The Rockets are in the rebuilding phase, and their record performance is irrelevant to them, because management will prefer a better chance of getting a high draft pick in the case of a poor record, while the young players in the team can grow well enough this season.
Kevin Porter Jr. is undoubtedly one of the most anticipated young players in the Rockets squad right now, and in an interview, Porter said he is not a traditional point guard, and he hopes to continue to play for the Rockets in his own way for years to come:
For the Rockets, at least, they don't want Kevin Porter Jr. to be the number one point guard to pass on the offensive end, they want to see Porter score well enough on the offensive end. Of course, how Porter can grow in the future of this rocket will certainly be more worth looking forward to.
On the other hand, the Rockets have also faced Eric Gordon's injury problems for some time in the past, and it is said that The Houston Chronicle reporter Jonathan Fagan said that Gordon's injury situation has been updated:
"Rocket guard Eric Gordon is still in doubt about the Rockets' next game against the Grizzlies, which is the Rockets' back-to-back first game, so he probably won't play in both games anyway, and it looks more likely that he will return in the game against the Wizards after this game."
Even though Gordon is not a veteran player who meets the Rockets' future team building needs, he can still bring the Rockets on the court to help solid offensive and defensive ends and coach young players.
Finally, Houston Chronicle reporter Jonathan Fagan posted on social media about Jaylen Green's shooting training in the Rockets' intra-team training:
Jaylen Green is undoubtedly a young player at the Rockets' future cornerstone level, and green has really been able to show talent well in some games so far this season, which is why he is the cornerstone of the Rockets' future.