2 consecutive blocks in 4 minutes! Yang Hansen s performance improved, and the coaching change did not affect his performance

The Warriors are undoubtedly a strong team. They played very strongly against the Los Angeles Lakers, and then performed well against the Denver Nuggets, winning two consecutive games to start the season. However, the Warriors are older after all, and back-to-back games will make them very tired. I just finished playing the game against the Nuggets yesterday and will face the Trail Blazers today. It is also not easy for the Warriors.

In the first half, the Warriors were already behind by more than 10 points. The Trail Blazers decisively deployed a small lineup to play fast offense and defense. As a result, the Warriors lacked physical fitness and were gradually left behind. In the end, the Warriors defeated the Trail Blazers by 20 points, 119-139, and the latter won their first victory of the new season.

Yang Hansen continued to get opportunities to play in this game. He was not affected too much by the Blazers' temporary change of head coach. In the first quarter, Yang Hansen got 3 minutes of playing time, but missed one shot and grabbed 1 rebound. He was chased by Curry and scored 5 points before leaving the game.

In order to win, the Trail Blazers did not send Yang Hansen until garbage time in the final quarter. Yang Hansen wasted no time. He blocked 2 shots in 4 minutes of playing time, which was very stable.

In addition, Yang Hansen also received a pass from his teammate on the offensive end and completed a dunk. This was his first sports game score in the NBA regular season. In the whole game, Yang Hansen played 7 minutes and scored 2 points, 1 rebound and 2 blocks on 1 of 3 shots. There was no foul and only 1 turnover. His performance was remarkable.

Yang Hansen is not yet the main rotation player of the Trail Blazers, but he seizes the opportunity to improve his physical fitness and ability to read the game, and he will get better and better in the future.