English grammar is not corrected + decentralization is said to be additional practice. The team should stop being overprotective. It is time for Yang Hansen to suffer setbacks

As the No. 16 pick in the first round of this year's NBA, the reason why Yang Hansen's performance was far less than expected after the official regular season started and he was sent to the Development League was not only his own lack of ability, but it may also have something to do with his team. It is undeniable that Yang Hansen's management team has worked hard to get him into the NBA, but to truly enter the highest stage of the NBA, Yang Hansen needs to do it himself, and his team still seems to protect him as a child.

The first is the most basic language barrier. Yang Hansen's management team does not seem to realize the importance of English. In the nearly six months since he came to the United States, Yang Hansen has not been able to complete basic communication with his teammates. He can't even speak some of the most basic grammar (my English is pronounced as I English). He has created his own Chinglish (reach out and don't hit the smiling person), and did not specifically correct it. On the contrary, he "connived" him to go further and further with wrong grammar.

In addition, when Yang Hansen was interviewed at the time, he once joked: "When the team members can all speak Chinese, I won't need to learn English." Although this sentence was considered a joke at the time, judging from the current lack of progress in Yang Hansen's English, he may really feel that he needs his teammates to adapt to him speaking Chinese, instead of trying to learn English as a foreigner.

The Trail Blazers have officially announced that the team will transfer Yang Hansen to the mixed team of the Development League affiliated team. In this regard, Yang Hansen's studio also specially released a related statement: "In order to enhance competitive ability and adapt to the high strength of the NBA as soon as possible, In addition to participating in the daily games and training of the Trail Blazers, Yang Hansen will also participate in the daily training of the affiliated Development League teams to increase the amount of training, enhance physical reserves and polish personal skills. "

This statement also states. It aroused heated discussions among fans: "Obviously he was delegated, but the first public relations officer took the initiative to train more", "I love face so much that it seems like I actively asked to be devolved and worked very hard."

In fact, about Yang Hansen's performance since the start of the game , the fans all see it, and don’t blame head coach Split for not giving Yang Hansen a chance. Rowe did not come back before, and Reese did not enter the rotation. Split still continued Billups’ tradition of giving Yang Hansen rotation time in the first quarter, but what about Yang Hansen’s performance? As a center, even protecting rebounds is a problem, and what's even more embarrassing is that a commentator on a domestic platform praised Yang Hansen excessively when he failed to grab a rebound.

Now in the Development League, Yang Hansen's experience may have just begun. If his team really wants to consider Yang Hansen, it should try to let go and let him learn to grow in setbacks.