Kong Dexin: This game has a great test of Yang Hansen s physical fitness. This moment tests resilience and instinct.

July 13th NBA Summer League, the Trail Blazers played against the Grizzlies, and the Trail Blazers led the opponent 45-40 at the end of the half.

Kong Dexin updated the social media and wrote: "I feel that Yang Hansen's last mid-range shot was over at low post, so tired that he wanted to lie down. Today's game has a great test of physical fitness, and Hansen's ability to improve physical fitness and keep up with the rhythm, I won't go into details."

"It's interesting to see how Yang Hansen deals with the game when his physical fitness is completely insufficient. This moment tests your resilience and instinct. Defense is obviously the end with a greater impact, because defense is passive response, and it tests timely response. Hansen can basically only stay near the penalty area and then work hard to complete it. Once, he got stuck near, and he had no spare energy to compete for rebounds or do effective secondary protection. But on the offensive end, Yang Hansen could still hold on and try to complete the right thing as much as possible. He was stuck at the three-point line and immediately broke through the ball to make a foul. He was dealt with the card at the top of the arc and took the lead and left the stutter (the stutter was not understood so he was not ready), and the pick-and-roll was down and completed the dunk. "

" Yang Hansen played 14 minutes and 28 seconds in the halftime, which was almost tied for the longest game with Love (14 minutes and 29 seconds). He had 8 points, 2 rebounds, 2 assists and 4 mistakes, 3 of 6, 0 of 3 points, and 2 of 2 free throws. "