Foreign media commented on Yang Hansen s debut: too soft, too slow. Domestic media: The golfer has a good mentality.

It has been a while since Yang Hansen's preseason debut with the Trail Blazers today. There are also endless comments about Yang Hansen. Let's first take a look at the foreign media's evaluation of Yang Hansen's debut.

Foreign netizens' evaluations of Yang Hansen are relatively neutral. The keywords mentioned are:

Keyword 1: Too soft

Yang Hansen's physical condition is not his strong point. He can't stand up to players of the same height or even shorter than him. The Warriors' Post is almost an All-Star under Yang Hansen's defense. Foreign netizens commented: Yang Hansen is talented, but too soft. Increasing strength and weight may be one of the things he must do in his current style of play. Yang Hansen is not a three-point shooter in his debut. As a center, eating cakes under the basket or attacking and scoring are necessary methods. The mid-range shot should be the most powerful way to score. He will panic when he hits. This needs to be completely changed.

Keyword 2: Too slow

During the game, Yang Hansen moved a bit slowly, and the connection between movements and passes always felt half a beat slower than in the NBA. He could not control being intercepted, making mistakes in passing, or even committing fouls. Yang Hansen needs to be more skillful in cooperating with his hands, brain, and feet and adapt to the rhythm of the NBA as soon as possible.

Let’s take a look at the domestic media’s evaluation of Yang Hansen:

Yang Hansen has a good golf quotient, a good mentality, and a strong learning ability. The domestic media has seen all the good things and believes that Yang Hansen can establish himself in the NBA and become a main force soon.

Yang Hansen is indeed a breath of fresh air

Yang Hansen's successful landing in the NBA is indeed a great event that is gratifying. It is a proud event for the Chinese men's basketball team, and Yang Hansen is still very young. It should not be difficult to learn to adapt to the NBA. Once he creates a world, everything seems to fall into place. So what do you think?