The biggest problem for the Rockets now is probably not the past tense of Jalen Green, but the future continuous tense of Amen.
I don't want to see any more war of words with Jalen Green and no water, it's pointless.
Jalen Green doesn't really need to talk about it anymore, and I judge that the coaching staff is already pretending to be dead after this game, and is determined to give up on him, depending on when the management is looking for a trade and how much can be stopped.
So the topic I want to discuss is that now that Jalen Green has learned from the past, I have an infinite low opinion on Amen, a more rough person.
No matter what Jalen Green says, after all, he was selected three years ago, and my opinion on Porter a few months ago is the same, even if the training cost is high, but it has passed, it is in the past, and there is no problem in sinking it and starting again after changing the new coach, after all, although we have not been able to select a cornerstone player who can directly change the team in the past three years, and we have scrapped a big year's list, but as a puzzle-type player, we have selected well (including Shen Jing).
But Amen's problem is very serious, a first-year rough No. 4 show, and has experienced two suspensions due to injury, the Rockets now want results, not rotten, compared to Jalen Green in the same period, Jalen Green may still be a fraudster with nothing to show for himself, but he can play on the court, Amen doesn't even have a table.
And he's the first high-ranking Udoka picked, and the potential problems he can cause are even more serious than reality has exposed.
One is that there is a conflict between the selection blank and the current team's goals, and we can no longer pay the training cost that matches it on Amen Thompson, from the perspective of the team's rebuilding process, we have wasted a list of signs, and then wasted the last high-level sign at the end of the pendulum period, which is higher than the training cost of the sunken past.
The second is that Udoka is not completely bound to the Rocket, he has proven his coaching skills in the Rocket (defensive basic disk), the Rocket can be said to be in a very embarrassing situation at present, and those who can ship have no trading value, and if you want to enter the market with trading value, it is really a dynamic basic market. Udoka isn't a passable coach who just wants to be on the fringes of the playoffs. There is a high probability that it will be poached in the future.
So in my opinion, compared to Jalen Green's water, choosing Amen in this year's draft is the most unlucky part of the team.
Faced with such a dilemma, I proposed a plan that could not be regarded as a complete solution to the problem but a stop loss for discussion.
Immediately pack Jalen Green and Amen Thompson + other assets in exchange for 2+5 players (you can play on the court, as long as you have some potential).
In a word, you can't bet on Amen Thompson anymore.