CBA regular season competition continues, Qingdao sits at home against Shenzhen, Qingdao has become the biggest dark horse in the CBA this season, both teams are 16-10 before the game, ranking 8th and 6th in the standings, so for the two teams, this is a key card battle, and at the same time, for the young star Yang Hansen, it will also usher in the confrontation with the CBA's No. 1 foreign Sallinger.
Shenzhen was in good shape at the beginning, and the inside and outside blossomed early to take the lead, but in the second half of the quarter, Qingdao chased the difference to only 2 points, and Qingdao trailed by 2 points 20-22 at the end of the first quarter.
In the second quarter, the two teams started a tug-of-war, and at the end of the quarter, Shenzhen's offense had problems again, and Qingdao led 53-46 into halftime with the help of foreign aid Moody's play.
Yibian fought again, the two teams continued to stalemate the tug-of-war, Qingdao has maintained a lead of about 5 points, Yang Hansen dominated the game at the decisive moment, and scored 7 points in a row to kill the game, leading Qingdao to defeat Shenzhen 110-105.
Yang Hansen is undoubtedly the biggest contributor to Qingdao's victory, facing the top interior configuration of Sallinger + Shen Zijie, he played easily at both ends of the offensive and defensive ends.
He played 40 minutes and 59 seconds in the game, shooting 9-of-14 from the field and 1-of-1 from three-point range, scoring a double-double of 22 points and 14 rebounds, as well as 2 assists, 1 steal and 2 blocks.
Despite the six turnovers, Yang deserves praise both in terms of the overall presentation of the game and the hardness of the decisive moment.
On the other hand, Shen Zijie and Sallinger, who were opposite them, the former was 3 of 5, only got 8 points, 5 rebounds, 9 assists, 1 steal, 1 block, and 3 turnovers.
Sallinger's stats are good, with 26 points and 7 rebounds, but the overall performance of 9 of 19 is not as efficient as Yang Hansen, and there are many controversial moves in the game, which makes it difficult to recognize Sallinger's performance in this game.
Especially with 5 minutes and 02 seconds left in the game, during Powell's free throws, Sallinger used a very bad move during the jam with Yang Hansen, directly hooking Yang Hansen's knee with his hand during the jamming process to knock him down, and the latter fell to the ground in pain, covering his knee, but fortunately there was no major problem.
By any measure, this is a very bad move.
The only thing that is fortunate is that he did not completely press on Yang Hansen's feet.
As a result, after the referee watched the replay, there was no further blowing.
In the face of Sallinger's action, the referee did not blow the penalty, but the fans were collectively furious.
Fans said that this was to crush the hope of the Chinese men's basketball team, and at the same time, some fans complained that this was a ruining action, and some fans questioned why the referee didn't blow the penalty after watching it back.