Lee Yongwei is a 196cm tall returnee who mainly plays the role of number two on the basketball court, not point guard. Although his passing and vision skills are relatively weak and he is not up to the duties of a point guard, he still has many advantages as well as some shortcomings.
First of all, Li Yongwei dares to take responsibility and can play heroic balls at critical moments. He has shown excellent mental qualities and leadership to step up and win for the team in a pinch. This sense of responsibility is one of his strengths and one of the reasons why he is so acclaimed on the pitch.
Secondly, Li Yongwei has excellent dynamic and static talent and quick reaction ability. His height gives him a strong advantage at the basket, allowing him to rebound and score with ease. In addition, his explosiveness and reaction speed are excellent, allowing him to react quickly in offensive and defensive transitions and cause problems for opponents.
In addition, Li Yongwei also has a certain ability to shoot from mid-range and break through for layups, and performs well in single defense. His shooting skills are relatively consistent and he is able to hit important points in key moments. His breakout layups are also quite good, and he can effectively break through the opponent's defense to score. On the defensive end, he excelled in solo defense and was able to effectively limit opponents' scores.
However, Li Yongwei also has some shortcomings. First of all, his playing style is more personal and lacks a sense of teamwork. In competition, he sometimes pursued individual performance too much and neglected the interests of the team. This individualistic style of play can easily lead to problems with the overall coordination of the team.
Secondly, Lee Yongwei's passing and vision are not good. Since he is not a point guard, his passing skills and vision are relatively weak. This gives him certain limitations in organizing his offense, unable to pass the ball with the same precision and find the best offensive opportunities as a point guard in the No. 1 position.
In addition, Lee Yongwei's projection stability is average. Although he has some ability in mid-range shooting, his shooting consistency needs to be improved. Sometimes his shooting choices were suboptimal, resulting in a drop in shooting percentage.
Finally, on the defensive end, Li Yongwei's defensive ability is insufficient and is easy to be broken through by opponents. When defending, he sometimes lacks the ability to cope with opponents' breakthroughs, and is easy to be broken through by opponents to score.