The Rockets resumed on-court training after the NBA All-Star Game, and are on track to beat the Magic on the road. Today, the Rockets resumed training at the Stadium at the Toyota Center in Houston. The Rockets, after a long break for the All-Star Game, will challenge the Magic at Orlando Amway Arena at 8 a.m. this Saturday, likely to win their 16th win of the season.
The Rockets are currently in last place in the West with a record of 15 wins and 43 losses, with 24 regular-season games to play, and the Rockets are expected to end the season with a record of 17 wins and 65 losses. The Rockets will pursue this season's signing with the greatest probability.
With Saturday's crucial game against the Orlando Magic, the Magic are currently only 13-47, finishing last in the league. The Magic will most likely continue to give up games to the point where they get a pick to start the 2022 NBA Draft.
As the 2021-22 season comes to an end, head coach Stephen Silas focuses on developing young players in the team, on the one hand, it is conducive to maintaining the health of players, such as starting point guards Kevin Porter Jr. and Eric Gordon have missed many games.
The good news is that after nearly a week off, both Porter Jr. and Gordon are expected to make a comeback against the Magic on Saturday. They will help the team win the game.
The cast has been removed from Usman Garruba's left wrist. Head coach Stephen Silas said he still can't go to training, but he can catch the basketball and recover well. Bruno Fernando and Dennis Schroeder excelled in three-pointer training, especially in intra-team matches.
Coach Silas said the players were in very good form and had hopes of winning a win in Orlando. Do you think the Rockets can beat the Magic on the road?
