8-11! Reports say he resigned voluntarily! This is the coach who led the team to three championships.

The once dominant team has deteriorated quickly after losing Han Dejun and Zhang Zhenlin, along with Zhao Jiwei’s ongoing injury absence this season.Up to now, they have only achieved 8 wins and 11 losses, placing them 11th in the league.They are now at risk of failing to qualify for the playoffs.

In particular, the recent game where Liaoning was defeated 59-78 on the road by Xinjiang, scoring a mere 4 points in the last quarter, was the final blow.

After this match, the phrase “Yang Ming resigns” trended on social media.

According to media insiders,Liaoning has decided to accept Yang Ming’s resignation, and foreign coach Hugo will take over as the new head coach.

Shortly after, a well-known domestic journalist reported that Yang Ming did not travel with Liaoning to their away game against Sichuan.

All signs indicate that Yang Ming’s dismissal is just awaiting official announcement... This man was born on July 31, 1985, spent his entire 15-year playing career with Liaoning, retired in May 2019, and had his jersey retired in November of the same year.

Starting in 2020, Yang Ming served as Liaoning’s head coach, leading the team to five finals in six seasons and winning three championships. Including the championship he won as a player in the 2017-18 season, he holds four championship rings in total.

As one of the well-known young coaches in today’s CBA with a remarkable coaching record, even if Yang Ming leaves Liaoning, he should be able to find a new coaching position quickly if he wishes.

In contrast, Liaoning’s long-time rival Guangdong currently ranks third in the league with 15 wins and 4 losses; Zhang Zhenlin’s new team Shanghai also holds a strong record of 15 wins and 4 losses, ranking second; and Guo Ailun’s current team Guangzhou stands tenth with 10 wins and 8 losses.

“Everyone else is doing well, except for me.”

However, no matter what, Liaoning has experienced glory, and no team can remain dominant forever. There will always be low points. Falling down is never frightening; what matters is having the courage to start over.