Scored 22 points and 10 rebounds! Leading the team to beat the Warriors, Yang Hansen’s opponent was too strong

The NBA regular season continues today. The Portland Trail Blazers once again start a road trip. Their opponent is the Golden State Warriors.

The Warriors are in a bad situation this season and rely heavily on Curry's personal performance. The help provided by other teams is very limited and their performance is bumpy. The Trail Blazers were also in a sluggish performance a while ago, winning only one game in five consecutive road trips. They returned to home and lost back-to-back games against the Phoenix Suns and Chicago Bulls. In the face of the Bulls, they were defeated by Vucevic's three-pointer.

Today against the Warriors, the Trail Blazers really wanted to win. They increased their defensive intensity, focused on protecting rebounds, and gave the center more opportunities to perform. Although Yang Hansen is also a center, his speed is too slow and he did not get playing time in this game.

Starting center Klingen performed strongly today. He started the game for 27 minutes and made 9 of 14 shots and scored a double-double of 2 points and 10 rebounds. He was very tough. At the critical moment of the game, Klingen's inside offense and rebounding gave the Trail Blazers great support.

At the last moment, Love's key shot helped the Trail Blazers seal the victory. In the end, they defeated the Warriors 127-123 and won a difficult victory. Yang Hansen does need more training. It is understandable that he will not be able to get a chance to play in such a game for the time being.

As a direct competitor of Yang Hansen, Klingen has a good personal relationship with Yang Hansen. However, he is already a second-year rookie and has more experience in NBA regular season games, so he plays better and has no problem securing the starting center position of the Trail Blazers.

If Yang Hansen wants to gain a foothold in the NBA, he still needs to learn more from Klingen and improve himself.