Yang Hansen's trial makeup photos exposed! The grouping is the only center in the team The draft template is Wu Che

On May 13, Beijing time, Yang Hansen's makeup photos for the joint trial in Chicago were exposed, and he changed into a T-shirt marked with the words "joint trial" to take a photo.

Judging from the announced grouping, Yang Hansen will wear the number 18 shirt in the match, and they have two players in their group who are predicted to be in the first round, namely Fland, who is 17th in the prediction, and Lendeborg, who is 25th in the prediction. If Yang can play well in the tryout, it will help him improve the draft market.

O'Connor also posted Yang Hansen's latest scouting report, which is as follows-

Yang Hansen, center, from Qingdao

Height: 2.16 meters, weight: 113.4 kg, age: 19 years old

Summary: Yang Hansen is a 7-foot Chinese interior player who uses traditional interior skills to score, pass the ball well, and protect rebounds. However, he has a slower movement and limited range, and the extent to which these shortcomings improve in the future will determine whether he can establish himself in the professional arena.

Player template: Vucevic

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Low-post offense: Yang Hansen has a wealth of offensive tools on the inside, flexible footwork, solid basic skills, and excellent adaptability. Once he's in a good position in the low post, it's hard for opponents to limit his scoring. This ability to score under the basket is also reflected in his performance of completing layups through air cuts and pick-and-rolls.

Passability: As an interior player, he has excellent passing vision, decisive decision-making, and high passing accuracy. In the domestic team, he can even take on the role of the initiation point of attack, creating opportunities for his teammates through blocking and pick-and-roll, showing the value of organizing the attack.

Interior Defense: Domestically, he is a top basket protector and rebounder, intimidating opponents with his massive body and dominating the rebounding game. While he needs to prove in the NBA that he can maintain that defensive ability while avoiding foul trouble, there's no denying that he has the potential.

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Perimeter Defense: Even in the domestic league, he has failed to show his ability to switch defenses with ease. Due to his slower foot movements, he is more likely to resort to a squatting defensive strategy.

Interior Defense: Despite his stature, his reach and bounce ability aren't top-notch, making it difficult for him to be an elite-level blocker. In addition, in the face of NBA players who quickly attack the basket, he needs to increase his movement speed in tight spaces to enhance his defensive reflexes.

Shooting ability: He shot just 28 percent from three-point range, 29.2 percent from two-point jumper and 66.8 percent from the free throw line. Judging by the data, there is a lack of evidence of his efficient performance in shooting.

Mindset & Adaptation: Yang previously played in the CBA. The pace of the NBA's game and the athleticism of the players are vastly different from those of the CBA, which will put him to the test like never before. It's not just about game experience, it's also about his ability to dominate in the CBA, even with his physical advantage. As a result, adapting to the NBA has been even more challenging for him.