18+7! Yang Hansen seals the game! A rare playoff-level battle

Driving to the basket, switching hands mid-air for a layup.

Receiving the ball in the paint, scoring with a strong hook shot.

Finally getting the feed, a one-handed dunk in the paint.

And-1, to seal the game.

Because Yang Hansen performed exceptionally well in the previous game, shooting 9-for-9 and tallying 20 points, 9 rebounds, and 5 assists, the Austin Spurs intensified their defense against him in this second game, applying aggressive physical pressure.

Yang Hansen couldn't immediately adapt to the intensity brought by the Austin Spurs, shooting only 1-for-6 in the first half. Fortunately, he adjusted and recovered in the second half, making significant contributions on both offense and defense.Ultimately, he played approximately 34 minutes in the game, shooting 7-for-12, including 1-for-3 from three-point range, contributing 18 points, 7 rebounds (3 offensive rebounds), 4 assists, 1 steal, and 1 block, with a plus-minus of +13, once again filling up the stat sheet.

To be honest, this pivotal matchup featured an unusually intense level of defense. Even though it was just a G League game, it allowed Yang Hansen to experience an NBA playoff-level battle ahead of time.

Rip City defeated the Austin Spurs 106-101, and the score itself indicates both teams were highly committed on the defensive end.

Finally, Rip City Remix's regular season record for this season stands at 19 wins and 17 losses, and they are now poised to secure a playoff spot.