Grimm evolves again! Grow 5 cm tall, gain 17 pounds, maximum bounce 1.27 meters Meiji: Shooting is also more accurate
On June 27, Beijing time, the Houston Rockets held a grand press conference for the two rookies. No. 4 pick Amen Thompson chose the No. 1 shirt and No. 20 pick Cam Whitmore chose the No. 7 shirt, and both supernovas wear shoes and are 2.01 meters tall.
The Rockets have selected nine first-round picks in the past three years, with the highest pick being Jaylen Green in '21, Smith Jr. in '22 being a scout, and Amen being the No. 4 pick in '23. Jaylen Green is indeed the most outstanding in terms of talent, but people are bombarding him for not working hard enough to waste talent.
Jaylen Green, who is about to enter the third season of his career, has changed, he returned to the gym and the arena early to start hard training, and he began training after the rocket fishing. Rockets reporter wrote: Jaylen Green is at training ground, he will be a future All-Star, everyone will see. ”
Another reporter revealed that Jaylen Green had called Uduka to the manager and said: "I am willing to do anything to win". He went into training early to find the next level, the talented young man worked hard and I think his third year will be great.
Jaylen Green's evolution is clear, he entered the league at 178 pounds, 186 pounds in the second year, and 195 pounds in the third year to gain 17 pounds, and the muscle gain is still ongoing. After entering the league, his height also grew from 6'4 to 6'6 (1.93m-1.98m).
Even more terrifying is the latest data from Rockets expert Bradeux, Amen Thompson has a maximum bounce of 44 inches (1.1176 meters), while Jaylen Green has a maximum bounce of 50 inches (1.27 meters), and the two will become the most talented backcourt combination in the league.
The average height of the Rockets' starters in the new season will also be terrifying, Amen 2.01 meters, Green 1.98 meters, White Devils 2.01 meters, Smith 2.11 meters, Shenjing 2.11 meters. The oldest of the starters in this set is Jaylen Green at 21.
Rockets reporter Salman Alin also said Jaylen Green's shots are also more accurate.
Text/Yan Xiaobai's basketball dream