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Analyzing CBA Tactics

I need to respond to a user request in Chinese regarding the tactical changes of CBA teams. This request focuses on a general analysis rather than a specific timeframe. Since my knowledge cutoff is October 2024, I can discuss recent trends in CBA tactics, including the impacts of rule changes like foreign-player policies and U23 rules. I'll cover offensive and defensive strategies, player archetypes, and notable teams such as Liaoning, Guangdong, and Zhejiang.Discussing CBA Coaches and Tactics

I need to consider various coaches in the CBA and their teams, such as Liaoning's Yang Ming and Guangdong's Du Feng. I'll provide a general overview of tactical changes from 2019 to 2025. For Liaoning, key players like Guo Ailun and Zhao Jiwei have been central to offensive strategies, including Spain pick-and-roll and double drag screens. They also incorporated spacing with stretch 4 Li Xiaoxu and employed a defense that switches and drops. It’s important I stick to plausible examples to avoid inaccuracies!Exploring Team Tactics in the CBA

I’m analyzing ATO plays and tactical strategies for various CBA teams. For Guangdong, with Du Feng, they utilize a high-paced "跑轰+全场压迫" style, emphasizing turnovers through small-ball and press.

Zhejiang, led by Wang Shilong, focuses on a motion offense with pick-and-rolls. They feature domestic stars like Wu Qian and Wang Yibo.

Guangsha leans on high pick-and-rolls using players like Hu Jinqiu and Sun Minghui. Meanwhile, Beijing Shougang's Yannis emphasizes a strong defense with a pack-line defense and post-up strategies.Examining CBA Tactics and Trends

I'm looking into various CBA teams and their playing styles. For Shanghai Sharks, they often use isolation and a 5-out approach, emphasizing players like Wang Zhelin in the post and using the Spain pick-and-roll.

Shenzhen focuses on a strong pace with athletic wings, incorporating a 2-3 zone and switching.

Shandong tends to have a more traditional inside-out style.

Overall macro drivers include evolving policy rules around foreign players. Trends show a move towards spacing, 5-out setups, and various pick-and-roll actions like the double-drag and ghost screens.