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Post#41 » by FarBeyondDriven » Sat Jul 13, 2024 10:58 pm

clyde21 wrote:lol nothing has changed from a few months ago when he was playing in China, you're just seeing him in real time against fringe NBA talent and now all the sudden he's not as athletic or not as conditioned as you thought

he's just not very good right now


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Re: Hansen Yang 

Post#42 » by SNPA » Sun Apr 13, 2025 4:30 pm

Bump.

Why isn’t this guy at least a second round pick this year?
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Post#43 » by FarBeyondDriven » Mon Apr 14, 2025 2:48 am

SNPA wrote:Bump.

Why isn’t this guy at least a second round pick this year?


I'm not factoring in anyone until I know who is coming out. Learned my lesson last year. NIL has completely changed the landscape and guys overseas have complicated contract statuses.
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Re: Hansen Yang 

Post#44 » by SNPA » Tue Apr 15, 2025 12:33 am

FarBeyondDriven wrote:
SNPA wrote:Bump.

Why isn’t this guy at least a second round pick this year?


I'm not factoring in anyone until I know who is coming out. Learned my lesson last year. NIL has completely changed the landscape and guys overseas have complicated contract statuses.

Fair. Talent wise this guy is an NBA prospect. If Sac took him in the second I’d be happy. He isn’t the best positional fit but he could be best available.
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Post#45 » by FarBeyondDriven » Wed Apr 16, 2025 10:48 pm

Read on Twitter


he's in
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Re: Hansen Yang 

Post#46 » by SNPA » Thu Apr 17, 2025 10:57 pm

FarBeyondDriven wrote:
Read on Twitter


he's in

I’ve looked into him more. I think he goes first round. He is a Klutch client.
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Re: Hansen Yang 

Post#47 » by SeattleJazzFan » Fri Apr 18, 2025 3:33 pm

i'd take a chance on him in the first round.
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Re: Hansen Yang 

Post#48 » by babyjax13 » Fri Apr 18, 2025 6:48 pm

If he has lost 30 pounds and isn't also asthmatic he could be nice. Otherwise he is a second round flier that you hope can physically develop enough to stay on the court in short stretches.
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Post#50 » by BigGargamel » Fri Apr 18, 2025 10:02 pm

babyjax13 wrote:If he has lost 30 pounds and isn't also asthmatic he could be nice. Otherwise he is a second round flier that you hope can physically develop enough to stay on the court in short stretches.


This. Classic mid to late 2nd round pick that you hope can defy the odds and become a decent NBA contributor. There is absolutely no reason to take this guy in the first round, not with Wolf, Sorber, Raynaud, Beringer, Kalkbrenner as superior center prospects who should be available in the 20's.
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Re: Hansen Yang 

Post#51 » by SNPA » Fri Apr 18, 2025 11:25 pm

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babyjax13 wrote:If he has lost 30 pounds and isn't also asthmatic he could be nice. Otherwise he is a second round flier that you hope can physically develop enough to stay on the court in short stretches.


This. Classic mid to late 2nd round pick that you hope can defy the odds and become a decent NBA contributor. There is absolutely no reason to take this guy in the first round, not with Wolf, Sorber, Raynaud, Beringer, Kalkbrenner as superior center prospects who should be available in the 20's.

Isn’t he the best passer of the bunch?
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Post#52 » by BigGargamel » Fri Apr 18, 2025 11:27 pm

SNPA wrote:
BigGargamel wrote:
babyjax13 wrote:If he has lost 30 pounds and isn't also asthmatic he could be nice. Otherwise he is a second round flier that you hope can physically develop enough to stay on the court in short stretches.


This. Classic mid to late 2nd round pick that you hope can defy the odds and become a decent NBA contributor. There is absolutely no reason to take this guy in the first round, not with Wolf, Sorber, Raynaud, Beringer, Kalkbrenner as superior center prospects who should be available in the 20's.

Isn’t he the best passer of the bunch?


I would say Wolf and Sorber are better. But, what does that really have to do with anything?

