Beijing time on December 20th, with Wood's comeback, the Rockets also won the previous game with the Pistons, the next few games rockets schedule is still difficult and abnormal, and even with the Bulls, Bucks such a first-class team, but fortunately, the rocket team also has some fresh forces can come back to help, according to Silas, the rockets' main controller Porter Jr. will come back in the game with the Hornets, and another starting point guard, Jaylen Green, is expected to return on the road trip. It only takes up to 4 games to see the 19-year-old again in the game after a month.
Porter Jr. and Green both have comeback schedules, and for Rockets veteran John Wall, his playing opportunities have become even more unscored. About half a month ago, the Rockets were in the middle of a 7-game winning streak, and Wall saw that the Rockets had been winning, and he was not willing to sit on the bench to watch the ball, so he sat down with Rafael Stone, the boss of the Rockets management team, and Silas, the core of the coaching staff, to discuss the plan to play, but in the end the two sides did not agree.
What now? Wall is still training with the team, but he seems to have no possibility of coming back, after all, several of the Rockets' young players are picking up the girder on the guard line, Matthews has just turned right, Brooks also has a good three-point shooting rate, and Christopher just got the starting position and contributed 10 points and 7 assists in the game against the Pistons, and Gordon also plays the role of core guard in the Rockets' starting lineup.
Still, Wall's idea seemed to be to get the Rockets to notice him again through training. No, today Wall posted training photos on his social media, Wall, who has not appeared in the game for a long time, seems to be more "fat" than last season's game state, which can also be said to be weight gain, but compared to the lean and strong Wall last season, it seems that the current Wall is more and more like James Harden after weight gain.
The 31-year-old Wall has also reached the age of the blessing, but Wall has been training and very disciplined, so now it seems that Wall has gained weight, but it is not particularly bloated, but it seems that the upper limbs have become thicker and stronger.
We know that the young Wall is one of the fastest guards in the NBA, and although Wall is 30 years old last season, he can also show superb speed and breakthrough ability from time to time, all of which depends on his strong body and standard normal weight.
If you go back to the game, can Wall's breakthrough speed remain at the previous level? Perhaps Wall will, like Harden, not rely on speed to win, but rely on skillful ball possession, good breakthrough rhythm and gorgeous footsteps to complete the breakthrough scoring. With the increase of Wall's age, weight gain is a normal phenomenon, perhaps the future "Hardenization" of Wall, is its long-term foothold in the NBA reasonable choice, and then want to rely on speed to win the idea should not be anymore, after all, Wall's age and physical condition has not allowed him to do so.