On April 21, Beijing time, Shanghai continued to challenge Zhejiang away to start the series of G2 games, and Shanghai's two cores, Wang Zhelin and Bledsoe, were emotionally out of control. Wang Zhelin had already committed 3 fouls before the first quarter, and he was replaced with a furious look on his face and threw a towel angrily, while Bledsoe was once pushed behind and was verbally warned.
Wang Zhelin, the core of Shanghai's inner line, played with an injury in this game, and he sprained his ankle in the last game. In this game, Wang Zhelin fell into foul trouble in the first quarter, he only played 9 minutes and 35 seconds, and he had already committed 3 fouls, and he was in foul trouble early and was substituted.
Wang Zhelin had two and a half minutes left, Wang Zhelin was fouled for the third time by Jones, causing Wang Zhelin to completely lose control of his emotions, but he was also quickly replaced by Shanghai. Wang Zhelin had an angry expression on his face after returning to the bench, and he also threw the towel angrily to vent his emotions.
Wang Zhelin's offense in the first quarter was extremely aggressive, contributing 3 of 6 crosshairs, including 0 of 1 three-pointers and 1 of 4 free throws, but he had 7 points, 7 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 steal and 1 block.
In addition to Wang Zhelin, Shanghai's core foreign aid Bledsoe was once turned around by Wang Yibo in the first quarter of the game, but Bledsoe did not need to push Wang Yibo behind his back, and was also verbally warned by the referee.