You really can't underestimate how bad the competition is in the CBA. It's much worse than American college. The guy is extremely nonathletic. That's almost impossible to overcome unless he has a Jokic-like glow up.
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Re: Hansen Yang 

Post#53 » by SNPA » Fri Apr 18, 2025 11:31 pm

BigGargamel wrote:
SNPA wrote:
BigGargamel wrote:
This. Classic mid to late 2nd round pick that you hope can defy the odds and become a decent NBA contributor. There is absolutely no reason to take this guy in the first round, not with Wolf, Sorber, Raynaud, Beringer, Kalkbrenner as superior center prospects who should be available in the 20's.

Isn’t he the best passer of the bunch?


I would say Wolf and Sorber are better. But, what does that really have to do with anything?

You really can't underestimate how bad the competition is in the CBA. It's much worse than American college.

Ok. I have Wolf as better off the dribble. Otherwise, this kid is clearly the best passing center IMO.

He can only play the competition in front of him. I’ve read he gave it to Sarr a year ago.
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Re: Hansen Yang 

Post#54 » by FarBeyondDriven » Sat Apr 19, 2025 6:57 am

BigGargamel wrote:
babyjax13 wrote:If he has lost 30 pounds and isn't also asthmatic he could be nice. Otherwise he is a second round flier that you hope can physically develop enough to stay on the court in short stretches.


This. Classic mid to late 2nd round pick that you hope can defy the odds and become a decent NBA contributor. There is absolutely no reason to take this guy in the first round, not with Wolf, Sorber, Raynaud, Beringer, Kalkbrenner as superior center prospects who should be available in the 20's.


Yang is much better than all of them
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Re: Hansen Yang 

Post#55 » by babyjax13 » Sat Apr 19, 2025 6:59 am

FarBeyondDriven wrote:
BigGargamel wrote:
babyjax13 wrote:If he has lost 30 pounds and isn't also asthmatic he could be nice. Otherwise he is a second round flier that you hope can physically develop enough to stay on the court in short stretches.


This. Classic mid to late 2nd round pick that you hope can defy the odds and become a decent NBA contributor. There is absolutely no reason to take this guy in the first round, not with Wolf, Sorber, Raynaud, Beringer, Kalkbrenner as superior center prospects who should be available in the 20's.


Yang is much better than all of them

Is he in better shape? I watched a few games last season and was disappointed, but no denying that there are some fun tools there. I just worry that he can't get in physical shape to be a consistent contributor (and Im not saying there are work ethic issues, some guys just dont have the right physical attributes). If there is little physical improvement from last season it doesn't bode well for improving his body long term.
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Post#56 » by FarBeyondDriven » Sat Apr 19, 2025 7:22 am

babyjax13 wrote:
FarBeyondDriven wrote:
BigGargamel wrote:
This. Classic mid to late 2nd round pick that you hope can defy the odds and become a decent NBA contributor. There is absolutely no reason to take this guy in the first round, not with Wolf, Sorber, Raynaud, Beringer, Kalkbrenner as superior center prospects who should be available in the 20's.


Yang is much better than all of them

Is he in better shape? I watched a few games last season and was disappointed, but no denying that there are some fun tools there. I just worry that he can't get in physical shape to be a consistent contributor (and Im not saying there are work ethic issues, some guys just dont have the right physical attributes). If there is little physical improvement from last season it doesn't bode well for improving his body long term.


he looks noticeably slimmer to me. I don't think he lacks athleticism at all especially for his legit 7' size. It's his conditioning I'm mostly worried about. It's very much a concern. All we can go on right now is how did he look against his peers in international play and the answer is in 7 games he averaged a double double with 5 assists and 5 blocks per game. The combine (if he goes) should provide some insight.



throwing alley oops to himself off the backboard and spin moves into a baseline dunk from outside the paint and bringing up the ball leading fast breaks are not ordinary things for 7 footers. Who are these world-beating centers he needs to worry about outside of a handful? If Edey can contribute and is a first rounder I don't know why Yang couldn't be.
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Post#57 » by babyjax13 » Sat Apr 19, 2025 7:53 am

