Can t play high-end games! Three men s basketball geniuses living in the United States hit the wall at the same time, the fundamental reason is the same

This summer, many Chinese players took the initiative to step out of their comfort zones and start their overseas careers. But after their respective leagues started playing, the performance of these Chinese players did not meet the expectations of the outside world. Yang Hansen, who is currently playing for the NBA Trail Blazers, and Lin Wei (University of Oregon) and Wang Junjie (University of San Francisco), who are competing in the NCAA, seem to have encountered bottlenecks.

In the Trail Blazers' loss to the Heat, Yang Hansen continued to be frozen. He has been DNP in 4 consecutive games. He was still able to get some rotation time in the first quarter. However, with the return of Lowe and the recent addition of Reese into the rotation, it is reasonable for Yang Hansen to be frozen in the end.

In the NCAA University of San Francisco's loss to the University of Memphis by 6 points, although Wang Junjie continued to start the game, he made 1 of 7 shots and only had 5 points and 5 rebounds in 15 minutes of playing time. As for Lin Wei, who plays for the University of Oregon, a prestigious NCAA basketball school, he made 0 of 12 shots in the two games, and all 5 points he scored were free throws.

These young players are the future of the Chinese men's basketball team. They take the initiative to step out of their comfort zone and work hard abroad, which will naturally attract the attention of fans. In fact, if these three people were in the CBA league, they would definitely be the core figures of their respective teams. However, the main reason why they are not able to function in the international arena is their lack of confrontation ability.

Part of the reason for the lack of confrontational ability is the mismatch between the intensity of daily training, competition and competition, but the more important reason is the gap in physical talent. This is not because the players don’t work hard, but the higher the level of competition, the more obvious the gap in physical talent becomes.

To give a simple example, why the 40-year-old James can still perform stably over the years is because of his physical talent. Even if the touch is not good and the confrontation is large, he can still rely on his physical advantages to perform stably. However, Chinese players, limited by the inherent disadvantages of the Asian race, can hardly guarantee stable output in every game.

But no matter what, it is definitely much better for young players to experience abroad than to be flat at home. Although they have encountered temporary difficulties, I hope they can use these setbacks as motivation to move forward, rather than just breaking the pot. From a practical perspective, in addition to Yang Hansen (who may have more opportunities to practice in the Development League next), the other two Wang Junjie and Lin Wei who play in the NCAA are likely to face the cruel reality of gradually fading out of the rotation if they continue to be sluggish.

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