Sure enough, the fine for the second conflict between Xinjiang and Guangzhou still came, Xinjiang, Huang Rongqi was fined 150,000 yuan and banned for 3 games, Qiu Biao was fined 20,000 yuan for management responsibility, and Cui Yongxi was fined 20,000 yuan.
So far, in the 2023-24 season, the CBA has issued a total of 21 fines, with a total fine of 1.92 million, of which Huang Rongqi alone contributed 300,000. Speaking from the heart, the two punishments for Huang Rongqi are actually a bit heavy, how much money people only earn a year. After all, Zhang Hui was only fined 100,000 yuan for pushing down Macon and causing his season reimbursement, and Ren Junwei was only fined 100,000 yuan for elbowing Wei Yi and causing a concussion to the opponent. And Hwang Rongqi, whether it was tripping Bledsoe or elbowing Choi Yong-hee in the conflict, did not cause more serious injuries.
In addition to Huang Rongqi, Fang Shuo, who was fined second, was fined 150,000 yuan twice. Ren Junwei, Zhang Hui, and Ni Yongkang were each fined 100,000 yuan, tied for third place.
According to the ranking of the number of banned games, Huang Rongqi is also ranked first in the 5 games banned, and Fang Shuo and Zhang Hui are each banned for 3 games, tied for second place.
In addition, if you break it down by team, this season, a total of 13 of the 20 teams in the CBA have been penalized. BAIC was fined a total of 380,000 yuan, ranking first, while Xinjiang was fined 330,000 yuan for second place, and Shanghai was fined 180,000 yuan for third place. Of course, there is also a small part of the team's fines called "club league expenses", which is a deduction from the dividends at the end of the season.