NBA battle: The Rockets narrowly beat the 76ers, Green won in anger, and Rivers' decision sparked heated discussions
In an exciting NBA regular season, the Rockets narrowly defeated the 76ers 127-131 at home, but the twists and turns in the game and the performance of the players became the focus of heated discussions among fans after the game.
Throughout the game, the Rockets maintained the lead, but the final quarter reversed. Rockets' Green suffered a double pinch on the final key offense, and mishandling the ball cost his team a chance to equalize. Green played well throughout the game, but the chances in the final quarter were lacking, which became a key reason for the loss of the game. After the game, he showed an unwilling look, and Morris's hug seemed to tell the tacit understanding and resonance between his teammates.
Beverley was one of the highlights of the Rockets' game. He put in a tough performance at crucial moments, earning valuable points for his team and taking full control of the tempo of the game. Not only was he the scorer in the game, but he also showed the team's unity by giving VanVleet encouragement and comfort after the game.
However, even Van Vleet, who has impressive stats, is not immune to mistakes on the pitch. He contributed 33 points and 10 rebounds on the offensive end, but his crunch-time mistakes made him a big shortcoming for the team. Fans began to question whether VanVleet should be the focus of the Rockets' offense in the final quarter.
Head coach Udoka has also been questioned for some controversial decisions. During the match, the timing and decision-making of the three defenders confused the fans, and Udoka's coaching skills were tested. The team's handling and tactical arrangements at key moments have caused doubts from fans.
The thrilling victory for the Rockets, although it was a victory, also made fans ask a lot of questions about the team's overall performance and the head coach's decision-making. The game became a high-profile chapter on the NBA stage, and the team's future performance and adjustments will be closely watched.