Chinese center Hansen Yang and Filipino American guard Dylan Harper each delivered promising performances during their NBA Summer League introductions in Las Vegas. Yang, a 7-foot-1 Chinese center from Zibo,

Along with Yang, Blazers Summer League head coach Ronnie Burrell spoke with reporters after Tuesday’s win. He discussed how the team, Yang, and other individuals players performed against New Orleans, among other topics. The Blazers’ next Summer League game is against the Houston Rockets Thursday at 5 p.m. Pacific on NBATV.

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With two-way center N’Faly Dante likely unavailable (ankle), the Rockets will face off against the Trail Blazers and rookie sensation Yang Hansen.

Hansen had arguably his best showing of Summer League last night with 15 points (3-6 from deep), three boards, two dimes, and two blocks in his 27 minutes. In his postgame interview, Yang talked about the need to improve his conditioning and that his being tired may have led to him looking for his deep shot.

The rookie center scored 20 points with eight rebounds and eight assists over his first two Summer League games.

Yang Hansen probably wouldn’t like the title of this story. By all accounts, the 20-year-old phenom from Zibo in the Shandong province of China is as humble as generational talents come. Yang Hansen in the Spotlight Surrounded by three dozen reporters this weekend,