Today we are going to talk about that high-profile NBA regular season, the Houston Rockets vs. Milwaukee Bucks, which is not your average basketball game. Score stats? Ha, 112-108, the Rockets narrowly defeated the Bucks, like the final blow in a movie, both thrilling and exciting. For the Rockets, it's not just a game, it's a stage for them to show the world what they're capable of. Their defenses, as impregnable as the city walls, were especially against the big guy Giannis Antetokounmpo, known as the "Brother Alphabet". Oh, they just let him go wild on the field, but they just couldn't break the morale of the rockets.
Let's turn to Shen Jing of the Rockets, this guy's performance in the game can be said to be terrible. In the face of tough opponents, he is like a lost child, with a single offensive means, not such a basketball style. Shooting percentage? 7 out of 21, this data looks like some kind of strange password. However, the joy of winning made him forget all the bad things, and his smile revealed a strange sense of satisfaction.
Let's talk about Van Vleet, who looks like a kid who has just gotten a birthday present, smiling from ear to ear. He also shot ridiculously from the field, shooting just 4-of-13, a performance that usually causes coaches to rage on the basketball court. But when he has the ball, he is like a conductor, and even though the music is a little out of tune, he can still wave the baton.
Jeff Green's behavior stood out after the game. The veteran's friendship on the field is like a heartwarming movie. His hug with his old friends after the game was not only a celebration of victory, but also a kind of reminiscence of all these years of basketball career. This scene makes people feel that the NBA is not only an arena, but also a harbor of friendship.
Let's talk about Brother Alphabet. The big man was like an overloaded machine on the field, running but visibly exhausted. His stats, 48 points and 17 boards, are almost like playing a single-player game. However, even such a performance did not help the Bucks win, and the Rockets' strict defense made him feel unprecedented pressure.
The Rockets' record, like their performance on the court, has been steadily improving. Now in ninth place in the Western Conference, they are a potential threat with an undercurrent, just 0.5 wins behind the Suns and 1.5 games ahead of the Warriors. This victory is not just an increase in numbers, but also a declaration for the future.
Come on, readers, what do you think the Rockets will do in the coming season? Will they become the dark horses of the West? Leave your thoughts in the comment section, and don't forget to pay attention to the follow-up updates, we will bring more exciting basketball game analysis!