The NBA draft has always been in the spotlight, but this year, China's Yang Hansen's decision has been in the spotlight. According to well-known basketball commentator Yang Yi, Yang Hansen is not ready to participate in the draft, and the Qingdao team he plays for does not agree to his departure, which makes him unable to participate in this year's NBA draft.
Yang's decision sparked widespread discussion. Although he is still a rookie, his reputation has been widely known in the basketball world at home and abroad, and his talent and potential have attracted the attention of many scouts. However, Qingdao's attitude meant that even if there were NBA teams interested in him, they would not be able to get him into the league. Yang Hansen has not been looking for an agent so far, which shows that he is very obedient to the team's arrangement.
Some people think that Yang Hansen was too submissive and did not make positive choices for his career. His attitude could make him miss out on getting into the NBA. While Qingdao has invested a lot of time and resources into Yang's development, most fans want to see more Chinese players in action in the NBA.
If the Qingdao team insists on not letting Yang Hansen go to the NBA, they may be under continuous public opinion pressure. In the age of the internet, every decision is recorded and remembered for a long time. Yang's situation has also raised questions about other talented players who may also fail to live up to their potential for various reasons.
In addition to Yang's decision, rumors in the basketball world about Guangdong men's basketball player Weems doping have intensified recently. There were reports that Weems was related to doping, but the Guangdong team officially refuted the rumors and accused a certain self-media of spreading false information. The self-media insisted on his own statement and provided sources from foreign media. Since then, another blogger has supported the Guangdong team, pointing out that the organization that had banned Weems is not recognized by FIBA and the World Anti-Doping Agency.
Weems' performance has raised some suspicions because he is still outstanding at the age of 37, scoring 32 points in 25 minutes. This led some to suspect that he was doping and sparked a heated discussion online. This controversy could affect the morale of the Guangdong team during the playoffs. You must know that the Guangdong team performed well in the third stage, with 12 consecutive wins, and is likely to become one of the favorites for the championship.
The competition on the basketball court is not only a contest of skills, but also a variety of off-the-board moves. Whether it's the CBA or the NBA, such situations are common. These events remind us that basketball players' careers are influenced not only by their performance on the court, but also by team policies, media coverage, and public opinion. For Hansen Yang and Weems, it remains to be seen what their future holds.