Will it be accurate DeepSeek multi-dimensional prediction Yang Hansen will score 14+8+4+2 comprehensive data for his debut

July 12th, at 11:00 today, the NBA Casino Summer League, the Trail Blazers vs. the Warriors, Chinese player Yang Hansen will make his NBA Summer League debut.

The editor used DeepSeek to predict Yang Hansen's debut data today:

Key data prediction

Score: 12-16 points

Yang Hansen's average score in the Trail Blazers training was stable at around 15 points, showing a good finishing efficiency.

The Warriors have insufficient inside height (Tuxi, the second round pick with a maximum of 211cm), Yang Hansen has obvious advantages in height (216cm) and wingspan (220cm), and there are more opportunities to score down after playing singles at low positions and supporting the high positions.

However, the tension in the first actual combat and insufficient team running-in should be considered, and the shooting percentage may be slightly lower than the training level.

Rebound: 7-9

Average rebounds per game in training is 8, and its static talent (282cm in standing height) has a natural advantage in protecting front and back rebounds.

The Warriors' Summer United lineup lacks strong inside line, and has average rebound protection ability in the last three games (only snatched 33 rebounds against the Heat).

Assisted: 3-4 times

Yang Hansen's ability to support is his core selling point, with an average of 4 assists per game in training and a 75% pass success rate.

The Trail Blazers Summer League lineup includes players with no-ball running ability such as Love and Sissoko, and are expected to create assist opportunities through pick-and-roll cooperation.

Blocks: 2-3 times

CBA season averaged 2.6-2.8 blocks per game, with excellent judgment on defensive position selection and block timing.

Warriors outside players frequently hit the basket (such as Robinson averaged 10+ times per game), and Yang Hansen's value of the frame protection will be magnified.

Potential shortcomings: errors and fouls

Errors: May reach 3-4 times, due to language communication disorders and rusty tactical execution.

Foul: The movement specifications need to be controlled (the Warriors may commit fouls against their lateral movement speed), which is expected to be about 4 times.

⚖Influencing Factors Analysis

Favoritable Conditions

Tactical Status: After Klingen was absent, Yang Hansen locked in the starting center, and his playing time is expected to be more than 25 minutes.

Adversary weakness: The Warriors have weak inside configuration (no orthodox center), and Tuxi lacks dynamic ability (return to run for 4.17 seconds vs. Yang Hansen 3.01 seconds).

Coach Trust: Billups personally guided the tactics, and the team made a separate poster for him, which shows the importance.

⚠Challenge and Risk

Physical fitness reserve: From the CBA playoffs to the NBA trial training, fatigue may affect the efficiency of the second half.

Defensive adaptability: It is necessary to quickly deal with the Warriors' small ball rhythm and pick-and-roll external bullet tactics.

First highlights

Pick-and-roll coordination effect: The pick-and-roll tacit understanding with Love and Sissoko will determine the smoothness of the offensive.

Three-point shooting attempt: If the outside hits (training three-point rate is 35.7%), you can further open up the space.

Key ball treatment: If the score is stalemate in the last quarter, can its support or low-level singles become a breakthrough point?

Summary prediction

If Yang Hansen can quickly adapt to the offense and defense rhythm, he is expected to approach the comprehensive data of "14+8+4+2", becoming another first-round mid-range rookie with outstanding debut since Shen Jing (2021 Summer United averaged 14+11).