Media person: Yang Hansen’s performance during the second quarter was too poor, playing more games is the most important thing

Hupu News, October 28th Today’s NBA regular season Lakers home game against the Trail Blazers has ended. At the end of the game, the Lakers lost to the Trail Blazers 108-122.

Yang Hansen played 8 minutes and 36 seconds in this game, contributing 1 point and 1 rebound.

After the game, media person Mai Suifeng posted: Yang Hansen’s performance during the second quarter was too poor, and playing more games is the most important thing.

The original text is as follows:

"The Trail Blazers defeated the Lakers 122-108 in an away game and won their second victory of the new season. Yang Hansen got another chance to play in the final quarter. He played for 8 minutes and 36 seconds in the game. He made 0 of 3 shots from the field and scored 1 point and 1 rebound on free throws.

Frankly speaking, this The situation was not good for Yang Hansen. He personally lowered his impression score. The Lakers' inside strength was not strong. Yang Hansen's performance in the first quarter was quite satisfactory, but his performance in the second quarter was too poor. His mentor Liu Weiwei also raised the question "Is Hansen not ready to play?" This is a problem for the NBA bench. It's a big no-no for players.

There are now more and more discussions about "Yang Hansen being delegated by the Trail Blazers", and the Blazers and team reporters also made similar voices. I think being sent down is not a bad thing. Playing more games is the most important thing. If the Blazers have a complete training plan for Yang Hansen, then running back and forth between the NBA and the Development League will actually be very training. This is the treatment the Grizzlies gave Kawamura Yuki last season.

If Yang Hansen is really demoted, I hope he can stabilize his mentality and don't think this is a "giving up" or "punishment". This is an opportunity. You must seize it. The most important thing is to improve yourself and wait for the opportunity to come."