In an eye-catching game, the Rockets swept the Spurs 93-82, which was not just a victory, but a brilliant performance of four heroes on the court, as well as the determination and wisdom of a coach.
In this tumultuous game, the glowing Van Vliet, Dillon, Shin Jing and Smith led the team to victory with an unparalleled attitude. VanVleet's superb performance was particularly dazzling, and his three-point shot was like a needle, hitting 6 of 17 shots, including the accuracy of the three-point shot that almost surpassed that of the entire Spurs. He not only contributed 16 points, 6 rebounds, 5 assists and 2 steals on the offensive end, but also showed amazing all-round on the court.
He was followed by Dillon, who, while not too good on the scoring end, was a solid wall on the defensive end, keeping the Spurs' three-point shooting percentage at a sluggish level. Shen Jing and Smith showed strong defensive strength on the inside, jointly limiting the opponent's play in the penalty area, and contributed their own strength to the team's victory.
However, the turning point of the game came with a smart adjustment by Coach Udoka. When Green's form was sluggish, he decisively chose to abandon it and let Ethan play. The youngster's performance was nothing short of dazzling, not only freezing his opponents on the defensive end, but also showing his skills on the offensive end. Eason contributed 14 points in the final quarter, including two key three-pointers, which directly affected the outcome of the game and became the most critical part of the Rockets' eventual victory.
To sum up, the victory of the Rockets in this game is not only the result of the excellent performance of the four hero players, but also the result of the wise decision of Coach Udoka. The all-round performances of Van Vliet, Dillon, Shin Kyung and Smith, as well as Ethan's outbursts at key moments, combined to create a glorious victory.