Again, the basic board of the Rockets is defense, and the starting axis of the Rockets that I observed this year is: Van Jordan (organization) - Green (quarterback) - Shen Jing (forward control);Dillon + Smith is just defensive. In this set of starters, Van Shen was guarded, Green did not play well, and it was an endless loop;Green, on the other hand, played well, and there was less pressure on Van Shen. The outbursts of Dillon and Smith are both in the category of risk.
Judging from the bench, Aaron Holiday and Jeff Green both broke out occasionally, and Tate can contribute defensively. And Amen, just began to practice. - Speaking of which, the Rockets' lineup is also at the play-off level.
And if the Rockets want to win more, they need a scorer alive. This man is either Green or Whitmore. Green has indeed been affected by the Fanshen system, but the biggest problem is the scoring problem. In this year's timeline (15-14 in 29 games, eighth in the West), Green's current defense is basically qualified.
If Green plays, it is a blessing for the whole team, which means that the overall kneading is successful. How Green Whitmore becomes offensively aggressive and scoring points should be a matter for the Rockets to focus on. Green's advance or retreat, after all, Whitmore has begun to grow at a high speed. Perhaps soon, this lineup will appear: Amen, Whitmore, Smith, Ethan, Shin Kyung.
Wait time to verify.