is that coach Du Feng blamed the external environment for the loss. At first, these remarks were doubted and ridiculed by many people, who felt that Du Feng was looking for a reason for himself. But this time, Du Feng did not say anything wrong, and CBA also confirmed it.
The Shenzhen Universiade Basketball Club was carried with plastic horns and electronic horns in the gymnasium, which were considered violations. Affected by the above-mentioned interference, the success rate of Guangdong Hongyuan's shooting has decreased significantly. They made just 10 of their 21 free throws and shot less than 6 percent from the field, down from a season average of 17 percent. In the face of this statistic, we must praise Coach Du Feng's foresight.