In the fierce matchup of the CBA playoffs, Liaoning faced Guangdong at home, and finally lost 94-110, and the series score came to 1-1.
The focus of this game is not only on the score, but also on the scene where Xu Jie roared at Zhang Zhenlin.
Media person Mai Suifeng commented on this: "The classic picture may have been discussed for a long time. What is the story behind this event? Let's find out.
The competition on the basketball court is always fierce, and the players give it their all to win. Against this backdrop, Xu Jie's roar seems to be just a manifestation of what he did to win.
This move has sparked a lot of controversy. Some people think that Xu Jie's behavior is understandable, after all, he is for the team's victory, but some people support Zhang Zhenlin or other players to spray back directly the next time they encounter a similar situation.
This kind of conflict on the pitch makes us wonder: how should the emotions of the players be released in a highly competitive sporting event, and does this "-for-tat" approach really help the game to be played?
Let's be clear, competition in sports is brutal. The players are hungry for victory, and the release of emotions is a normal reaction when it matters most.
Xu Jie's roar may be a manifestation of his desire for victory at that moment. However, it is worth pondering whether this approach is appropriate.
On the one hand, we can understand Xu Jie's behavior. He's doing it for the good of the team, for motivating himself and his teammates, and hopefully in that way he can boost morale.
In competitive sports, this passion and fighting spirit is very important. Nor can we ignore the possible negative effects of such behavior.
Roaring can anger opponents, trigger greater conflicts, and even affect the fairness of the match.
For Zhang Zhenlin or other players, how should they deal with this situation? Mai Suifeng's suggestion is to spray it back, is this way of "treating others the way they are treated" really feasible? Perhaps in some cases, this kind of response can show the player's tough attitude and let the opponent know that he will not be easily bullied.
Nor can we ignore the possible consequences of this approach. It could further escalate tensions and cause the game to spiral out of control.
On this issue, we might as well learn from the practices of some professional players. Many excellent players will choose to speak with strength when facing the provocation of their opponents.
They will respond with better performances and let them know that they are not to be underestimated. This is a way to show the professionalism of the players and avoid unnecessary conflicts.
In addition, the role of coaches and referees in the game cannot be overlooked. They should detect and stop the improper behavior of the players in time and maintain the normal order of the game.
They should also educate the players on the importance of staying calm and sane during the game.
The incident of Xu Jie angrily yelling at Zhang Zhenlin has triggered our thinking about the emotional management of players in sports competitions.
In a competitive arena, players need to find a suitable way to release their emotions while avoiding over-impulsiveness. And for the audience, we should also look at these conflicts with a rational attitude, and not over-interpret or hype.
Let's go back to basketball itself. The outcome of the game is important, but what is more important is the sportsmanship and teamwork that the players have shown in the game.
Hopefully, in the future, we will be able to see more exciting matchups, and at the same time, we can see the players more mature and rational performance.
I wonder what everyone thinks about this incident?
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