What do people from all walks of life say about Yang Hansen’s 2 points and 2 blocks? Praising the ability to protect the frame and seize opportunities, Duan Ran points out the indisputable facts!

NBA regular season, the Trail Blazers defeated the Warriors 139-119. In this game, the Blazers insisted on playing fast, which brought them to garbage time in the final quarter. In this case, Yang Hansen played time in both halves, and finally played 7 minutes and 14 seconds. He made 1 of 3 shots and scored 2 points, 1 rebound and 2 blocks. After the game, people from all walks of life expressed their opinions.

Blogger Wang Shenwei said: Yang Hansen showed his ability to protect the frame in this game. Only by defending well can he have more opportunities. This still affirms Yang Hansen's performance on the defensive end. In fact, Yang Hansen's defensive position selection was not very good in the first half, but at the last moment Yang Hansen was able to send two consecutive blocks, which is exciting. At least Yang Hansen was prepared and he was slowly reading the game. However, Yang Hansen still mentioned his defensive problem after the game, and he will definitely continue to summarize this hidden danger.

However, most of them affirm Yang Hansen's ability to seize opportunities. Mai Suifeng said: Without wasting any playing time, Yang Hansen is reading the game. Kong Dexin said: Yang Hansen came on the field after widening the score gap at the last moment, and Yang Hansen did not waste the opportunity. It is a good thing to have such a mentality. Yang Hansen is always ready to play time and seize every minute. Moreover, Yang Hansen's studio also stated that there is no garbage time for rookies. This is Yang Hansen's desire for every game. He will try his best. This attitude will definitely be conducive to his performance and he will not slack off.

Duan Ran pointed out the fact that the Trail Blazers, who specialize in a small lineup and quick transition style, fully demonstrated the athletic ability of their forward group, but it will reduce Yang Hansen's time. It's true that Yang Hansen is not very fast, which will definitely hinder his playing time. For these two games, Yang Hansen basically played for about three minutes in the first half, and the second half depends on the score of the game. After all, Yang Hansen's rhythm cannot adapt to the Blazers' speed, which will be more troublesome, and his ball rights and status will also be affected.