The Rockets narrowly beat the Pelicans! Greeneking scored 49 points, Dillon dominated the defense, and VanVleet killed the game

In the game between the Rockets and the Pelicans on November 11, Beijing time, the first half of this game was played back and forth, and they all maintained the lead. However, the embarrassing thing is that the Rockets collapsed in the third quarter, losing by 15 points in a single quarter, resulting in the Rockets chasing points in the final quarter. Thankfully, VanVleet played 8-0 in the final minute, 104-101 to beat the Pelicans.

Green's play in this game is still okay. In the case of his continuous rampage before, Green was very aggressive overall in terms of breakthrough in this game. Maybe the three-point game was still not good, and the finish was almost meaningless, but he still scored 25 points on 7-of-18 shooting, which is already very good to have such a play. What's more critical is Green's defense, which is very active in squeezing and covering, and his defensive ability has changed too much.

As for Shin Kyung, his performance is not bad either. Especially for his throw, it is indeed stable. It's just that in the third quarter, Shen Jing had a lot of confused operations, causing the team to lose a lot of points. Even so, Shen Jing scored 2+1 at a critical moment, and also caused Varan to be full of fouls, and 11 of 15 in the game cut 24+8 data, he is still a basic handicap.

And Dillon was still a surprise to that person. His biggest focus is on the dominance of the defensive end, whether it's blocks or toughness, so that the opponent has no choice. Especially for Ingram and Zion, Dillon's overall arrival rate is still very high. It's just that the referee's whistle is a little tight, which is frustrating, but he has too much influence on the game.

As for VanVleet, he actually killed the game today. Previously, he had not been able to step up in critical moments on the offensive end. However, in the final minute, VanVleet scored two three-pointers in a row, plus a foul, and VanVleet completely dominated the game. He scored 20 points and completely dominated the situation.

At the same time, Smith is very good today. He was prone to mistakes on the dribble, and he kept piling up people, which led to a very poor shooting percentage today, which was only 2 of 8. Smith's biggest trouble is that he doesn't have a ball quotient, especially when playing alone with the ball, and Smith can't make the right choices.

As for the bench. Holiday and Eason and Landale are all playing iron, but Jeff Green is very consistent on the court and Tate can add value on the defensive end. But they are not attack-oriented players, and the bench is not a good contribution.