It s too protective! Yang Hansen lost the best team in Xia Lian, and the Trail Blazers boss angrily criticized the selection mechanism

The 2025 NBA Summer League has all ended, and the best team has also been announced. The first team players include Nick Clifford (Kings), Kyle Filipovsky (Jazz), David Jones (Spurs), Jordan Miller (Clippers), Terrence Shannon Jr. (Timberwolves), and the second team players include Ron Holland II (Pistols), Isaac Jones (Kings), Con Knuper‌ (Hornets), Ajay Mitchell‌ (Thunder), and Simpson (Hornets).

What is surprising is that Yang Hansen, the No. 16 pick in the first round this year, was unfortunately defeated, which makes people question what the selection criteria for the Best Rookie lineup are? Yang Hansen scored 10 points, 4 rebounds, 5 assists, 3 blocks and 1 steal in his debut in Xialian. He averaged 10.8 points, 5.3 rebounds, 3.8 assists and 2.3 blocks per game in four games, showing a strong passing vision and support ability.

Also dissatisfied with the results of the selection of the best lineup, the Blazers boss was also unsatisfied. When he learned that Yang Hansen lost the selection of the best lineup, he said fiercely that Yang Hansen's performance in Xialian was remarkable. He not only maintained a stable output in terms of scoring, but also supported the team's inside barrier on the defensive end. At the same time, he also had excellent passing vision and support ability. Such a comprehensive inside star was excluded from the best lineup. This selection mechanism is very problematic and very unfair!

In fact, whether it is the fans' upset of the unfairness or the Trail Blazers boss expressing dissatisfaction, it is all about Yang Hansen's ardent hope for Yang Hansen's future development and his current ability. For Yang Hansen himself, he doesn’t need to pay too much attention to the selection results. He should look at anything that happens in the NBA next, and keep a calm mind and steadily improving and honing his ball skills so that more people can see the power of Chinese basketball in the NBA.