For the Rockets today, they definitely want revenge, after all, they were abused by the Lakers in the last game. Even in the first half, the Rockets always had the upper hand. However, in the third quarter, Westbrook broke out, and James broke out in the fourth quarter, which also allowed the Lakers to directly reverse the score and control the advantage of the game.
Of course, the reason for losing, two people became the main reason. The first was Silas, who didn't know what he was doing on the pitch. At one point the Rockets led by 10 points in the game, but when they were chased by 4 points, he just didn't call a timeout. Because the rocket has made consecutive mistakes during this time, he actually does not adjust? Even the distribution of the ball is not reasonable, resulting in very chaos on the offensive end, which is completely blind. Who holds the ball and who plays, how does this win?
And little Potter's point is also a big trouble. He was hesitant on the pitch, playing slowly and without any vision. Plus he's an emotional player, 5-of-14 in the whole game? Even in the case of playing point guard, there are still many mistakes, and this point really has no cultivation value and can be abandoned.
Of course, the player who played best on the Rockets side in this game must be Tate. Because he slashed 20 points on the offensive end of the game, the defensive end also played very well. At that time, James, Thick Brow and Westbrook all singled Tate, but he actually resisted them all? The ball was a bit of a surprise and his defense was very strong.
Green finally played his own self-confidence this time. 9 of 15, cut 24+2+5 data. Even two life-saving three-pointers in a row at the last moment, just more mistakes, but in terms of the value of cultivation, he is not better than Little Porter? And Shen Jing's organizational ability has always been not bad, today 6 + 4 + 4, shooting 3 of 7, he and Green should become the core of the team, not Porter Jr.
In the end, Martin also proved his worth in this game, he is a player who qualifies for the rotation. Today Martin is 14+4+3, and there are 6-of-8 shots, which is not bad.