Let s discuss who is the most annoying in the CBA

It's not that I agree with the landlord's point of view, it's my personal opinion - Chen Jianghua.

lz I'm quietly the opposite of you, CBA, I like Chen Jianghua the most, because there is really no one, I happen to like the back position.

Everything else is pretty much the same, nothing to worry about, it's all Chinese.

Zhang Qingpeng, who annoyed the Liaoning team the most, said that he was a young player all day long, but he aged 4 years overnight after the "age gate" incident. Now I don't talk about the words "young players" all day long.

Or Liu Wei. 1. Dare to do it, but don't dare to do it.

2. I didn't do it, and I didn't dare to explain it because of pressure. He's an old man no.

3. Ugly.

I also think it's Chen Jianghua.

Liu is impotent, and he is impotent at a critical moment.

The most annoying are those self-righteous foreign aid who contradict the referee and the audience!

Liu Wei is the most annoying, playing violence every day.

The most annoying thing is that some games are not broadcast live - -

Sports as an industry, or industry, in China are far from meeting the expectations of the country when it comes to formulating policies; There is no certainty that such expectations will be met for some time to come.

Like many industries, the development of the sports industry is driven by the first generation, not by the consumer side; And this is another question of chicken or egg: if we don't give some guidance from the policy side and invest some funds, will there be companies investing in such an industry that needs consumers but is under-consumed? When we talk about the sports industry, it is the development of its market development process, and the future prospects are related to the following two issues.

Severed the relationship between the national team and the professional league. The development of national team talents through professional leagues itself is a directional contradiction between the two, which ultimately leads to a conflict between the incentive mechanism of professional athletes and the motivation to participate in the national team. In terms of leagues, Guangdong's so-called amateur basketball league is in full swing and the excitement of the game is not inferior to CBA, and the income of athletes is also quite good.

This kind of competition is cultivated through the form of the market, and the market mechanism should also be used to solve its inherent problems and contradictions. The national team still represents a collection of athletes of the highest level, but because the current domestic league does not reach the level of its training, it still spends money to invite foreign teams to play with our athletes all year round to achieve the purpose of training.

Under the premise that the monopoly nature of TV stations does not change, there is no possibility that the income of various leagues in China will rise. The income of all professional sports is the first, which is generally the income of live broadcast copyright, and basically no one in China's current national conditions can negotiate with TV stations, so there is a lack of the largest income**. For example, even if the CBA develops into the world's No. 1 league, will the TV station pay high copyright fees for its rights?

It's more likely that the CBA will be able to sell the rights to broadcast it in other parts of the world for a high price.

The Chinese themselves do not like competition and pay attention to the golden mean, and there is a certain reason, after all, sports events are wars in peacetime. Even if the market mechanism is completely left to control, maybe consumers will not move at all? Don't watch the ball at all?

This is also possible, after all, as a business, it is all about fighting for a probability of success.

I think Kobe Bryant is the one who is still honored. Embiid is not worth it. Mainly because I don't think he has that high strength, but he is exaggerated by everyone.

Personally, I think that the Shanxi team is really glorious despite defeat; Guangdong Hongyuan is not worthy of this title at all, because they don't even know the minimum respect for the old and love for the young.

Now there should be 20 teams in the CBA, and I will tell you here that there are a few stronger teams, such as the Guangdong team, the Xinjiang team, the Beijing Shougang team, the Shanxi team, the Jilin team, and the Shandong team, which should be the top eight teams in the cash rankings.

Shanghai, eight.

1. Beijing, Beijing Enterprises, Jilin, Tongxi, Sichuan, Tianjin, Shandong, Shanxi, Guangzhou, Guangdong, Guangsha, Xinjiang, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Shenzhen, Fujian, Liaoning, Qingdao.