Denied a 22-point reversal! The Trail Blazers scored 21 three-pointers, and Yang Hansen was ruined in his second appearance.

On October 30, the NBA regular season continued, and the Trail Blazers challenged the Jazz away from home. In this game, the two teams were in hot offensive form and started a direct confrontation. The Trail Blazers led 79-73 at halftime. In the second half, the Trail Blazers' offensive momentum was still hot and they once led by 22 points. I thought the game would lose suspense early. Unexpectedly, the Jazz made a crazy counterattack in the last quarter and was only 1 point behind. Unfortunately, it was too late. In the end, the Trail Blazers narrowly defeated the Jazz 136-134, rejecting a 22-point reversal.

In this game, the Trail Blazers were in a very hot offensive state. They scored 33 points in the first quarter, but the Jazz scored 43 points and the team fell into a passive position. However, the Trail Blazers responded strongly in the second quarter, launching a 46-30 offensive in a single quarter, directly reversing the situation and taking the initiative on the court. In the second half, the Trail Blazers directly reversed the situation and once established a 22-point lead. They thought Yang Hansen could play again. Unexpectedly, the Trail Blazers suddenly misfired and were continuously chased by their opponents. In the end, they were almost reversed. Fortunately, they still won a thrilling victory.

This time the Trail Blazers relied on three-point shooting, making 21 of 55 shots. On the other hand, the Jazz only hit 11 goals. In this aspect alone, they scored 30 points more than their opponents. If the Trail Blazers team hadn't slacked off in the last quarter, they would have been ready to use substitute players for training. Unexpectedly, the situation on the court suddenly changed. The Jazz continued to chase points and closed the gap. In the end, they were only 3 points behind. Fortunately, the team coach arranged for an early foul, allowing the opponent to go directly to the free throw line, and finally succeeded in winning.

Because the Trail Blazers ruined their 22-point lead in the final quarter, Chinese player Yang Hansen missed the opportunity to make his comeback. It is really a pity. Once it enters the last 5 minutes and still maintains a 20+ lead, the game will enter garbage time and Yang Hansen will get a chance. He had already played more than 3 minutes in the first quarter, scoring 2 points on 1-for-1. Unfortunately, his second chance to play was ruined, and he could only continue to wait.

The Blazers were able to win this time thanks to the performance of veteran Holiday. He made 10 of 16 shots and scored 27 points and 8 assists. He was so stable. He also made all free throws at the last moment. This is why the team traded for him and wanted him to stabilize the situation. In addition, Avdija scored 19 points and 9 rebounds, Sharp had 18 points, Grant on the bench had 18 points, and Wesley had 10 points.