Reporter: Yang Hansen has matured a lot&&; has a good grasp of the rhythm and hopes to stabilize his rotation position.

November 20th NBA regular season, the Trail Blazers faced the Bulls at home.

In the first quarter of the game, Yang Hansen came on as a substitute for 3 minutes and 59 seconds, scoring 2 points, 1 rebound and 1 assist on 1 of 3 shots.

"Peninsula Metropolis Daily" reporter Du Jincheng commented on this. The original text is as follows:

After playing for the Trail Blazers in the home game against the Suns the day before, on November 20, Yang Hansen made his debut again in the Trail Blazers' "back-to-back" home game against the Bulls. He came on as a substitute for Klingen with 4 minutes left in the first quarter and played the rest of the first quarter. Facing the Bulls' backup center Jaylen Smith, Yang Hansen played very confidently and succeeded in defeating the opponent under the basket. In 4 minutes of the first quarter, he scored 2 points, 1 rebound and 1 assist.

After experiencing the regular season DNP and the Development League, Yang Hansen returned to the NBA regular season and gave fans the feeling that he is much more mature, especially his grasp of the rhythm of the game. In the words of fans, "Xiao Yang is getting better." Of course, Yang Hansen's ability to play in the Trail Blazers' last two games has something to do with the team's injuries. In this game against the Bulls, the Trail Blazers' backup center Lowe and main point guard Holiday were both absent due to injuries. But no matter what, I still hope that Yang Hansen can seize the opportunity to appear and stabilize his team's position and rotation.