Tuoji: Yang Hansen has no obvious discomfort in the game. He will get a chance before Rowe recovers from injury.

October 6th News Trail Blazers reporter Casey Holdahl shared the team's first week's training camp on a podcast show.

When talking about Yang Hansen's performance, Holdahl said: "I think Yang Hansen performed very well throughout the training camp. What I hope to see and do see is that Yang Hansen is everywhere in the game. As a 20-year-old young man, a center who is 2.18 meters tall, still learning English and has been playing in the CBA, in my opinion, I have never felt like 'Oh my God he really struggles', 'This may be too fast for him' or 'his body may not keep up', I didn't see it at all in Yang Hansen's game. Yang Hansen did a great job in receiving guidance, and it seems that his understanding is indeed getting deeper. And to pay tribute to him, he speaks English more frequently than he has. I speak Chinese much more frequently. I really think Yang Hansen plays very well, which makes me more optimistic about his chance to play in the new season. "

" Loway may not be able to play at the beginning of the new season, and his injury needs at least another review. As of now, Yang Hansen seems to be the candidate for the center of the bench. I will definitely tell everyone that Yang Hansen looks really good. His shooting looks great. He has the ability to dribble, approach the basket, and complete the finish with any hand. I know he doesn't look fast, but it's very smooth for a 2.18-meter player. He really knows how to use his body. He doesn't have to be fast, but he can do it with his footsteps. Klingen also said that Yang Hansen's footsteps are very good. "