According to reports, the Rockets are already the first team in the league to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 in the 2021-22 season, and the Rockets have now completed the COVID-19 vaccine-enhanced vaccination team.
"Everybody's done," Silas said in an interview, "it's good, I'm definitely aware of what's going on in the league right now, that's for sure." ”
It should be noted that starting from December 17, US time, the league will conduct nucleic acid testing on players who have not received booster needles on match days, even if these players have completed two doses of vaccination before this. However, the follow-up reaction to vaccination may cause players to miss more games, after all, everyone reacts differently to vaccine booster injections.
On the other hand, due to the outbreak of the epidemic between players and staff, the bulls' next two games have been postponed, which are the game against the Raptors on December 15, Beijing time, and the game against the Pistons on December 17, Beijing time.
As many as 10 players in the Bulls squad have entered the health and safety agreement, and the Rockets will usher in a game against the Bulls on December 21, Beijing time, and it is unknown whether the league will postpone this game.
Finally, Rockets coach Stephen Silas revealed the situation of veteran Eric Gordon and said that Gordon may play one of the Rockets' back-to-back games against the Cavaliers and Knicks this week:
It also means that the Rockets will put Gordon on a break against the Cavaliers or Knicks. Gordon is the Rockets' player who has done well in the past, and Being good enough on the court can actually boost his value in a potential trade.