Completely out of the rotation, the Rockets interior nova may really be scrapped?
In today's NBA regular season game, the Houston Rockets, who played at home, lost power again in the final quarter, and they lost to the Washington Wizards 103-108 after a hard fight. After this game, the Rockets' record slipped to 11-37 and remained at the bottom of the Western Conference; The Wizards' record improved to 22-26, continuing to rank 11th in the East.
Rockets' interior star, Usman Garuba, didn't get a minute of playing time during the game, sitting on the sidelines and watching the entire game. Rockets coach Stephen Silas opted to include another backup center, Bruno Fernando, in the team's rotation, and Fernando's performance has been fairly consistent. In this case, Garuba will not be able to grab the opportunity to play.
So far this season, Garuba's performance has clearly not met expectations. He played a total of 45 games in his first 48 games, averaging just 13.8 minutes per game, during which time he contributed only 3 points, 4.7 rebounds, 1 assist, 0.7 steals and 065 blocks while shooting 51 percent from the field, 40.9 percent from three-point range and 52.8 percent from the free-throw line.
As the season progressed, Garuba's performance seemed to get worse and worse. His contribution on the offensive end is getting lower and lower, and he is gradually losing confidence and the feeling of play. The Rockets coaching staff is also clearly unhappy with his performance, and he has played less and less minutes in recent times, and his tactical status on the court has become lower and lower. According to the current momentum, I am afraid that Garuba's first-round pick of the big year will really be scrapped.
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