Count Down Shuru

19শে June, LA-তেই,ইয়াংহানশেনদ্বারা एकটি नিউ tryout session-এ के लिए प्रस्थान हुआ। एটি सिर्फ़ workout नहीं—एक महत्वपूर्ण audition है। दूर से प्रशंसকदल को समझने में मदद करता है: Asia के उभরছা basketball talent की प्रतीक्षा।

Keno Hobe?

হয়তো hype -না; opportunity + preparation. 210cm+ , elite footwork & defensive IQ — rare at his position. Top-50 projections e still not cracked—but Thunder & Bulls late-first-round value picks for potential.

Thunder: Strategic Fit?

No.24 pick—risk-reward sweet spot. Youth & upside focus since last season’s veteran trades. Yang: long-limbed defender, switch-capable, good passer for big man. Modern spacing asset—even if doesn’t start day one. But if drafted? Not for 20 PPG tomorrow—but long-term project.

Bulls’ Quiet Move?

Chicago quietly exploring trade to jump into top 20. Rumors suggest package deals with future picks or young assets. If true? Yang ideal target—not just size/defense—but cultural impact. Brings global relevance beyond DeRozan. Plus: adds Asian market appeal—smart off-court play too.

Data Over Hype

Analyzed >30 int’l prospects—from Dončić to Zhang Zhejiang. What separates them? Consistency under pressure during workouts. Yang showed flashes in private sessions across Europe & NA: clean mechanics, rebounding IQ, composure vs taller opponents. The kind of performance doesn’t get lost in translation… unless you’re bad at reading film—which I am not.

Final Thoughts: Patience Pays Off

Not about immediate stardom—it’s about proving worth among nearly 450 athletes competing globally for six months before contract signed. Yes—I think Yang has serious legs left. OKC or Chi-Town? Less wishful thinking than cold analytics: salary cap space; positional need; injury history; player development systems—all factored behind closed doors. But one thing certain: you don’t make it this far without grit—and maybe just enough dry wit to survive pre-draft interviews asking “What do you think of LeBron?” — something I once answered myself during my BBC days.