The Houston Rockets avenged a one-shot loss to their opponent the day before with a 110-104 victory over subordinate team Rio Grande Canyon Vipers in a developmental league game. The Vipers improved their record to 6-3, while the captain's record slipped to 5-4.
Lechu was a solid performer in the game, playing 35 minutes and 28 seconds in the game, scoring 16 points, 5 rebounds, 7 assists, 2 steals and 1 block, and also reached a plus/minus of +13. Lechu has excellent breakout and finishing ability on the offensive end, and is also quite good in playmaking and tanning. Defensively, he can also help the team a lot.
These outstanding performances became an important factor for Vipers to win the race. Lechu made nine appearances for the team throughout the season, averaging 25 minutes per game4 minutes, the average data per game is 119 points 31 rebound 42 assists 13 steals 16 caps.
Although his three-point shooting percentage is a bit miserable, he can still provide a lot of support for the team on both offensive and defensive ends. Lechu is physically gifted and athletic, and is often able to pull off some amazing dunks. Although he was an NBA player, he spent several seasons in the Development League and played for the Phoenix Suns and Indiana Pacers.
His projection needs to improve, but he still has the ability to survive in today's NBA. Whether Lechu's shooting ability can be improved and if he has a chance to return to the NBA court is unknown.