Currently, the Rockets have reportedly announced the official signing of former Fort Wayne Mad Ants player DeJoun Jarrow on a 10-day contract, a contract signed using a difficult exception:
Djon Jarrow played for the Heat during the summer league and averaged 11.6 points, 6.6 rebounds and 5.8 assists per game, while signing a two-way contract with the Pacers in August. While playing for the Pacers' Club's Fort Wayne Mad Ants, Djorone Jarrow averaged 9.7 points, 4.5 assists and 3.9 rebounds per game.
While it's hard to determine if he'll get a chance in the Rockets, his three-point shooting percentage and defensive ability are believed to be the talent this Rockets need.
On the other hand, due to the impact of the new coronavirus pandemic, the league has had to postpone some games at the moment, and according to ESPN reporter Adrian Wenarowski, the NBA postponed the Spurs' game against the Heat on December 30, Beijing time, because the Heat had fewer than 8 players available in the lineup:
It should be noted that the Heat will usher in a game against the Rockets on January 1, Beijing time, and it is still unknown whether this game can be carried out smoothly.
Finally, ClutchFans lists performances that hope to see from the Rockets for the rest of the season, which are Jaylen Green getting more possession, Shinkin reducing foul rates and getting more playing time, Porter doing better from beyond the three-point line, Wood being traded, and Gordon being sent to competitive teams:
All of the above is arguably the Rockets' best-case scenario for the rest of the season, especially as young players like Green, Porter and Shinkin grow.