Open low and go high again! Yang Hansen played confidently after a sluggish first quarter and scored 21 points, but 2 points were still eye-catching

In the NBA G League of the Development League, City of Rip played against the South Bay Lakers. City of Rip dug holes in one or three quarters, which ultimately resulted in the game being chased for points, but it was a pity that they could not win.

As for Yang Hansen, this game is still in a state of driving low and moving high. In 6 minutes of the first quarter, Yang Hansen scored 0 points, 3 rebounds, 1 assist and 1 block in 0 of 3 shots and 0 of 1 three-pointers. When such data comes out, many fans will definitely criticize it. Fortunately, Yang Hansen can adjust as soon as possible.

Starting from the second quarter, Yang Hansen gradually showed his lethality. Especially on the offensive end, he became more confident, and he used his high-flying skills and back-up support. In the second quarter alone, he was 3 of 5, and his rebound protection was better. He contributed 2 blocks in a single quarter. He made a comprehensive contribution to offense and defense.

In the second half, Yang Hansen continued his good form. In addition, he dared to take action on the offensive end. Even at the last moment, Yang Hansen could hit consecutive three-pointers to help the team cling to the score. He scored 8 of 16 in the game and scored 21+9+3+1 steals and 3 blocks. Such data was a substantial improvement compared to the previous game. During this period, we can also see that his adaptation to the game is getting better. Coupled with his condition and self-confidence, he will definitely get better and better in subsequent games, but he still has too few key balls.

Only Yang Hansen's two hidden dangers are still very obvious. One is on the defensive end, his choices are still too poor. Because the speed is too slow, there are often loopholes in the defense after the pick-and-roll. This hidden danger has appeared in the NBA. At the same time, there will also be problems in covering up gaps under the basket, which still need to be summarized and improved.

In addition, he is not very good at controlling rebounds. He often gives up rebounds and is then rushed by his opponents to grab them. This is also a problem. There are many balls that Yang Hansen can grab as long as he takes one step forward. This is still a matter of details.