In the semifinals of the CBA playoffs G1, Guangdong lost to Liaoning 97-119. Guangdong's performance in the second half of this game was really bad, and in this case, Hu Mingxuan's own performance was also very sluggish. He shot 5-of-14 from the field (1-of-7 from three-point range) and 4-of-5 from the free-throw line, finishing with 15 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists, and 3 turnovers. Of course, the reason for this is because of Zhang Zhenlin's restrictions on it.
In fact, in the quarterfinals, Hu Mingxuan was in very good shape on the offensive end, and his three points have always been accurate. It's a pity that after coming to the top four, Liaoning imposed special restrictions on its outside line. In addition, Hu Mingxuan's feel on the outside line is not good, which ultimately caused him to choose to break through.
Helplessly, the player who defended Hu Mingxuan was Zhang Zhenlin, and Hu Mingxuan was a fresh move when he broke through. He is always going to go to the basket in a side-by-step manner, and he can't use it when he encounters a forward defense with strong mobility. On the other hand, Zhang Zhenlin's talent is very good, so in this trend, Zhang Zhenlin can perfectly suppress Hu Mingxuan's performance in the whole game.
Of course, on the defensive end, Hu Mingxuan is also under a lot of pressure. He needs to limit Liaoning's No. 3 position, which is also a huge drain on his physical strength. In the end, Hu Mingxuan's overall offensive and defensive performance was very bad.
Under this trend, Hu Mingxuan needs to adjust his state on the offensive end as much as possible in G2. If his three points can't be opened, and the advantage of breaking through is not very big, this will hinder Hu Mingxuan's play. At this time, it still depends on Du Feng's adjustment to him. After all, once Hu Mingxuan can't be opened, Guangdong will basically be difficult. And after Zhou Qi's comeback, Zhang Haojia controlled the foul, and he still had hope of going berserk.