Yang Hansen logs a bizarre playoff “high” in 91 seconds, posts another 0+0+0+0+0 as he remains scoreless through four games

On April 27 (Beijing time), the Portland Trail Blazers suffered another collapse. After blowing a 15-point lead in the previous game against the San Antonio Spurs, they once again let a 19-point advantage slip away, losing 93–114 at home and falling behind 1–3 in the series.

The return of Victor Wembanyama proved pivotal, as the Spurs dominated the second half and turned the game around with authority.

For Chinese prospect Yang Hansen, it was another quiet outing. He played 1 minute and 31 seconds in garbage time—his longest playoff appearance so far—but still did not attempt a single shot, finishing with a stat line of 0 points, 0 rebounds, 0 assists, 0 steals, and 0 blocks.

Across the first four playoff games, Yang has seen extremely limited action: 52 seconds in Game 1, no minutes in Game 2, 37 seconds in Game 3, and 91 seconds in Game 4. His total contribution so far stands at just one rebound.

While he has become the first Chinese player in eight years to appear in the NBA playoffs (excluding naturalized players), his actual on-court involvement remains minimal.

Looking ahead, the key question is no longer just about playing time—but when Yang will get his first shot attempt and first playoff point.