Yang Hansen missed the last summer league game, and his comprehensive skills were fully revealed

Yang Hansen is sure to miss the last summer league game, his comprehensive skills are fully revealed, and he is about to return to China to prepare for the Asian Cup. As the curtain of the summer league group stage slowly fell, Yang Hansen's four exciting performances undoubtedly became the focus of everyone's attention. In these four games, he was like a skill unlocker, showing off his new skills in each game and showing his strength in all aspects. In terms of data, he averaged 10.8 points, 5.3 rebounds, 3.8 assists and 2.3 blocks per game. This performance of both offense and defense is perfect. During this period, he also had highlights of three consecutive games of scoring and breaking through double-digit numbers.

Given such outstanding performance, Yang Hansen was able to miss the final match of the summer league, which was undoubtedly a rare time for him to rest. After all, from hard private training to close training after joining the Trail Blazers, to fierce competition in the summer league, he has experienced many tests along the way. Especially since he went to the United States on May 3, he has almost never had a moment of relaxation, so the two days of rest are undoubtedly a valuable opportunity for him to adjust his body and mind.

However, rest does not mean stopping. After the summer league, Yang Hansen will shoulder the heavy responsibility of the Asian Cup. With the men's basketball team arriving in China yesterday, the day for Yang Hansen to return is just around the corner. After a two-day summary in Beijing, the men's basketball team plans to switch to Hangzhou to prepare for the warm-up matches on the 24th and 25th. If Yang Hansen can return to the team in time, he may be able to temporarily watch the wall and continue to adjust himself as an observer, and be fully prepared for the subsequent competition. There are two games waiting for Yang Hansen after the warm-up match, which will be his last chance to run in with his teammates. We look forward to seeing a healthy and energetic Yang Hansen in the Asian Cup. After all, his physical fitness problems have begun to show in the summer league. After the Asian Cup, he may embark on the special training journey in the United States again, committed to improving physical fitness and strength. I believe that after this transformation, Yang Hansen's performance on both offense and defense will be even better, laying a solid foundation for the upcoming preseason.