Live broadcast bar, March 2, prior to this, Xinjiang officially announced its withdrawal from this season’s competition and withdrawal from the league.
Zhao Huanyu, a media person, talked about this matter and wrote:
“What if the event that Guanghui withdrew from the game happened in NBA? This is a comment sent to me by an American journalist. I think it is very inspiring and I share it with you. I thought about it for a day yesterday, but I didn’t expect this solution. Maybe this is the difference in thinking mode created by life experience.
A national top professional league team should not quit in the middle of the season. Assuming that in the United States, NBA will file a lawsuit for a ban (or temporary restraining order), the judge will force the team to finish the season. NBA is also likely to disqualify this team from the playoffs as punishment for their actions that hurt the league. The judge will arrange a subsequent trial to determine whether the league or team is correct in the initial dispute, but I think CBA will not initiate a lawsuit.’
Obviously, in the view of American journalists, Guanghui’s withdrawal was wrong, and it was wrong for the alliance to withdraw regardless of whether they withdrew. As for the original ruling, it was right or wrong, leave the offseason to solve the problem through legal channels (or other higher-level relief channels).
Sending this paragraph does not mean that I support this reporter’s point of view, but only provides you with an angle that may bring inspiration. The silence on February 28 did not make me feel terrible, and yesterday’s silence really made me timid.”
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Xinjiang men’s basketball and Zhou Qi’s entanglement