NBA draft experts comment on CBA foreign aid policies! The shortcomings affect the reputation of the league, and finding foreign aids has become difficult

A piece of attention appeared on the social platform of the senior basketball media person "Inspector Zhao of the Ball Circle". It turned out that NBA draft expert Jonathan Givony had a conversation with Liu Jiacheng. During this period, Givony talked about his views on the foreign aid policy in the CBA league, and this view quickly sparked heated discussion.

Givony pointed out that there are many shortcomings in the current CBA foreign aid policy. Among them, the insecureness of foreign aid contracts allows the club to replace foreign aids at will, which is particularly obvious this season. Many teams frequently change foreign players, and some even change several groups in a season.

What's worse is that those foreign players who were replaced can no longer find jobs in other CBA teams this season. This situation had a negative impact on the league's reputation, which reduced the CBA's reputation in the international basketball circle.

Due to these policy issues, it is becoming increasingly difficult for the club to find suitable foreign players. Many foreign players are worried when they hear about the unstable policy environment of the CBA and are unwilling to play in the CBA, which has led to frequent walls in the introduction of foreign aids.

At the same time, Givony also mentioned that the current schedule of the CBA is too intensive. Players have to play a large number of games in a short period of time, which makes it difficult for them to maintain high intensity in every game, and indirectly affects the overall quality of the league. He believes that if the CBA continues to implement a foreign aid policy of seven people in four quarters, then the foreign aid policy must be supplemented and upgraded in order to allow the league to develop healthily.

In my opinion, the internal reasons for these problems arising from the CBA's foreign aid policy are to blame. From the club's perspective, if the contract is not guaranteed, foreign players will be replaced at will. It seems to be for the team's performance, and I want to find the most suitable player as soon as possible. But this is actually a short-sighted behavior. With such frequent substitutions, the team cannot establish a stable tactical system. Today, this foreign player will play, and tomorrow we will change to another different style. There is no time for teammates to get along. Can the game be good? Like the Fujian team, they have changed several foreign players in one season, but their record is not at the bottom. This is a typical example.

From the league level, there is no complete foreign aid policy norms, resulting in chaos. There is no limit on the number of foreign players and conditions for the club to replace foreign players, which has caused this current chaos. Moreover, it is too inhumane to prevent foreign players from being laid off from finding jobs, and it also makes other foreign players feel disappointed. If I were a foreign aid, I would have to consider whether I would come to the CBA when I heard about this rule.

External factors also have an impact. Nowadays, the global basketball market is fiercely competitive, and the European League, NBA Development League, etc. are all attracting outstanding players. Unstable policies like the CBA will be weaker in international competitiveness. Good foreign players have been snatched away by other leagues, so the CBA can only settle for the second best and find some people who are not that strong, which has lowered the league level and formed a vicious cycle.

Let's talk about the intensive schedule. The CBA wants to hold more competitions to increase exposure and income, which is understandable. But you also have to consider the players' physical ability. Players play games like rushing to the court, so they have no energy to train and adjust their state. The quality of the game has declined, the audience doesn’t like to watch it, and the sponsors are not interested, so the commercial value of the league has decreased.

So, the CBA really needs to change its foreign aid policy and arrange its schedule reasonably, otherwise the reputation and attractiveness of this league will be getting worse and worse.