Yang Hansen scored 2 points and 1 rebound. What did everyone say? Zhang Weiping teased that he was better than Yao Ming, and Liu Weiwei talked about a successful debut.

In the NBA regular season, the Trail Blazers lost to the Timberwolves 114-118 at home. Yang Hansen played 5 minutes in this game, making 0 of 1 shots, 2 of 2 free throws, 2 points, 1 rebound and 1 foul. This performance is quite satisfactory, actually not bad for a debut. After the game, people from all walks of life expressed their opinions.

During the commentary, Zhang Weiping also ridiculed Yang Hansen as being better than Yao Ming: If you get fat first, you will not be fat, but if you get fat later, the kang will collapse. Yao Ming scored zero points in the first game, and Yang Hansen was better than Yao Ming. This is still supporting Yang Hansen. After all, Yang Hansen has no stage fright in this game and dares to fight hard. Of course, he still needs to improve a lot, including speed and consciousness on the defensive end, experience on the offensive end, and physical fitness and rhythm.

Liu Weiwei also went to the United States. He said: I think Yang Hansen's debut was very successful. The more problems exposed, the better for him. Because there must be someone in private to help him check for leaks and fill in the gaps. Even during the game, Lillard was trying to help him correct some problems as much as possible. At the same time, Billups, assistant coaches and other personnel will summarize it. Especially after the first game, Yang Hansen will also watch the video to see where he needs to improve. He has no problems with self-discipline.

Mai Suifeng pointed out the issues of Yang Hansen's rebounding and defense: I believe Yang Hansen will learn a lot from such a game, such as rebound blocking and defensive positioning predictions. In these two aspects, it is all about the control of details. After Yang Hansen continues to summarize, he will definitely gradually solve the problems of rebounding and defense. I hope that there will be some improvement points in the future.

Of course, most people are saying this: Yang Hansen should not be impatient. He needs a process of adapting to growth. Don't argue in one game or two games, but look at it from the perspective of the entire season. Yang Hansen will definitely go to the Development League in the future, and he will definitely have more playing time by then. Coming to the NBA, as long as there is a chance, Yang Hansen will have time in every game. Let's see what answer he can give at the end of the season. Being in the NBA is a victory.