On June 5438+February 65438+July 2023, CBA officially issued a fine, which was the heaviest in history. This ticket imposed a three-game ban and a fine on Zhang Hui, a Shandong high-speed men's basketball player. At the same time, it is believed that Ding Wei, the head coach of Shandong team, is responsible for the management of the team and fined it. This news has aroused widespread concern.
The cause of the incident occurred in a match between Shenzhen team and Shandong team in the17th round of CBA regular season in June 65438+February 65438+June 2023. With 5 minutes and 50 seconds left in the fourth quarter, Zhang Hui, a Shandong high-speed player, was defending Darryl Macon, a foreign aid player from Kelpolo, Shenzhen, and pushed Darryl Macon from behind, causing him injuries. After watching the replay, the referee on duty didn't care.
According to the official announcement of the Shenzhen team, McCann, a small foreign aid of the Shenzhen team, was diagnosed as tearing the anterior cruciate ligament and lateral collateral ligament of the right knee and will return to the United States for treatment in the near future.
After the game, the fans thought that Zhang Hui's bad behavior was intentional, knowing that his behavior might cause serious harm to others, but he still deliberately pushed others. This behavior violates the morality and sportsmanship of sports competition, and is a malicious foul with serious circumstances.
Shandong coach Ding Wei responded to Zhang Hui's punishment.
After receiving the punishment, Ding Wei, head coach of Shandong team, commented that the punishment was too heavy, and even described it as "shocking" twice, which was enough to reflect Ding Wei's dissatisfaction. Ding Wei's instructions specifically pointed out: "To be honest, we are also shocked. You can watch it in slow motion. Zhang Hui's foul was really not subjective and intentional. On behalf of the team, I am sorry for the foreign aid from Shenzhen. Zhang Hui is an old player in Shandong and a particularly honest player. "
Later, Ding Wei added, "From the first home and away games in 1995, I participated as a CBA player. I am particularly aware that this environment, whether players or coaches, is the soil on which we live. How can we destroy it? As for me, I have played basketball all my life, and I really don't want this to happen. "