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Rockets recruit Dillon Brooks was ejected for a malicious foul less than 5 minutes after his preseason opener against the Pacers. His Rockets debut ended with 0 points, 1 assist and 2 fouls.
At the first 4:33 of the game, Dillon accidentally hit Pacers center Theis while wrapping around cover. Theis looked pained, and the referee determined that Dillon's foul was second-degree malicious, and sent him off the field. Without saying a word, Dillon turned and returned to the dressing room.
As an important addition to the Rockets this season, Dillon has high hopes that he will improve the team's defensive level and bring more resilience.
The Rockets' reporter teased that Dillon wasted no time and quickly completed a malicious foul. This offseason, Dillon signed a four-year contract with the Rockets worth a total of $90 million.
In the World Cup, Dillon's performance was widely recognized, and he was selected as the best defensive player. In the game against the United States, Dillon started the game and played the full 42 minutes, shooting 12-of-18 from the field, 7-of-8 from three-point range, and scored a game-high 39 points!
It's worth mentioning that Dillon shot 32.6 percent from three-point range in the NBA regular season last season, compared to just 23.8 percent in the playoffs. However, at the World Cup, he shot a whopping 58.8 percent from three-point range, 59.4 percent from the field and 79.2 percent from the free-throw line. This outstanding set of stats shows Dillon's outstanding performance at the World Cup. Despite being ejected in the first preseason game, it is believed that Dillon will prove his strength in the following games and bring more surprises to the Rockets. Everyone wait and see!
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