2005–06 Chinese Basketball Association season

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The 2005–06 CBA season is the 11th CBA season.[2]

The season ran from November 20, 2005 to April 19, 2006.

Dongguan Leopards joined CBA in this season and was divided into the South Division. The name of the league in Chinese is no longer the "Jia A" league (男子篮球甲A联赛) but the "professional league" (中国男子篮球职业联赛).[2]

In the Regular Season, the eight South Division teams played 42 games each and the seven North Division teams played 40 games each. The Divisional Championships established in the previous season were abolished.[2]

The all-star game was played on March 18, 2006 in

China. Korea won the first game 96-86; China won the second game 104-85.[3]

Foreign Players

Draft

The draft for foreign players was held in Eugene, United States.[4]

PG Point guard SG Shooting guard SF Small forward PF
Power forward
 C Center
Rnd. Pick Player Pos. Nationality[n 1] Team
1 1 Anthony Myles F  USA
Dongguan Leopards
1 2 Tyrone Washington C  USA Fujian Sturgeons
1 3 Soumaila Samake C  MLI
Zhejiang Cyclones
1 4 Eddy Fobbs C  USA
Shandong Lions
1 5 Jackson Williams G  USA
Henan Dragons
1 6 Brandon Crump C  USA
Shaanxi Kylins
1 7 Reggie Okosa F  NGR Shanghai Sharks
1 8 Roderick Gregoire G  USA Jilin Northeast Tigers
1 9 Lorenzo Coleman C  USA Xinjiang Flying Tigers
1 10 Nate Williams C  USA Beijing Ducks
1 11 Reggie Butler C  USA
Liaoning Hunters
1 12 Jon Smith F  USA
Yunnan Bulls
1 13 Ryan Forehan-Kelly G  USA Jiangsu Dragons
1 14 Jason Dixon C  USA Guangdong Southern Tigers
2 1 Charles Mason F  USA
Dongguan Leopards
2 2 Chris Porter F  USA Fujian Sturgeons
2 3 Curtis Millage G  USA
Zhejiang Cyclones
2 4 Joel Johnes Camacho G  PUR
Shandong Lions
2 5 Kit Rhymer C  USA
Henan Dragons
2 6 Trey Moore G  USA
Shaanxi Kylins
2 7 Rob Little C  USA Shanghai Sharks
2 8 Babacar Camara C  SEN Jilin Northeast Tigers
2 9 Randell Jackson F  USA Xinjiang Flying Tigers
2 10 Nate Burton F  USA Beijing Ducks
2 11 Ernest Brown C  USA
Liaoning Hunters
2 12 B. B.Waldon F  USA
Yunnan Bulls
2 13 Jason Klotz C  USA Jiangsu Dragons
2 14 Terrance Green G  USA Guangdong Southern Tigers
3 1 John Millsap F  USA
Dongguan Leopards
3 2 Ejelu Okafor C  USA Fujian Sturgeons
3 3 Eric Washington G  USA
Zhejiang Cyclones
3 4 Leroy Hickerson F  USA
Shandong Lions
3 5 Corey Williams G  USA
Henan Dragons
3 6 Antonio Hudson G  USA
Shaanxi Kylins
3 7 Mack Tuck F  USA Shanghai Sharks
3 8 Matt Vaughn G  USA Jilin Northeast Tigers
3 9 Pat Simpson C  USA Xinjiang Flying Tigers
3 10 Nate Lofton C  USA Beijing Ducks
3 11 Antoine Hyman F  USA
Liaoning Hunters
3 12 Jerod Ward F  USA
Yunnan Bulls
3 13 Carlos Dixon G  USA Jiangsu Dragons
3 14 Billy Knight F  USA Guangdong Southern Tigers
4 1 Geoff Brown C  USA
Dongguan Leopards
4 2 Seamus Boxley F  USA Fujian Sturgeons
4 3 Andre Joseph G  USA
Zhejiang Cyclones
4 4 Zoran Viskovic C  CRO
Shandong Lions
4 5 Darrall Johns C  USA
Henan Dragons
4 6 Mike Mathews F  USA
Shaanxi Kylins
4 7 Mustapha Hoff F  USA Shanghai Sharks
4 8 Cameron Koford C  USA Jilin Northeast Tigers
4 9 Wayland White F  USA Xinjiang Flying Tigers
4 10 Austin Nichols G  USA Beijing Ducks
4 11 Devonne Giles F  USA
Liaoning Hunters
4 12 Leon Trimmingha F  PUR
Yunnan Bulls
4 13 Anderson Ferreira F  BRA Jiangsu Dragons
4 14 Kei Madison F  USA Guangdong Southern Tigers

