Analysis of Yang Hansen s second game performance in the summer league: Pros and cons are revealed

In the second game of the Summer League, Yang Hansen once again demonstrated his potential with 10 points, 5 rebounds and 3 assists, regaining his status as the 16th pick as a player. The Trail Blazers' choice was not wrong. He quickly integrated into the team and effectively controlled his emotions. He also showed a very mature look in the face of opponents' provocations. Coach Billups attaches great importance to him, which shows that Yang Hansen has become the core dealer of the team and can drive the entire team's offense. In the competition with the Grizzlies, Yang Hansen will face greater challenges. This is not only a test of personal ability, but also a test of team cooperation.

In this game, Yang Hansen showed a more positive attitude in the early stage of the offense. He performed very decisively in his first attack, successfully broke through and turned around and scored a layup with his left hand. Even if he was fouled by the opponent, he was not affected at all. Although his teammates continued his previous "no pass" strategy, Yang Hansen still actively covered up and created good scoring opportunities for his teammates. At the end of the first quarter, his data was filled in important positions, recording 4 points, 1 rebound and 1 assist, reflecting his efficiency in rational use of the ball.

In the last stage of the first quarter, he asked for a low post, turned around and hit a hook. Although the center of LeFolin defending in the back was relatively strong, Yang Hansen was not afraid of pressure and tried on both offense and defense. However, the back-to-back game undoubtedly put his physical fitness on the test. This game exposed his shortcomings in physical fitness, confrontation and footwork, especially in high-intensity confrontation, where he was panting from time to time. As a center, keeping up with a fast-paced offensive is really difficult.

Although his strength was slightly insufficient when facing confrontation, Yang Hansen still insisted on his style and made resolute breakthroughs many times, even if he failed to do so sometimes. In addition, when defending, he has difficulty following his opponents in fast movements, especially in front of small players, which is a common problem for most centers in the NBA. However, as the intensity of the game gradually increased, Yang Hansen's adaptability was obvious. He completed the one-handed dunk with the assist of his teammates, and used this to regain confidence.

Yang Hansen has extremely strong willpower and will not change his playing style no matter what difficult situation he faces. When he encountered a big foul from his opponent, he could quickly respond with domineering spirit and once again toughly blocked his opponent. In the first half, he contributed 8 points, 2 rebounds and 2 assists. After resting, he recovered and quickly led the team to overtake the score. However, although the referee's 2+1 trick of a masterpiece was invalid, at the end of the game, he achieved another one-handed patch.

In the end, the Trail Blazers lost 86-96, and Yang Hansen's overall data was slightly inferior to his debut, and he still faced the dilemma of his teammates not passing the ball. But the growth value brought by such a high-intensity game far exceeds that of many low-level confrontations. Yang Hansen is gradually identifying his shortcomings and working hard to improve, and this is just his second game in the summer league. Next, he still has a lot of room for improvement in confrontation, physical fitness and footsteps. He will face the Pelicans on July 16, and look forward to his further performance!