Yang Hansen was recalled by the Trail Blazers! The team reporter said that even if he cannot become Jokic, he is by no means an ordinary role player

On November 18, the NBA regular season continues. Earlier today, the Trail Blazers officially announced that the team has recalled Yang Hansen from the Development League team Tear City Mix. Regarding Yang Hansen's performance, team reporter Danny Marang gave strong support, saying that even if Yang Hansen may not become Jokic in the future, he will not be an ordinary role player!

In the past two G League games, Yang Hansen scored 8 points, 13 rebounds, 4 assists, 1 steal and 1 block, 21 points, 9 rebounds, 3 assists, 1 steal and 3 blocks, averaging 14.5 points, 11 rebounds, 3.5 assists, 1 steal and 2 blocks per game. Since the Mixed Team will not have a game in the next few days, the Trail Blazers officially announced the recall of Yang Hansen.

When talking about Yang Hansen, Trail Blazers reporter Danny Marang commented: "Yang Hansen must return to basic training and re-examine his basic skills. He may not become Jokic in the future, and now he just needs time to grow. Since he was selected, many people have paid attention to his performance, thinking that he will either shine or fail. But even if he shines, it does not necessarily mean that he will become a super A superstar. He may just be a good player. However, I don't think he will be an ordinary role player. His game style is unique and he needs to hold the ball more and play brilliant games. You need to organize some offense and play positional battles through him, because he is not a player who can run a lot."

Then Danny. Marang continued: "The game in the G League is very fast-paced, and you will see a lot of 21-point or 32-point performances from Yang Hansen in the future. The biggest problem for him right now is that he needs to adapt to the culture, country, city and language here. If he cannot adapt to these well, he will not be able to communicate with others and understand the coach's intentions. Once he adapts to these, the game will slow down for him. He has publicly stated many times , The current game is too fast for him. This frank self-assessment may be too harsh at times, but it is understandable for a person who shoulders the expectations of hundreds of millions of people. Coming to the United States and joining the NBA, surrounded by people who speak different languages, must be a very lonely experience for him."

According to the schedule, the Trail Blazers will face the Suns at home tomorrow. Can Yang Hansen make his NBA debut again? Let’s wait and see!