Yang Hansen's true shooting percentage ranks last in the league! Significantly trailing the second-to-last, his shooting skills require substantial improvement.

On January 6th Beijing time, the Trail Blazers fan forum shared Yang Hansen's true shooting percentage details as follows—

Yang Hansen currently holds the lowest true shooting percentage in the league (although the sample size is small, it is still below 40%, at only 39.5%), significantly lagging behind the league's second-lowest player in this metric (Chris Paul, whose data sample is similarly limited, has a rate of 41.3%).

Detailed offensive statistics:

Three-point shooting: extremely low accuracy, hitting just 3 out of 22 attempts, a 13.6% success rate.

Mid-range shooting: almost no contribution.

Finishing at the rim: shooting percentage below the league average, making 15 of 52 attempts, which is 28.8%.

Free throw percentage: over 90%.

True shooting percentage formula: total points scored / [2 × (total field goal attempts + 0.44 × free throw attempts)], reflecting a player's efficiency in capitalizing on opportunities, with a greater weighting on three-point shots compared to standard shooting percentages.

His defensive performance has shown clear improvement recently, but offensively, by NBA standards, his efficiency is very low across three-point shooting, mid-range scoring, and finishing at the rim. His rebounding is also limited, and the team seemingly does not rely on his passing or playmaking, as his ball handling on the court appears somewhat casual. Currently, the only consistent offensive contribution he provides is quality screening. His shooting ability still needs significant enhancement—similar to the progress made by Klingen.