Trail Blazers reporter Joe Freeman was interviewed by domestic reporters today. During the interview, he talked about Yang Hansen being criticized by many netizens for eating late-night snacks.

Joe Freeman said: "My opinion is, it looks delicious, I hope to know where he went, and I also wanted to eat hot pot with him after the game. This is very common. I haven't talked to Yang Hansen about it, so I should explain it first, but it is very common for players to go out after the game. , especially eating in restaurants."

"Almost no one in the NBA practices after games. You have to understand that these players played two games in two nights and tonight they started again, which is three games in four nights. As we said, their pace is very fast and they work very hard. , behind the scenes they do need to rest, players do need to eat, it's very common, it's completely acceptable in NBA culture, and I suddenly remembered something, I don't know if it was 10 years ago or 15 years ago, I was covering a Trail Blazers game in Los Angeles, and my colleagues were getting the job done. Stopped at a popular local restaurant and you know who walked in? It was Kobe and some of his teammates, so it's not unusual at all for everyone in the league to have some good Chinese food. As a fan, he should take care of himself," Joe Freeman said.

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