Commentary: Klingen’s status and ball rights are not much better, but his hard work to seize opportunities is worth learning from Xiao Yang

On November 20th, during the NBA regular season, the Trail Blazers were defeated by the Bulls 121-122 at home.

In this game, Yang Hansen had two opportunities to play at the end of the first quarter and the end of the third quarter. In the first half, Yang Hansen's performance on the court was acceptable. He scored from behind the basket, and also had frontcourt rebounds + assists for his teammates' three-pointers. However, he was a little lost when he came on the court in the second half. He was a little embarrassed when he was unable to hold the ball during the fast break and was blocked.

Commentator Duan Ran commented: "Klingen, who scored 17 points, 21 rebounds, 4 assists, 1 steal and 2 blocks, unfortunately suffered a tragic loss. The Blazers' ability to blow the counterattack horn in the fourth quarter had a lot to do with Klingen's rebounds. In fact, Klingen's tactical position and ball possession on the court Not much better than Xiao Yang, but Klingen relied on his own hard work to seize the opportunity little by little. This is what Xiao Yang needs to learn most at the moment. Klingen has already made a prototype and proved that this path is feasible. Next, Xiao Yang needs to work hard in this direction."