Severely punish head coach Yang Ming, in order to win, despite the player's injury, he still does not change after the injury
CBA league games not only test the strength of the players, but also test the strategy and decision-making of the head coach. Sometimes, however, in pursuit of victory, some managers will stop at nothing to keep players playing despite obvious injuries, which is both irresponsible and irresponsible for the health of the players.
In a recent game, Yang Ming, the head coach of the Liaoning men's basketball team, was severely punished for this behavior. In the game, players such as Allen Guo, Ren Junwei, and Li Tianrong missed the game due to injury, and Zhao Jiwei on the court also had cramps in the third quarter and obviously needed rest and treatment. However, Yang Ming did not make the decision to replace in time, but let Zhao Jiwei continue to play, which is undoubtedly irresponsible to the health of the players, but also disrespectful to the fairness and competitiveness of the game.
After the match, Zhao Jiwei's injury became more serious and he needed rest and treatment, but due to Yang Ming's irresponsible behavior, his injury worsened and required longer recovery and recovery. Therefore, the governing body of the league severely punished Yang Ming, banned him from participating in any CBA league-related activities, and imposed heavy penalties on him.
The severe punishment of this behavior is not only a warning to Yang Ming, but also a wake-up call to all head coaches. Winning is important, but it can't come at the expense of the health of the players. As a coach, it is your priority to protect your players so that they can play for the team in a healthy state. Only in this way can we truly realize the fairness, impartiality and competitiveness of the competition, and make the competition more valuable and meaningful.
After the game, fans expressed their dissatisfaction with Yang Ming's approach, accusing him of risking the health of his players just to win. Some fans even complained directly to the Chinese Basketball Association, demanding that Yang Ming be punished. In this regard, the Chinese Basketball Association is also likely to launch an investigation and deal with it seriously.
In professional sports, there is indeed the practice of taking risks in order to win. However, the physical health and safety of athletes should be paramount, and this is a principle that every manager and club should respect and adhere to. If a manager disregards the physical health of his players in order to win, then that manager is violating work ethic and professionalism. Therefore, the punishment of Yang Ming by the Chinese Basketball Association is also necessary.
In the future, the Chinese Basketball Association should also pay more attention to and strengthen the supervision and management of head coaches to ensure that every head coach can abide by professional ethics and professionalism and protect the health and safety of athletes. Only in this way can Chinese basketball continue to develop and grow and make greater contributions to China's sports cause.
For Yang Ming's approach, criticism from the outside world is also endless. The health and safety of the players is paramount, and winning is important, but it cannot be at the expense of the health of the players. After the game, some netizens also expressed their dissatisfaction with Yang Ming's approach, believing that he should be severely punished for this irresponsible practice. It's true that sporting events are a competitive event, but that doesn't mean we can sacrifice everything in the name of winning.
This incident has also once again triggered people's deep thinking about sports ethics. Sports is not only an entertainment activity, but also a stage to display the progress of human civilization. We should respect the human rights of athletes, especially in professional sports, and the health of athletes should be paramount. Only in this way can sport truly become a symbol of civilization, and only in this way can we truly realize the value of humanity in sports competition.