FarBeyondDriven wrote:
babyjax13 wrote:
FarBeyondDriven wrote:
Yang is much better than all of them

Is he in better shape? I watched a few games last season and was disappointed, but no denying that there are some fun tools there. I just worry that he can't get in physical shape to be a consistent contributor (and Im not saying there are work ethic issues, some guys just dont have the right physical attributes). If there is little physical improvement from last season it doesn't bode well for improving his body long term.


he looks noticeably slimmer to me. I don't think he lacks athleticism at all especially for his legit 7' size. It's his conditioning I'm mostly worried about. It's very much a concern. All we can go on right now is how did he look against his peers in international play and the answer is in 7 games he averaged a double double with 5 assists and 5 blocks per game. The combine (if he goes) should provide some insight.



throwing alley oops to himself off the backboard and spin moves into a baseline dunk from outside the paint and bringing up the ball leading fast breaks are not ordinary things for 7 footers. Who are these world-beating centers he needs to worry about outside of a handful? If Edey can contribute and is a first rounder I don't know why Yang couldn't be.

Yah, looking side by side at these clips from last year he does look slimmer. I will see if I can get a full game from somewhere.
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Re: Hansen Yang 

Post#58 » by SNPA » Sat Apr 19, 2025 3:23 pm

From the clips and scouting videos I’ve seen I’m getting a modern Vlade vibe.
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Re: Hansen Yang 

Post#59 » by shangrila » Mon Apr 21, 2025 1:16 am

babyjax13 wrote:
FarBeyondDriven wrote:
babyjax13 wrote:Is he in better shape? I watched a few games last season and was disappointed, but no denying that there are some fun tools there. I just worry that he can't get in physical shape to be a consistent contributor (and Im not saying there are work ethic issues, some guys just dont have the right physical attributes). If there is little physical improvement from last season it doesn't bode well for improving his body long term.


he looks noticeably slimmer to me. I don't think he lacks athleticism at all especially for his legit 7' size. It's his conditioning I'm mostly worried about. It's very much a concern. All we can go on right now is how did he look against his peers in international play and the answer is in 7 games he averaged a double double with 5 assists and 5 blocks per game. The combine (if he goes) should provide some insight.



throwing alley oops to himself off the backboard and spin moves into a baseline dunk from outside the paint and bringing up the ball leading fast breaks are not ordinary things for 7 footers. Who are these world-beating centers he needs to worry about outside of a handful? If Edey can contribute and is a first rounder I don't know why Yang couldn't be.

Yah, looking side by side at these clips from last year he does look slimmer. I will see if I can get a full game from somewhere.

That Slomo-esque Euro is fun.

I wonder if that's a lower end outcome for him? A bigger version of Kyle Anderson?
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Re: Hansen Yang 

Post#60 » by babyjax13 » Mon Apr 21, 2025 2:00 am

shangrila wrote:
babyjax13 wrote:
FarBeyondDriven wrote:
he looks noticeably slimmer to me. I don't think he lacks athleticism at all especially for his legit 7' size. It's his conditioning I'm mostly worried about. It's very much a concern. All we can go on right now is how did he look against his peers in international play and the answer is in 7 games he averaged a double double with 5 assists and 5 blocks per game. The combine (if he goes) should provide some insight.



throwing alley oops to himself off the backboard and spin moves into a baseline dunk from outside the paint and bringing up the ball leading fast breaks are not ordinary things for 7 footers. Who are these world-beating centers he needs to worry about outside of a handful? If Edey can contribute and is a first rounder I don't know why Yang couldn't be.

Yah, looking side by side at these clips from last year he does look slimmer. I will see if I can get a full game from somewhere.

That Slomo-esque Euro is fun.

I wonder if that's a lower end outcome for him? A bigger version of Kyle Anderson?

I see someone more like Ilgauskas or Marc Gasol on offense as - if everything in the world went right - his ideal outcome. I don't really see the faceup game of Sengun/SloMo/Domantas. But I haven't watched a full game since last year so idk
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