Seeing Lee Hyun-jung makes me realize how amazing Hachimura is..

Seeing how Lee Hyun-jung tried to challenge himself through the NCAA but failed, played in the Australian and Japanese leagues, and then tried again only to fail at being a two-way player..
It's amazing to see how Hachimura entered as the 9th overall draft pick and has endured for years, moving between being a starter and a sixth man…
His 3-point percentage is over 40% as well…
Even though his defense and rebounding are lacking, seeing him hold his ground like that, I think his accuracy in 3-pointers and mid-range shots plays a big part…
Of course, it might be because of "Japan Money,"
But seeing how China's Jokic and Yang Hansen got dominated in less than a year and relegated to garbage time players, I don't think that's it either…
Seeing how the Clippers picked him up immediately when the Lakers didn't re-sign him after he became a FA, there is a steady demand for him…
If Lee Hyun-jung can just make it into the league first…
If he can show insane performance even for just a few games, he could sign a standard contract, but it's so hard to open that door.
From our perspective, a player like Lee Hyun-jung is not someone common..