Regular Season Standings

[2][5]

# 2005–06 CBA season
North Division South Division
Team W L PCT GB Team W L PCT GB
1 Beijing Ducks 30 10 .750 – Guangdong Southern Tigers 37 5 .881 –
2 Xinjiang Flying Tigers 27 13 .675 3 Bayi Rockets 28 14 .667 9
3
Liaoning Hunters
 21 19 .525 9 Jiangsu Dragons 27 15 .643 10
4 Jilin Northeast Tigers 17 23 .425 13
Yunnan Bulls
 21 21 .500 16
5
Shandong Lions
 12 28 .300 18 Shanghai Sharks 20 22 .476 17
6
Shaanxi Kylins
 11 29 .275 19
Fujian Xunxing
 20 22 .476 17
7
Henan Dragons
 9 31 .225 21
Zhejiang Cyclones
 17 25 .405 20
8
Dongguan Leopards
 11 31 .262 26
Key to colors
     Top 4 teams of each division advance to the
Playoffs

Playoffs

The quarter-finals were once again expanded to best-of-five series, and the finals were expanded to best-of-seven series for the very first time.

In the Final series, Guangdong Southern Tigers defeated Bayi Rockets (4-1), claimed its 3rd straight CBA championship.[2][5]

Teams in bold advanced to the next round. The numbers to the left of each team indicate the team's seeding in regular season, and the numbers to the right indicate the number of games the team won in that round.

Home court advantage
belongs to the team with the better regular season record; teams enjoying the home advantage are shown in italics.

Quarterfinals
Best of 5 		Semifinals
Best of 5 		Finals
Best of 7
         
S1 Guangdong Southern Tigers 3
N4 Jilin Northeast Tigers 0
S1 Guangdong Southern Tigers 3
S3 Jiangsu Dragons 0
N2 Xinjiang Flying Tigers 0
S3 Jiangsu Dragons 3
S1 Guangdong Southern Tigers 4
S2 Bayi Rockets 1
N1 Beijing Ducks 3
S4
Yunnan Bulls
0
N1 Beijing Ducks 0
S2 Bayi Rockets 3
S2 Bayi Rockets 3
N3
Liaoning Hunters
1

References

  1. ^ 调查:巴特尔因辱骂裁判而被剥夺MVP，您怎么看 (in Chinese).
  2. ^ a b c d e "2005-2006赛季CBA大事记：广东宏远三连冠". 网易体育. Archived from the original on 6 September 2011. Retrieved 6 December 2011.
  3. ^ [1] (in Chinese; note some things planned in April 2005 have since changed)
  4. ^ "CBA外援选秀完全结果：雷恩积臣科尔曼各归其主" (in Chinese). sports.sina.com.cn. 1 September 2005. Archived from the original on 3 February 2024. Retrieved 3 February 2024.
  5. ^ a b "schedule". Archived from the original on 2006-12-06. Retrieved 2006-11-18.

Notes

  1. ^ Nationality indicates the player's national team or representative nationality. If a player has not competed at the international level, then the nationality indicates the national team which the player is eligible to represent according to FIBA rules.

See also

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