They were completely different in the first and second half. Yang Hansen scored 8+13 to help the team complete a 20-point reversal. Listen to what Zhu Fangyu said.

G League season kickoff, City of Tear Mix vs. Valley Suns, Yang Hansen starts!

In the first half, City Mix 39-59 Valley Sun, a 20-point gap. Yang Hansen played 13 minutes and 27 seconds, scoring 6 points and 5 rebounds on 3-of-9 shooting. He also made 2 turnovers and 2 fouls, with a plus-minus value of -25, the lowest in the game. Yang Hansen's performance is still disappointing, and he still has the same old problems. He has not seen obvious progress, has no independent offensive ability, cannot protect the frame, and does not do well on both ends of the defense. He really cannot play in today's NBA. Zhu Fangyu said with high emotional intelligence: There are bright spots in offense, loopholes in defense, and obvious advantages and disadvantages.

After adjusting in the second half, Yang Hansen still couldn't score from the basket, but there were bright spots on the defensive end, an offensive rebound and a steal. Then Yang Hansen successively assisted his teammates to score, and his support ability finally came into play. Yang Hansen grabbed an offensive rebound and assisted his teammate to score a three-pointer, narrowing the point difference to single digits. Yang Hansen found the feeling and started playing, rolling on the ground and mingling with his teammates. It was a pity that Yang Hansen missed the free throw, and then made up for it from the mid-range.

After Yang Hansen left, the team fell into a scoring drought. No one knew how to organize, and they all played alone, with very low efficiency. After Yang Hansen returned, his shooting percentage immediately increased and the point difference narrowed. In the fourth quarter, Yang Hansen started, guarded Maluachi, assisted his teammates, protected rebounds, and played better and better. Zhu Fangyu commented: "The offensive feeling and rhythm he found, at least I think, is clearer than in the first half, and the overall performance is better. And you can see that in the five minutes of the second half, he was able to keep up with the rhythm of the game."

Yang Hansen returned in the last 6 minutes. The defense was okay, he successfully interfered continuously, protected the rebound, and allowed his teammates to counterattack and score. But there are not many offensive opportunities. If teammates don't give the ball, they can only create opportunities for teammates. Yang Hansen passed the ball to his teammates from the top of the arc, and he had no problem defending the small man, helping the team to overtake the score. In the end, Yang Hansen scored 8 points, 13 rebounds, 4 assists, 1 steal and 1 block, helping the team complete a 20-point reversal.

Zhu Fangyu concluded: "After training in this kind of G League and facing opponents of the same level, he can gradually build up self-confidence and accumulate experience in the game. According to this step-by-step improvement, I believe that as the game progresses, today is the first game, and there may be four, five or even six games in the future. As long as he changes and improves in every game, he will meet the expectations and requirements of the first team for him."