The Rockets lost 119-124 to the Bulls in overtime. The Rockets played a very unfortunate game in this game, falling behind in the first three quarters, chasing consecutive points in the final quarter, and after entering overtime, there were problems on the defensive end, which ultimately caused them to lose.
In this case, two people are a perfect score. One is Shin Kyung, who was 0-of-5 in the first half, could score consecutive points in the second half, and continued to score in the final quarter to help the team drag into overtime. In the whole game, Shen Jing cut 25+9+5 data in 11 of 19, which is already very good. Even though the free throws were a blemish, he was the savior of the team, although he didn't win.
Then there's Smith, who was also perfect. He shot 7-of-14 from the field and 4-of-9 from three-point range to finish with 18 points and 15 rebounds, a statistic that can conquer countless people. Defensively, in particular, he needs to help defend every player, which puts a lot of pressure on him. Coupled with the efficiency guarantee and eye-catching rebounds, the overall performance is not bad. It's a pity that the three-point kill didn't score at the last moment.
As for Green, Whitmore and Jeff Green are all good performances. Among them, Green did not contribute much in the final quarter and overtime, on the one hand, because of the lack of ball possession, and on the other hand, his shooting percentage was not good. During those two periods, Green scored 2 points, 2 rebounds and 4 assists on 1-of-3 shooting. It's just that now his full-court shooting percentage is picking up, and the assists are slowly digging, scoring 18 points, 6 rebounds, 8 assists and 1 steal.
Whitmore is now thoroughly trained. 6 of 12 scored 16 points, 5 rebounds, 1 assist and 2 steals, which is not bad. It's just that the overtime experience is not good, resulting in the situation of striking iron. If you improve your ball handling and key options, he'll get better and better. Jeff Green is also keeping up enough play. 4 out of 5 get 9+3 data, plug and play attributes are full.
Van Vleet was a passing grade. The Rockets do need him to carry the ball, but he can't keep shooting three-pointers, otherwise it would be too wasteful. He shot 3-of-14 from three-point range in the game, but thankfully he had 10 assists, which was his fig leaf.
Amen, Holiday and Tate are all signs of a collapse. Amen should be the player who is expected, but his shooting percentage is really not good, especially if he doesn't shoot, it is easy to be targeted. Holiday was only 1 of 3, Tate was all in a collapse on both ends of the floor, and the trade value seemed to be getting lower and lower.