Shanxi men's basketball team stopped in the top 12 of the playoffs, losing to Guangsha 96-109 in the 12-8 life-and-death battle, the core of Guangsha Sun Minghui and Zhao Yanhao came back together, Sun scored 10 points and 13 assists in 23 minutes, and his comeback allowed Hu Jinqiu to play the best game in the playoffs 14 of 16 with 35 points, 13 rebounds, 3 assists and 1 steal, with a shooting rate of 87.5%.
The one who played the best on Shanxi's side was Zhang Ning, who started 40 minutes and 29 seconds, 8 of 14, 4 of 8 three-pointers, scored 23 points, 8 rebounds and 1 assist, with a shooting rate of 57.1% and a three-point shooting rate of 50%, Zhang Ning scored 20+ at least 3 three-pointers in two consecutive playoff games.
The game was coming to an end, Zhang Ning stood lonely on the sidelines and looked at the big screen, he watched Guangsha advance like this, his heart must have been a little uncomfortable, he lost to Guangsha for two consecutive years, this is the gap in the hard power of the lineup, not who he is worse than.
StarXia Australian Basketball wrote: The league is a big killer, the men's basketball team has never considered him a joke, and he was recruited to play 3x3 basketball, playing the first in the country, playing the first in the CBA bench score, the team has a record, and the personal data has it. He should be selected for the men's basketball team, and Zhang Ning has the shadow of the Bayi Golden Generation.
Inspector Zhao: Although Shanxi was eliminated, they still completed a good season, Zhang Ning played three games in the playoffs, averaging 21 points and 5.7 rebounds per game, the demon king showed his excellent offensive ability with the ball, the impact and projection under the basket are excellent, I hope Zhang Ning will continue to evolve next season.
In the playoffs, Zhang Ning averaged 35.6 minutes per game, scored 21 points, 5.7 rebounds, 1.7 assists, 0.7 steals and 1.3 turnovers, with a shooting rate of 54.3% and a three-point shooting rate of 40.9%.
Text/Yan Xiaobai's basketball dream