On October 31, Beijing time, the CBA regular season 2021-22 season continued. Shanghai Jiushi defeated the Beijing Shougang men's basketball team 105-86, and finally repaid the revenge of the last fierce confrontation between the two sides. Shanghai Jiushi also finally won three times.
In this match, Beijing Shougang player Fan Ziming was directly expelled from the stadium for two violations. Under the CBA League rules, he will be automatically suspended for one game. This also indicates that Fan Ziming is about to miss the game against the Shenzhen men's basketball team on November 2.
However, what is more worthy of the attention of the majority of fans and friends is that Fan Ziming only targeted Franklin in the two violations. Fan Ziming's first physical assault occurred at 04:40 in the first verse. This is the rhythm of Beijing Shougang's attack. Tian Yuxiang dribbled the ball near the midline in search of an opportunity to attack. Wang Xiaohui appeared outside the three-point line in his right hand. Fan Ziming stepped forward to do the blocking and demolition for Wang Xiaohui.
Shanghai overseas aid team Franklin first pushed Fan Ziming away with a little hidden small action. However, just because of this small action, Fan Ziming did not control his emotions. He pushed Franklin to the ground. At this point, the bottom line referee immediately blew the whistle and sentenced both sides to foul.
Fan Ziming stepped forward to tell the referee that the complaint was Franklin's first foul, but a more dramatic scene appeared, and Wang Xiaohui, who had hurt Franklin, took the initiative to stand between Fan Ziming and Franklin to prevent the situation from escalating further. He looked calm. The slow-motion replay shows that Fan Ziming hit Franklin in the back with his right shoulder in the video, and eventually Franklin was knocked to the ground. At this time, the camera was cast on Shanghai coach Li Chunjiang, who pointed his finger in the direction of Fan Ziming, shouted what he was doing, and then looked at the referee.
The referee first sentenced both sides to foul, and then referee Li Chengxin applied to play back the video. Obviously the video is very clear. The referee ultimately made a judgment that upheld Franklin's initial judgment that pushed someone foul. Fan Ziming's act of knocking over Franklin was escalated by the referee into a foul because he knocked down his opponent.
Fan Ziming's second foul occurred at 6 minutes and 30 seconds in the fourth quarter. Beijing Shougang attack time. After several passes, Zhai Xiaochuan turned to the basket with a, but was blocked by Wang Zhelin. Franklin grabbed the rebound and was ready to strike back quickly. At this time, Fan Ziming chose a tactical foul and deliberately pulled Franklin, at which point the referee blew the whistle in time. The referee again applied for a replay of the video. Finally, the referee blew a blow to Fan Ziming. In the end, Fan Ziming was expelled from the game for 2 consecutive violations.
The CBA rule this season is that a player will automatically be suspended for one game if they commit two fouls or are taken directly in a game. After the match, Fan Ziming updated his social media and said that he did not want the team to lose the game because he was expelled from the stadium, and that the violation was not his intention. He wrote these:
How to evaluate Fan Ziming's two violations? The second was a deliberate foul with little action. However, those who rush people without rushing the ball will be called violators. This is the CBA rule, which is not controversial. But the first foul was a bit big and apparently retaliation. Earlier, when Fan Ziming committed a fierce foul on Zhejiang player Yu Jiahao, Shougang fans also defended Fan Ziming, saying that Fan Ziming was young and energetic and played bloody football. But now he's violating Franklin again. Explanation is meaningless. Franklin is also known as a deliberate personal attack. This explanation is too far-fetched. It should not be about learning rules, it should be about learning to constrain your own behavior.