Yang Hansen won his first victory with 2+1+2 blocks: Showing dunks + consecutive blocks, setting multiple NBA records

On October 25, the Trail Blazers suppressed the Warriors in their second back-to-back game at home, especially in the final quarter, when they gradually expanded their 25+ lead to establish victory in advance. Chinese rising star Yang Hansen ushered in his second regular season game. He only came off the bench for 3 minutes and 31 seconds in the first half, scoring 0 points and 1 rebound on 1-of-1 shooting. Yang Hansen contributed his first NBA sports goal with a dunk in garbage time at the end of the quarter. He also sent two blocks after that. He scored 2 points, 1 rebound and 2 blocks on 1-of-3 in a single game, which was also the first goal of his NBA career.

Yang Hansen's NBA debut was not ideal. He came on the bench in 5 minutes and 16 seconds and scored 2 points and 1 rebound with the help of 2 of 2 free throws. Yang Hansen was once dunked by McDaniels and was abandoned in the second half. He still needs to continue to work hard if he wants to gain a foothold in the NBA. Mentor Liu Weiwei commented that the first show was very successful, and also pointed out that being dunked may be the norm.

Although Yang Hansen only had 2 points and 1 rebound in his NBA debut, he still ranked fourth among Chinese players in their NBA debut, better than Battelle, Yao Ming and Zhou Qi each with 0 points, Cui Yongxi with 1 point, and inferior to Yi Jianlian with 9 points, Wang Zhizhi with 6 points, and Sun Yue with 4 points.

However, the Trail Blazers are currently experiencing a change in the coaching staff. Head coach Billups is in trouble off the court and may have difficulty returning to coaching. The Trail Blazers have appointed Split as the team's interim coach.

It was just a back-to-back game against the Warriors. Yang Hansen only came on as a substitute for 3 minutes and 31 seconds in the first half. He only missed one shot, grabbed 1 rebound and made 1 turnover. His plus-minus value was 0, and he had no sense of presence on the court.

As the Trail Blazers gradually suppressed the Warriors in the second half, especially in the final quarter when they expanded their 25+ advantage, Yang Hansen finally reappeared in the game during garbage time. Yang Hansen received a pass from Wesley and completed a dunk under the basket, becoming the first sports game goal of Yang Hansen's NBA career.

Yang Hansen later sent two big shots, which also helped the Trail Blazers defeat the Warriors and finally won the first victory of his NBA career.