The heat and sun games that ended today were really wonderful, and I couldn't help but sigh that the reconstruction level of the Heat and suns was really high, and both teams had made great efforts in cultivating new talents. And this can't help but be reminiscent of yesterday's Rockets and Lone Rangers game, Green has been Wood and Porter Jr. for a long time to accompany the run, which makes people really can't understand some of the Rockets' ideas.
Looking back at the Rockets' game, Green was rarely able to participate in the offense in the opening stage, and more often Green was used as a shooter or back cooker in the bottom corner. In the second quarter, Green scored nine points in a row, but then Green couldn't get the ball again, and could only watch Wood and Porter Jr. go it alone.
The second half quickly lost suspense, and the gap between the two sides was stretched beyond 20 points at one point, which should have been a great opportunity to train new people. But at this time, Silas seemed to suddenly remember that Green was a future star and should enjoy the treatment of a star. As a result, the entire last section of Green was firmly pressed on the bench.
Looking at all the Rockets' games this season, Green's treatment in the last game is a microcosm of his entire season. Compared with the cultivation of rookies by other teams, especially the importance of the lottery show, the Rockets treated Green as if they were a "waste wood". So far this season, Green has averaged 30 minutes per game, can cut 15.5 points, 3 rebounds and 2.1 assists, and has frequently contributed 20+ statistics in recent games, which is enough to prove that Green can match his draft rankings in both physical talent and technology.
Wood is very aware of his position in the team and knows that he is only a pivot point for a transition period, so he desperately brushes up on the data. Little Potter is completely a nerve knife, playing ball completely but the brain, all relying on a tiger force in the rampage. The Rockets understandably hope that the two will play a little data and thus add a little chip in future trades, but the problem is that Green's tactical positioning is also too bizarre.
Look at the Pistons' use of their peers, Cunningham, and the Knights' use of The Flower Mobley, everything revolves around them in laying out tactics that give them full trust and nurturing. On the other hand, Green, more often than not, can only follow Wood and Little Potter to do a turn back run, a grand show is really enough to hold back.
The Rockets' goal this season is still to swing and then be able to win a good pick. After all, 22 years is a big year for the interior line, and being able to pick up an internal cornerstone is definitely the most hopeful for the reconstruction of the rocket. However, now that there is a great opportunity to fully develop Green, not even the most basic set of complete tactical systems, can there be any hope for reconstruction? What about even getting a top pick this season? If you don't know how to cultivate new people, what year and month will the day of reconstruction go?
(Text/shitou)