21+9+3+3! Yang Hansen’s G League breaks out! Split is likely to have 3 major changes against Yang Hansen

On November 17, Yang Hansen ushered in his second game in the Development League! This game can be said to be Yang Hansen's masterpiece in the G League to prove that he is the 16th pick in the first round of the NBA. Specifically, the following points are as follows:

Data review

Yang Hansen played 29 minutes on behalf of the team, making 8 of 16 shots, with a shooting percentage of 50%, including 2 of 5 3-pointers, with a shooting percentage of 40%. He scored the second highest score on the team with 21 points, 9 rebounds, 3 blocks and 3 assists! This is a basic 20+10 comprehensive star data! This data shows that Yang Hansen is still able to play in the Development League.

The shining moment, Mr. Key!

It is said that Yang Hansen played well in this game, not only because of his outstanding statistics, but more importantly because of his two three-pointers at critical moments, which gave the team a crucial 6 points to catch up in the fourth quarter! This is definitely a performance of big heart, proving that he is an absolutely trustworthy scorer at critical moments.

Split may make three changes to Yang Hansen

First, he will not let Yang Hansen play in the Development League for a long time. Split can obviously understand from the data that it is relatively easy for Yang Hansen to play in the Development League and can meet the 30-minute playing requirement, so it is still okay to follow the Trail Blazers to get some role time!

Second, Yang Hansen's 3-point shooting ability can still provide fire support to the Blazers. Considering the current ups and downs in the Blazers' record, Yang Hansen's characteristics can still bring changes to the Blazers! Split will further develop Yang Hansen's 3-point shooting.

The third is rebounding. In fact, Yang Hansen is improving. Of course, the centers in the Development League cannot compare with the NBA, but Yang Hansen's speed, confrontation, and physical fitness are all increasing! Split may put Yang Hansen ahead of Reese, after all, Reese's rotation performance has dropped again recently.