Team Note: Yang Hansen showed pass & projection & lower straight & blocking but strength & heart and lung level needs to be strengthened

July 21, Team News Mike Richman talked about Yang Hansen's four games in the podcast program, and the following is some of the content.

In four games in Las Vegas, Young averaged 10.8 points, 5 rebounds, 3.8 assists and 2.3 blocks per game. He has 3.8 turnovers per game, and I don't think these numbers are too important, but they are not meaningless either. Those numbers would make more sense if he had dominant performances in certain games. Judging from what we've seen, Henson does have some real advantages.

His passing ability is excellent, not only can he pass some accurate assists, but his passing vision is also very good. I would like to see him make more simple passes, especially with and with less outstanding teammates.

I think one of his strengths is his willingness to engage in physical confrontation, although his strength is not strong enough. But he never shys away from physical contact, which is one of the reasons why he blocked more times in Las Vegas. He is very tall, and some blocks are because his opponents simply cannot challenge his height. In addition, he is not afraid of being dunked or appearing in highlights, and this courage is very important for defensive players.

Throughout the summer league, Hexon gradually increased the diversity of the game. The first game showed his excellent passing ability, and the second game despite being poor, he tried more moves at the low post. In the third game, he began to shoot three-pointers confidently, and in the last game, he performed well as a pick-and-roll player, constantly looking for opportunities. Overall, he showed his progress in different aspects, which is a sign of a young player's growth.

His highlight moments may not be particularly dazzling, but they are very attractive and fun. Since he did not fall into a significant trough, it shows that he has a certain level and ability. Maybe he won't be a major contributor right away, but he obviously has some potential to look forward to.

Regarding his weaknesses, he himself also talked frankly about physical fitness and strength training. He needs to be stronger and improve his physical condition, especially his cardiopulmonary level. In the second game of the Summer League, he struggled a bit on the second day of the back-to-back match, and he himself admitted that he was not strong enough in his legs. However, as he grows older and grows in the league, coupled with his cooperation with the NBA professional training team, I believe he will gradually overcome these problems.