Team reporter: Yang Hansen is more confident in his character and court temperament. His defensive positioning&&; his offensive skills need to be continuously polished.

On November 15th, G League, Torn City Mix defeated Valley Sun in a 107-104 reversal.

Yang Hansen made his G League debut in this game. He was a little uncomfortable in the first half, but in the second half he got the ball and responded, regained his confidence, and his rebound protection improved a lot. He played 29 minutes and made 4 of 11 shots. He scored 8 points, 13 rebounds, 4 assists, 1 steal and 1 block, including 5 frontcourt rebounds.

In the first half, Yang Hansen's plus-minus value was -25, and at the end of the game, Yang Hansen's plus-minus value was -1. In the second half, Yang Hansen's net victory was 24 points, which was a good adjustment.

After the game, Trail Blazers reporter @yovic commented on the game. The original text is as follows:

Similar to the trend in the preseason, Hexion's reversal of the Valley Suns today was more about trying to keep up with the rhythm of the game in the first half. Although the Mix team, as the Petri dish of the Trail Blazers, has some similarities in tactical thinking, the styles and playing styles of their teammates are very different.

When he sent out consecutive assists in the third quarter, you can see that he was able to quickly adjust after getting familiar with the game situation. After taking to the field 15 days later, his personality and court temperament have become more confident, including trying to communicate with teammates and leading and initiating tactics.

Of course, defensive position selection and offensive certainty are aspects that need to be continuously polished, and this is also the significance of the Blazers sending him to the Development League for training.