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Clarifying the request

Since there's no specific request, I think it’s important to ask a clarifying question with options. I should avoid heavy formatting, but I can use simple bullet points. I'll provide a brief analysis and ask what the user wants.

I can mention the stat line—like FG% of 7.1%—but I can’t calculate TS% without free throws and three-point attempts. It’s clear that 1/14 suggests a rough shooting night, but 8 rebounds is a positive sign. I'll give context about draft pressure and suggest adjustments, keeping it concise.Crafting a game analysis

I should ask for game details like the opponent or team name, but I need to avoid making claims about specific teams. It’s important to find out what angle the user prefers—whether it’s a tactical analysis, fan perspective, headline rewrite, or social media post. I can outline some key points in a bullet list:

• A quick read on the player’s performance indicates struggling offense.
• Possible causes include pace, defense focus, and shot selection.
• Recommendations for adjustments can include early set plays and simplifying reads.

Finally, I’ll offer to write a recap, data breakdown, or social media post.Creating options for the user

I should provide options in a numbered list, which is a clear way to present information. There's no need to run any commands at this point. I want to keep my style friendly and minimal, using plain text. Since the user likely prefers Chinese, I’ll make sure to use that language. Heavy formatting should be avoided, but I can use bullet points where appropriate. Let’s get ready to produce the content!