5 out of 4! Yang Hansen is amazing! Thank you, Trail Blazers center!

On the big stage of Genzi, if you have a dream, come for it.

As expected, every center matched against Klingen has delivered career nights, and Yang Hansen, a Trail Blazers teammate, is no exception.

Three-point shots fall as soon as he raises his hand.

Receiving a long pass from a teammate, he finishes with a 2+1 play.

He beats Klingen with a big spin move and finishes with a layup.

A brilliant play, using a teammate’s screen to score a floater.

Yang Hansen, making his NBA rookie debut, showed an outstanding performance,coming off the bench for about 8 minutes, shooting 4 of 5, contributing 10 points and 2 rebounds with nearly 100% shooting accuracy.His highest scoring game in an NBA regular season is 9 points.

Here are the stats for the Rivers team:

Here are the stats for the Anthony team:

So far this season, Yang Hansen has played 34 games with 1 start, averaging 7.5 minutes per game, scoring 2.2 points, 1.6 rebounds, and 0.6 assists, with shooting percentages of 29.8%, 13.5%, and 95%. Klingen has played 52 games, all starts, averaging 27.6 minutes, contributing 11.6 points, 11.5 rebounds (4.7 offensive boards leading the league), 2.1 assists, and 1.4 blocks, with shooting percentages of 52.6%, 32.1%, and 67.4%.

Jokes aside, there’s no denying Klingen’s strength; as a sophomore, he has become a top interior player in the league, and Yang Hansen still has a long way to go compared to him.

The Trail Blazers currently rank ninth in the Western Conference with a 27-29 record, leading the 11th-place Grizzlies by 5.5 games, basically securing a play-in tournament spot.

By the way, Yang Hansen has a standout stat: so far this season, he’s made 19 of 20 free throws, an impressive 95% accuracy. In his two seasons with Qingdao in the CBA, his free throw percentages were 62.3% and 67.1%, respectively.

Since his free throw shooting is so accurate in the NBA, it shows a soft touch, and he can definitely be developed into a stretch big man. Having more scoring methods means greater offensive threat and higher game impact, like his idol and model Jokic, who this season averages 1.9 three-pointers made per game at 42% shooting.

The path to success is long and challenging, but always believe that hard work pays off.