NBA Summer League takeaways: Flagg, hope for the hopeless Hornets and a chilled Chinese giant
Briefly

The Portland Trailblazers drafted Yang Hansen at No. 16 overall, previously viewed as a second-round pick. In the Vegas Summer League, Hansen showcased exceptional offensive skills and an unusual passing ability for his height, drawing comparisons to Nikola Jokic. Meanwhile, Cooper Flagg, the No. 1 overall pick, also impressed at Summer League, scoring 31 points in his second game. Flagg's versatility in scoring, passing, and defending has sparked excitement, with many believing he is among the most promising prospects since Zion Williamson due to his strong work ethic.
The Portland Trailblazers selected Yang Hansen at No. 16 overall, surprising many critics, but his performance in the Vegas Summer League has made them rethink their judgment.
Cooper Flagg, the highly touted No. 1 pick, demonstrated his skill and versatility in the Summer League, scoring 31 points in his final appearance against the Spurs.
Yang Hansen has been impressively skilled offensively and has a unique passing ability for someone his size, drawing comparisons to Nikola Jokic.
Flagg's well-rounded game and impressive work ethic indicate that he could become one of the league's top players, with success anticipated as he enters the NBA.
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