This season, the Trail Blazers secured a record of 58 wins and 24 losses, marking the third-to-last performance in Gan Guoyang's professional career, only better than the 1989 and 1994 seasons.
But it was enough to solidify their spot as the second seed in the Western Conference and enough for Gan Guoyang to clinch the regular season MVP title this year.
When Gan Guoyang unprecedentedly ranked first in the League in four statistical categories, the MVP race was no longer in question, even as Jordan led the Bulls to a 70-win season, and Karl Malone guided the Utah Jazz to a historic best of 64 wins and 18 losses. Their individual performances were still less impactful than Gan Guoyang's.
Gan Guoyang demonstrated to fans what true versatility means, what it means to be both offensive and defensive, what it means to launch an attack from any place on the court.
