Evaluation of the risk coefficient of three Chinese men s basketball players studying abroad

The Chinese basketball world has been very lively in recent days. Many players have gone to overseas leagues to play, breaking the long-silent overseas drought. Yang Hansen has successfully entered the NBA, which has rekindled the fans' enthusiasm for basketball. Today I will analyze the risk coefficients of the three most representative players of the Chinese men's basketball team. Overall, Zeng Fanbo's risk coefficients for studying abroad are the highest, while Yang Hansen is the lowest.

Let's first look at Zeng Fanbo. According to US media reports, the Nets and Zeng Fanbo are only signed with e10 contract, which means that the possibility of entering the NBA next season has not been officially confirmed. Xiao Zeng’s main task is to play the preseason well and strive to get the Nets’ last two-way contract. In the past two days, many fans and self-media have said that the Nets signed Zeng Fanbo because of the NBA China Championship. They naturally mentioned the Chinese market. In fact, this is nothing. The Chinese market was originally the backer of these overseas players. Since we have it, why don’t we use it? And no matter what the reason is, as long as you can go out, it is good. Even so, Zeng Fanbo's risk factor is the highest. Whether he can stay depends on himself.

Next, let's talk about Yu Jiahao. Don't think that the European League is much better than the NBA. Yu Jiahao spent his first season in the Spanish Second Division. He must perform well this season and strive for two foreign aid places for the team next season. The competition in the European League is also very fierce. Yu Jiahao only has the advantage of size. His risk factor may not be as high as Zeng Fanbo, but it is definitely not as low as Yang Hansen. As fans, we can only believe in Yu Jiahao's ability.

Finally, let's talk about Yang Hansen. He has the lowest risk factor among these three overseas players. Since the Trail Blazers have selected him with 16 first rounds, they must focus on cultivating him. Moreover, Yang Hansen's rookie contract is four years. In the past two years, for a guaranteed contract, even if Yang Hansen does not perform well in the short term, he will have plenty of time to train. I personally think that Yang Hansen's performance in his first season will not be too bad, and he has the ability to gain a foothold in the NBA. The level of the risk coefficient for overseas study is based on their overall strength and current situation. Whether they can be played in the end depends on themselves. Who do you think is most likely to play these three players?