@CWHoopShow The mismatch is something that she needs to take advantage of. Starting this game can be a real game changer in her career if she can turn it around in the second half🤞
@CWHoopShow Despite the loss from New York today, Han Xu showed great minutes and efficiency. Unfortunate to see her and Rebekah Gardner get minimal minutes towards the end of the game when they were so crucial in the initial lead
@CWHoopShow I'm worried that she intends to stay in New York in the interest of her fanbase + being on a championship-caliber roster. Nonetheless, I hope the coaching staff tries to incorporate her into the rotation because this is starting to look like 2023 again...
@raya4 It’s odd because she’s spending a lot of time sitting around the 3PT setting screens—perhaps the playbook has her as more of a facilitator rather than a scorer. Her time in the WNBL and Olympics shows that she knows how to get in position, so I’m not sure what changed..
@ddubxdo Han really needs to work on her rebounding. Although it seems a bit odd because she's constantly opting to boxing out instead of fighting for the rebound--perhaps a play for someone else to collect?
@nikas2points don’t lose hope yet!! there’s still a chance for her to get a developmental player spot since the team has to waive any rookie/training camp contracts before converting to a developmental player. given how tight the roster is, seems like this was bound to happen either way
@CWHoopShow As much as I want her to return to New York (especially with this 2022 roster reunion), I'd much rather her go to a team where she'll receive a little more consistent playing time. 😄
@CWHoopShow Fair enough. She does need the minutes to prove herself in the WNBA, that way her value as a player increases. Hate to say it, but it seemed like New York was almost just keeping her as fan service towards the end.