In the game between the Rockets and the Magic on April 10, Beijing time, the Rockets have missed the playoffs in this game, but the Magic are still in the card position. Even so, the Rockets blew up the game in the first quarter and have been leading the score ever since, winning 108-106 with ease.
And this time Smith and Van Vleet completely dominated the situation. Especially for Van Vleet, the overall efficiency of this game was terrifying, with 13 of 22 from the field slashing 37+8+6 stats, and he hit such a shooting percentage and score, which is very rare throughout the season. What's more, VanVleet didn't make many mistakes on the offensive end, as long as he is honest and keeps his shooting percentage, it will be very helpful to the team as a whole.
Smith is also a big focus. He's not standing behind the bottom corner, especially with improved shooting percentage, and his efficiency on the offensive end is also transforming. 9-of-17 in the game cut 23+7+5 data, especially the three-point shooting rate reached 3-of-4. If his three-point shooting percentage improves, so will his efficiency on the court.
Even Amen and Dillon are being aggressive enough. When he played against Ban Cairo, he was a single-point blast. Let his breakthrough power be greatly reduced, he can only be forced to pass, he is afraid of oppressive defense, which also allows Dillon to completely lock him up on the defensive end, and Dillon is 5 of 10 on the offensive end, giving enough value. Amen wasn't bad either, with an efficient 6-of-7 stats of 13+8+4, and he was also very aggressive on the defensive end. Outside of the three points, everything else was perfect.
Green is in a state of collapse again. After March Madness was over, Green couldn't help anything. Except for shooting, there really isn't much of a presence. Green was 6-of-17 for the game, and he didn't play much in the final quarter. That is, he was once again abandoned by Udoka. His shooting consistency is still not sustainable, which means he still has to improve his shooting in the offseason.