The Thunder underestimated the opponent and narrowly lost to the Trail Blazers. The Asian forward led the team to a great comeback. Yang Hansen may not be able to be rotated again.

The championship Thunder challenged the Trail Blazers away from home. Before the game, the Thunder had just defeated the Western Conference powerhouse Clippers, winning 8 consecutive games and ranking first in the league. They are also the only team that has not lost a game so far. Perhaps due to back-to-back reasons, the Thunder rested Holmgren, Dort, and Caruso, who just returned yesterday, and Jaylen Williams, who was originally injured, almost gave up a starting lineup.

Alexander's single-core leadership did not seem to affect the team's victory in the game. Judging from the strength of the paper lineup, even if several main players are absent, the Thunder still have certain advantages. After all, their rotation depth is very terrifying, and they can be called everyone's soldiers. In the first quarter of the game, the Thunder showed strong offensive firepower, scoring 41 points in a single quarter and taking a 20-point lead.

When everyone thought there was no suspense in the game, the Trail Blazers' Asian forward Avdija stood up. Although his shooting touch was not good, he still won 16 free throws by causing damage and steadily hit 15 goals. He scored 26 points, 10 rebounds, 9 assists, 2 steals and 1 block in the game.

Under his leadership, veteran Holiday scored 22 points, Sharp and Kamara scored 18 points and 16 points respectively. Grant, who came off the bench, scored 20 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists. The Trail Blazers continued to approach the score in every game. In the final quarter, they responded with a wave of offensive climax and scored 40 points. Finally, they achieved a great reversal at 121:119. The Thunder also paid the price for their underestimation of their opponents, and their unbeaten streak this season was broken.

The Blazers were able to reverse the victory and narrowly defeat the new championship. The whole team was very excited. The only one who was lonely was probably the Chinese player Yang Hansen. Originally, the Trail Blazers were not competitive in the powerful Western Conference. During the offseason, Lillard, who was reimbursed for the season through management transactions, and the Celtics abandoned Holiday, and selected Yang Hansen in the first round, revealed their thoughts on reconstruction. I never thought that the Trail Blazers would become a dark horse in the new season. After winning this game, they ranked sixth in the Western Conference with 5 wins and 3 losses.

In the next period of time, I believe that all members of the Trail Blazers will be full of confidence to ensure the opportunity to enter the playoffs. In the inside, Klingen performed stably and did a very good job in protecting the frame and rebounding. Grant, as the sixth man, is also firmly at the top of the rotation. Reese came off the bench today and scored 12 points and 2 assists on 4 of 5 three-pointers in 20 minutes. Lowe, who has returned from injury, is also better at rebounding as the Celtics' main center. Veteran Love has also had brief playing time before, and his outside shooting on the offensive end is still as good as before.

Even if there is an injury, Yang Hansen will not be able to join the regular rotation. If the team fails, maybe she can get some regular season playing opportunities. Now that the team is so strong, Yang Hansen, who has not seized the opportunity, may have declared the end of the season in advance, and the Development League will be his last chance.