Jaylen Green averaged 17 points per game last season, and he was already more than 20 points after last season's All-Star Game, so it is possible to rise to 25 points in the new season, and the conservative point is about 3 points.
Rebounds and assists don't go up much. The rebounds were guarded by rookies Smith and Ethan, and Green didn't need to take much care of it. Porter is more mature in terms of assists, and rookie Taitai may also be an alternative, so Green's assists will not increase, so the data of the new season is conservatively about 23+3+3, and the score may be higher.
Will the Rockets train Green in the way they hold the ball in the future? The Rockets Silas philosophy should be that the guard lineman can hold the ball. He doesn't want the ball in the hands of one man. If Silas had been a coach assistant, he would have developed a big core to hold the ball, just like he did with Nash and Harden.
But Silas is learning from the old Nelson, the old Nelson's system is not to want the ball in one person's hand, but the first and second positions can hold the ball, Jaylen Green will develop the ability to control the ball in the future, but the ball is not necessarily in his hands, the Rockets can control the ball for everyone. It's a bit like the Warriors, the Warriors start Curry, Green can control the ball, including the substitute Iguodala can also control the ball, so as long as Silas coaches the Rockets for a day, Jaylen Green will not become the core of the ball.