16 points, 4 rebounds and 3 blocks! Yang Hansen exploded, Billups made his words clear, and Oriental Jokic was born

The NBA preseason continues, with the Sacramento Kings going away to challenge the Portland Trail Blazers. At the beginning of the game, the Kings made a fantastic start of 7-0 against the away team. Yang Hansen came on the scene early and used free throws to stop the bleeding for the Trail Blazers. However, he received 3 fouls in the first quarter and had to leave the game. The Trail Blazers and the Kings had a crazy exchange of blows. The Kings seized the opportunity of the Trail Blazers' falling hand in the second quarter to overtake the score in one fell swoop, leading by 6 points at the end of the half. After changing sides, Sharp led the team to an 11-0 spurt to overtake the score. Yang Hansen scored 14 points in a single quarter after reappearing. The Blazers firmly controlled the situation on the court. At the end of the quarter, the Trail Blazers once widened the point difference to double digits. The Kings launched a counterattack to even the point difference. The suspense of the game dragged on until the end. Love scored 8 points in a row to stabilize the Trail Blazers' position and killed the game with free throws! In the end, the Trail Blazers narrowly defeated the Kings 124-123.

The Kings and Trail Blazers are the last teams in the league in terms of three-point production and efficiency. The shots from beyond the three-point line are half-matched, and neither can kill the other. After the entire game, the Kings made 11 of 34 three-pointers and their three-point shooting percentage was only 32.4%; the Trail Blazers made 10 of 37 three-pointers and their three-point shooting percentage was only 27%. The two teams fought high, and the Blazers relied on their unique inside advantage to control the situation on the court. At the end of the game, the Trail Blazers outrebounded the Kings 50-38, outrebounded the Kings 20-12 in the offensive court, outscored the Kings 62-46 in the paint, and outscored the Kings 23-16 in the second attack. More importantly, the Trail Blazers were younger and more capable than the Kings. They played with speed and passion, crushing their opponents 20-11 in fast break points.

From being behind by up to 8 points in the first half to building up a 17-point lead, Yang Hansen was the hero who helped the team turn the situation around. Yang Hansen graduated with 6 fouls in his debut, and many people believed that he could not play an NBA-level game. In this campaign, Yang Hansen received three consecutive fouls after coming off the bench in the first quarter. Countless people were sweating for him, but Yang Hansen was unfazed. He scored 14 points on 5-for-5 in the third quarter, saving the team and completing his own redemption! After the game, Yang Hansen played 17 minutes, making 5 of 8 shots (2 of 3 three-pointers), 4 of 4 free throws, and scored 16 points, 4 rebounds, 1 assist, and 3 blocks. The plus-minus value on the field was as high as +9, second only to Grant (+12).

Yang Hansen was indeed in a passive situation under NBA-level confrontation and whistleblowing, but Billups was unquestionable in employing people and gave Yang Hansen smarter tactical choices, and Yang Hansen also used his strengths and avoided weaknesses smarter. On the offensive end, Yang Hansen's free throw touch was as smooth as Jokic's. He used two three-pointers to open up the situation for the team and also opened his own Pandora's box. His silky mid-range shot was as beautiful as a picture, and his silky turn layup was as smooth as a giant Zhi. On the defensive end, Yang Hansen relied on his height to grab rebounds, and he was also able to deliver a three-piece set of Yang's hot pot without risking his own life. This is Yang Hansen. He needs to move, use his dreamy footsteps to make up for the lack of confrontation, and dominate the offense more to unleash his power.

Yang Hansen went crazy and won the house in a crazy battle. As an opponent, a reporter from the Kings team bluntly said: Yang Hansen dominated the game; as a teammate, Love said frankly: Yang Hansen will become a bright new star; as a bystander, many media people said in unison: Yang Hansen's learning, understanding and adjustment are too great If you are strong, you will have unlimited possibilities in the future; as a mentor, Trail Blazers coach Billups made his words clear. He said bluntly: Yang Hansen's performance was really great. He found the rhythm of the game and contributed many amazing rounds. I am proud of him! Yang Hansen himself said bluntly in an interview: I didn't play well in the first game. I felt very guilty. I wanted to play better today. I found confidence after turning around and layup. That is my signature move. Confidence is the most critical thing for me.

In short, Yang Hansen showed excellent ball-holding and finishing abilities in this battle, and the future is promising. As Yang Hansen Studio said: I believe that better performance will always be in the next game! Of course, Yang Hansen still needs to adapt to NBA refereeing faster and control the number of fouls. Only by staying on the court for a long time can he show his talents. From a sluggish first away game to an explosive first game at home, Yang Hansen used his strength to repay Billups' trust and patience, and also pointed out the direction for the Trail Blazers: Yang Hansen is Dongfang Jokic, give him the ball and he can create surprises! Fans and friends, what do you think of this? Come and leave me a comment to discuss.