"I want to leave an impression and memories for the Portland fans, I'm afraid they'll forget me."
"As long as they're alive and have watched your game, they won't forget, rest assured."
After the second half began, Gan Guoyang followed Tomjanovich's instructions, spending more time at the two baselines to attract defense, creating space for the young players in the front, while he prepared himself for ambush and coordination.
If others couldn't solve the problem in the front, the ball would be passed to Gan Guoyang, and he would finish the attack from the baseline.
Gan Guoyang's mid to long-range shots from this position were very accurate. Later, this move was learned by Karl Malone, and to this day, Malone uses it as a unique skill.
However, Gan Guoyang later didn't use this move much, mainly because the baseline position had more limitations. As a ball handler, the offensive variations were few, and the benefits brought to the offense weren't that significant.
