Trail Blazers vs Rockets Preview: Yang Hansen wants to lead the Trail Blazers to defeat the Rockets and win a row of victories

The NBA Summer League continues tomorrow, with the Trail Blazers facing the Houston Rockets.

Tomorrow is the first showdown between the Trail Blazers since the start of the Summer League at 8 a.m. In the three games that have ended, the Trail Blazers have won 2 wins and 1 losses. The highly-anticipated Chinese player Yang Hansen averaged 11.7 points, 4.3 rebounds, 3.3 assists and 2 blocks per game during the summer league. In the last game against the Pelicans, Yang Hansen scored a career-high 15 points in the NBA, and also made three three-pointers in his own personal attempt, breaking through himself again. More importantly, Yang Hansen performed well against Pelicans real center Missy and this year's first round pick Quinn, proving his worth.

The Trail Blazers have not scored 100 points in the past two games, but they have limited their opponents' scores to below 100 points in three games, especially the two games that have won, which have not allowed their opponents to score more than 90 points. The Trail Blazers exposed their rebounding disadvantage in the summer league, facing the Grizzlies and Pelicans, both frontcourt rebounds and total rebounds. This is also a point that the entire Trail Blazers team needs to be vigilant in tomorrow's game.

The Rockets performed poorly in this summer league, losing all three games. Tomorrow will be their third game in five days, which is also a huge test for the players' physical fitness.

The Rockets have CBA Guangdong Hongyuan former player Arms. In the last game against the Hawks, Ames scored the highest 24 points in the team, and also contributed 7 assists, 6 rebounds, and 3 steals. This is also the second consecutive game of double scores. Ames did not get a chance to play in the team's first game against the Clippers.

Rockets Summer League player Shepard suddenly announced that he would withdraw from the remaining games after two games. Shepard made 10 of 25 shots in the first game, made 6 of 15 three-pointers, scored 28 points, 8 rebounds, 4 assists, 4 steals and 3 blocks; Shepard scored 18 points, 3 rebounds and 4 steals in the second game, and made 6 mistakes, with an individual plus-minus value-26 the lowest in the game. The starting center Dante of the Rockets summer league lacks independent offensive ability and mainly does some rebounding and defense work. As a undraft last year, Dante played for the Vipers last season, and his match with Yang Hansen will be a major highlight of tomorrow. The head coach of the Trail Blazers summer league said that he hopes that the players can let go of their hands and try their best in the remaining two games, and as for the result, let it go. When talking about Yang Hansen, the head coach said that he is still participating in the team's training normally. He is in very good shape and has been improving. It remains to be seen whether he will continue to play.