12 points, 1 rebound, 2 assists and 1 hat, Yang Hansen s debut was amazing! 5 highlights conquered ESPN experts: The market rises

Efficiently scored 12 points, 1 rebound, 2 assists and 1 block. Yang Hansen made a stunning debut in 5v5 in joint trial training! The five highlights of the first battle successfully conquered ESPN experts and confirmed that the draft market rose.

Joint Trial 5V5 debut was amazing

After experiencing the physical test the day before, the joint trial 5V5 is coming. For all young players who have signed up for the 25-year draft, 5V5 performance is the most important part of the joint trial, because only 5V5 actual combat can intuitively show a player's true talent and ability when facing real games.

The highly anticipated Yang Hansen also made a stunning performance in his debut. He played in 19 minutes, made 5 of 7 shots, 1 of 3 three-pointers, efficiently scored 12 points, 1 rebound (front court), 2 assists and 1 hat in a comprehensive data, with only one mistake.

5 highlights in the first game Conquer expert

Yang Hansen showed five highlights on and off the court, and it was confirmed that his draft market would rise.

The first highlight: Self-confidence

Whether from the perspective of growing up environment and culture, or as an outsider challenging American players, domestic players are often prone to being unconfident and stage frightened, resulting in the inability to show their technical characteristics.

So Yang Hansen's debut made people shine. Whether it was the display of his personal stadium skills or the interaction with his teammates, Yang Hansen was full of confidence. Such personality and characteristics would obviously accelerate his integration into the NBA.

One of the rounds showed everything to the fullest. After Yang Hansen held the ball in a low post, the opponent tried to double-team, and Yang Hansen quickly directed his teammates to open up the space.

The most important thing is that after the teammates opened up the space, Yang Hansen faced the defense one-on-one in low posts, and made a tough match of 2+1 to respond to the teammates.

It is not difficult to see from the physical condition that his teammates are very acknowledging Yang Hansen's tough 2+1, and Xiao Yang also slapped high-fives with a group of teammates one after another. This is the survival rule of the NBA. Only tough performance and fearless competition can gain respect, and humility and hesitation will only be regarded as cowardice.

The second highlight: After the polite game, Yang Hansen shook hands with his opponents one by one at the first time, and took the initiative to shake hands with three referees who called the game one by one.

Try your best on the court and respect your opponent off the court. Yang Hansen used his actions to explain what it means to be polite and honest.

It is worth mentioning that after successfully cutting the ball in the game, Yang Hansen took the initiative to communicate with the referee, saying that the opponent was out of bounds, and such a daring to raise doubts is obviously a plus.

The third highlight: Projection attribute

The successive test stage made 14 of 25 three-pointers (56% hit rate, ranking 30th in 75 players) and was praised, Yang Hansen once again showed his projection attribute.

After the continuous inside score, Yang Hansen also began to try to shoot from the outside and hit a three-pointer against the opponent's big man.

The fourth highlight: Handling the ball, like his idol Jokic, Yang Hansen's handling ball ability is also one of the biggest selling points.

After successfully taking one single at the low post in the game, more changes began to be added, and the assists of a teammate of a wonderful pass in the ground were very spiritual.

In fact, in addition to this goal, Yang Hansen also made many impressive passes when facing double teams, but unfortunately his teammates failed to make the shot.

The fifth highlight: Size and Confrontation

In this game, Yang Hansen did not show a dominant defense like he did in the CBA, but he still sent a block.

And relying on excellent confrontation and height, he won a frontcourt rebound, and then made a second offensive effort. In the low position, Yang Hansen's confrontation and size advantages are also very obvious.

With this performance, Yang Hansen also conquered Jonathan Givony, the ESPN draft expert who has always been very picky about him.

When several other US media had already included Yang Hansen in the top 60, ESPN kept excluding Yang. Until he was selected for the joint trial, Jonathan Givony placed him in the 59th ranking. During the same period, "tankathon" had already ranked Yang Hansen in the 44th ranking.

Fortunately, this time Jonathan Givony was finally conquered. After the game, he immediately posted a message to call the number of players and the rankings will be improved, including Yang Hansen.