In a game that ended today, the Rockets narrowly beat the Spurs 128-124, with Porter and Eric Gordon playing super-gods in the final quarter. This game is a three-joy for the Rockets, the first: the Rockets most need to increase the value of Wood Gordon all broke out. Second: The Rockets finally made a tactical choice, giving Jaylen Green more of a no-ball running tactic than a bottom corner squat. Silas was finally willing to take it apart when he used Potter and Green, rather than the same as above.
Third: The Rockets still continue their strategy, chasing the league's bottom three record, although the Rockets won but still firmly in the third-to-last position. Not to mention that the league's penultimate number one is not a good choice in the first place. If you have watched the NBA League draft in recent years, you should find that all the teams in the league that are the bottom of the league cannot draw the lottery. Last season, the Rockets were the league's penultimate number one, and they ended up taking a head-to-head. Therefore, the penultimate third is theoretically more likely to win the first prize.
The Rockets are now accumulating as much talent as possible, with Jaylen Green as the cornerstone of the outer line and 22 years as the big year on the inside. The Rockets can't afford to waste opportunities like they did in the three years of the Lottery. The current Spurs are not the Rockets that did not rot in the past, the team can't go up, down and don't mess. Looking at the full-court stats, the Spurs Murray scored 32 points, 10 boards and 11 assists, Forbes 21 points, Vasell 12 points, Walker 12 points, Johnson 18 points, Diop 11, Bortel 13 points.
But what about this soldier of the whole people? The Spurs still can't make the playoffs, so that fans can't see hope. They're stuck on that crap again. 15 wins and 25 losses, 11th in the West, can only say that the Spurs themselves forgot how they rose that year. The spurs' rise has never relied on these low-ranking rookies, but on Duncan's talent of high-ranking talents. That's why Rockets boss Fertitta ordered a loss in his previous winning streak.
Before the trade deadline, the Rockets will definitely maximize the value of the chips in their hands. The first is Wood, who cut 23 points and 11 boards today, and wood has still brushed a good hand this season. If put on the trade market, Wood could get a first-round pick for the Rockets. Eric Gordon, on the other hand, was negative on last year's trade deadline, but this season Gordon played the most efficient of his career. Gordon has played in 36 games for the Rockets this season, averaging 14.8 points and 3.4 assists in 29 minutes per game, shooting 50% from the field and 45.2% from three-point range.
Previously, Gordon was already worth a first-round draft pick in the trading market, and now Gordon has raised his price. According to US media reports, there are a large number of strong teams that want to get Gordon from the Rockets, and now Gordon can definitely exchange two first-round draft picks for the Rockets. In the final analysis, Gordon is different from Westbrook, and he has a huge bonus to the team's attack and defense on the court. In Gordon's 20-point game this season, the Rockets have a terrifying 7-1 record. In these 8 games, Gordon scored 32 points, 31 points and 24 points.
It's also the league's first record, and in a bad team, you can win with a score of 20+, which is extremely rare in the entire league. In the league's bottom three teams, no player is more dominant than Gordon, and Gordon's playoffs tend to be stronger than the regular season, and other teams don't say that if the Jazz don't take Gordon and are robbed by their playoff opponents, then the Jazz are finished. Gordon was eating and sleeping to beat Mitchell.