On January 17, 2022, the CBA regular season continued to play, and the Xinjiang men's basketball team faced the Sichuan men's basketball team. The two teams that once won the championship can now only struggle for the playoff playoff position. In the end, the Sichuan men's basketball team defeated the Xinjiang men's basketball team 102-97. The loss of this game has left Xinjiang behind Jilin, and like the records of Sichuan, Qingdao and Tianjin, it also means that Xinjiang has become passive on the way to compete for a playoff spot. The fatal blow to Ah Dijiang was precisely a veteran from Bayi, who completely ended Xinjiang's chances of winning with a three-pointer at the last moment.
The veteran, who played in the Bayi men's basketball team for 9 seasons, averaged 17.4 points, 5.4 boards and 3.9 assists per game in the peak season, and his performance was very good. However, he was also "blocked" by Bayi for a year because he wanted to transfer. In the offseason of 2017, the 30-year-old saw no hope in the Bayi men's basketball team and wanted to go to other teams to compete for the championship. Unfortunately, Bayi did not allow it, and eventually even did not register him directly, leaving him without a ball for a whole year. He also continued to play for Bayi for two seasons because he could not transfer. Seeing this, I believe that fans familiar with Bayi know that this veteran is Han Shuo.
Originally a player in the Jiangsu men's basketball team, Han Shuo transferred to Bayi in 10 years and was not able to leave to join Sichuan until 2020. In last night's game, Han Shuo scored 15 points, 8 boards and 3 assists, and gave A's Jiang and Xinjiang a fatal blow at a critical moment. When Han Shuo left Bayi, he also had a "scandal" with the Xinjiang men's basketball team, but in the end Han Shuo joined Sichuan, and we don't know whether this choice has anything to do with Adi Jiang. Although Han Shuo is 35 years old, his performance this season is still very good, averaging 12.5 points, 4.4 boards and 5.3 assists per game, shooting 42.9% from the field, 37.9% from three-point range, and 90.7% from the free throw line.
Han Shuo's skills in all aspects are very good, he is a rare good defender, and his nickname was "Chinese Penny". Unfortunately, when he transferred to Bayi, Bayi had already begun to decline. Although Han Shuo has not been able to join a championship team, as a veteran, he is also a good example for many young players in the Sichuan men's basketball team.