The Rockets have made all-round progress, ranking three-point in the team, and the shooting rate of the two generals is over 4 percent.
After the victory over the Pelicans, the Rockets won their second season and beat the Los Angeles Lakers, Golden State Warriors, and Phoenix Suns in the playoffs.
Reporters have counted the Rockets' three-point shooting percentage, and shockingly, there are two people who are shooting above 40% from the field, Aaron Holiday and Dillon Brooks. Placed 3-5 are Tari Ethan, Jabari Smith and Freder van Frant. Moreover, there are some reports that last season, they didn't shoot above 37% from the field, and now they are all in good form.
The biggest addition for the Rockets this summer is Aaron Holiday While he was initially considered the Rockets' No. 3 guard, Amen Thompson's injury this summer made him an unexpectedly good guard. Although his average score is not impressive, Holiday has 42He shot 7 percent from three-point range, which was also the highest on the team.
Then there's Brooks, who didn't get enough attention at first after signing a big contract in the summer, but he hit back with his great performances. He averaged 13 per game7 points 36 rebounds 17 assists 09 blocks while also shooting 41 from three-point range1%, an increase of almost 8% compared to last season.
Others have shown a welcome turnaround, with the likes of Tari Ethan, a newcomer who has suffered from inexperience and long-range shooting, who has risen 5 percentage points to almost 40 percent from three-point range this seasonJabari Smith looks to have regained the level he was at during his college years, and he's become more confident, improving his three-point shooting percentage to 387%, and he also dares to shoot from beyond the three-point line. In addition, Fred VanVleet is ranked No. 5 with 38 percent three-point shooting, and more importantly, he averages a team-high eight three-pointers per game.