Who is commentating on the NBA’s current daily game highlights and top ten goals?

An inventory of NBA commentators

Source: Zhai Hongbin’s diary

1. Han Qiaosheng

Teacher Han has not commented on basketball programs for many years. But I could see him often in the 1990s.

Teacher Han’s physical education knowledge is very little, at least he pretends to be very little. He made the audience laugh by vilifying himself, saying many layman's arguments, and making many incorrect metaphors. It can be called the Wu Zongxian of the sports world.

In 1998, at the Men's Basketball World Championships in Athens, Greece, Teacher Han would repeat the same sentence ten times in every game - Audience friends, there are fourteen cameras around the venue of this World Championships!

Although this makes me want to faint, it is really not easy to say it ten times in each scene, and to be excited and energetic every time.

In any case, Mr. Han’s lack of professionalism in commentary is a flaw. His commentary style, which often remains outside the game, is not suitable for a high-speed sport like basketball.

Now, it's great to see him finding his own niche in boxing, adding a bit of levity to a bloody fight.

Pleasant index: ★★★

Professional index: ★

2. Sun Zhengping

You are the director of CCTV Sports Department, Mr. The last representative of the generation commentary.

The older generation of commentators mainly rely on their voices. They can do any kind of commentary, but not specific ones.

The same is true for Sun Zhengping. His explanations mainly rely on the materials at hand. Whatever is in the materials, he mainly talks about it. For example, the rosters of both sides, midfield technical statistics, etc., he will definitely read them carefully with great interest.

While the competition was going on, he rarely spoke and could not express any insightful opinions. He occasionally expressed his own opinions and made more mistakes than correct, which made him look very amateur.

Despite this, you can definitely see him in every key event. For example, he commented on all the Chinese team’s games in the Olympics, the finals, and the Rockets’ first playoff game. he explained.

It seems that the director is not in vain.

Although Sun Zhengping has obvious flaws in his commentary, he still has advantages. Recently, NBA broadcasts have been over-commercially exploited. Things like Nivea’s cool moments, DHL express delivery, Mengniu player comparisons, Adidas brothers guides... are dizzying. That day, Sun Zhengping said in a rather unhappy tone during the commentary - There are enough moments like this in the game now.

Only he dares to say this. . . From this, we can see that Sun Zhengping is still an upright person.

Pleasant index: ★★

Professional index: ★☆

3. Zhang Weiping

A cute little old man.

When it comes to analysis of techniques and tactics, understanding of player characteristics, and understanding of the game, none of the CCTV5 commentators can match it.

Many people may not know Zhang Weiping’s experience. In 1978, when the Chinese men’s basketball team participated in the World Championships for the first time, he was in the team. He averaged 25.3 points per game, ranking second in the scoring list, and entered the World Championship All-NBA Team. Among the later Chinese, only Yao Ming entered the best team of the World Championships.

After retiring, Zhang Weiping worked as a local team coach and national team coach, and later went to the United States to study and work. It can be said that he is well-informed and combines Chinese and Western styles.

So, Zhang Weiping is really a diamond!

Of course, he also has his problems. For example, he is a bit verbose, which may be related to his age. It is not easy to explain the same thing clearly over and over again; for example, he is very ABC and always mixes English words in his words; for example, his speech has a Beijing flavor and the modal particles are emphasized...

But no matter what, his professionalism is really strong!

Listen carefully to what he says, and it hits the point every time. Regardless of skills and tactics, player characteristics, and even unspoken rules of the game.

Pleasant index: ★★★☆

Professional index: ★★★★★

4. Xu Jicheng

Second in professionalism Yu Zhang Weiping (although the distance is not small).

Da Xu is also a basketball player, so there is no doubt about his professionalism.

But his language ability is obviously not as good as his professional ability. I often want to express a meaning, but I can't say it, causing me to be speechless.

On this point, Xu Jicheng and Zhang Weiping are similar.

The articles written by Xu Jicheng are also very obscure. If you look at his blog, to put it bluntly, it is at the level of a middle school student. Most of the articles are short. Although the length of the articles is not directly proportional to the level, the fact that the articles are so short shows that Teacher Xu really cannot write words.

In addition, he always likes to use some very dreamy and distant metaphors in his explanations. It's like the Mongolian tone in film and television works. If he's not a Mongolian, then all I can say is that these metaphors are really lame.

Pleasant index: ★★★☆

Professional index: ★★★★☆

5. Yu Jia

From the perspective of voice Angle, he's my favorite caster. Low and thick.

But his commentary level should be said to be only average.

Moreover, he often showed superiority in his commentary, as if he was above the game. If his companion said something wrong, he would stand up and testify as soon as possible without any loss of face for his companion.

He has done voice-overs for many films about basketball parks, but it sounds like he is endorsing them, which is a waste of a good voice.

The articles he wrote are basically unreadable. The excessive use of rhetoric can only leave people with the impression of "pretending to be a bee". Who cares whether there is any content in the article?

Pleasant index: ★★★★

Professional index: ★★★

6. Yang Yi

The joker in the commentary .

It sounds passionate, interesting, and quite lively.

Sometimes he can express insightful opinions, but most of the time he is making fun of others. He likes to make some incomprehensible metaphors to poke fun at the game and players.

He and Yu Jia are a perfect match together. The two of them talk to each other like cold jokes, just like teasing and complimenting.

Pleasant index: ★★★☆

Professional index: ★★★

7. Liu Xinyu

The worst commentator on CCTV.

As a man, his voice is an octave higher than everyone else. It sounds really harsh.

His explanation made me feel like I was back in the days when there was no television and I could only listen to the radio. He seemed to be unable to do more than give a basic description of what was happening on the field. It would be very suitable for him to be a text broadcaster on a certain website - the description is very clear and there is no need to speak.

In addition to constantly talking about who caught the ball, who made a two-pointer, and who committed a foul, the most he could do was to quickly echo what his teammates said.

I really don’t understand how he gained a foothold in CCTV.

Pleasant index: ☆

Professional index: ★★

8. Yang Jian

Yang Jian was born in track and field. It is not easy for someone to explain track and field well.

His always passionate voice can easily infect the audience.

Yang Jian has a very good memory. He can pick up player information, technical statistics, and past games without having to look them up.

Although people in this industry generally use human brains as computers, Yang Jian is undoubtedly the best among the best.

In general, Yang Jian is an excellent commentator. Too bad it's not popular.

Pleasant index: ★★★★

Professional index: ★★★☆

9. Su Qun

In this industry, The most important thing is professional knowledge and cultural literacy, and Su Qun is undoubtedly the best combination of these two.

I won’t say much about professional knowledge. Although he is not as good as Zhang Weiping, he is not inferior to Yu Jia and Yang Yi. The focus here is on Su Qun’s cultural quality.

Su Qun is the editor-in-chief of "Basketball Pioneer News". He writes almost every front page of the issue, and his writing style is really good.

It is a pleasure to read his articles. Friends who are reluctant to spend money to buy newspapers can read his blog.

He can explain complex technical and tactical analysis in plain language, can inadvertently reveal the truth of the game and the players' hearts, can slowly rise in passion, and slowly rise in sadness. Move forward.

This is what he is capable of.

Occasionally, he will write articles full of gorgeous words, but even so, he can make readers read it smoothly without feeling that he is copying others.

Then he became Xi Shi.

Pleasant index: ★★★★★

Professional index: ★★★★