Rockets stop losses in time! US media is optimistic that Amen will enter the All-Star, Jaylen Green s ranking will drop by 5 places

team reporter Lachard Binkley said that although Durant's scoring ability is important to the Rockets, Uduka should still control his playing time and save money. He also used Adams and Van Jordan as examples. The Rockets waited patiently for Adams to recover from his injury and arranged for him not to hit back to back. The physically energetic Adams played a big role in the playoffs last season. Van Jordan only played 60 regular season games last season, and he has also helped a lot in the playoffs after recovering.

Rockets head coach Uduka and general manager Stone both mentioned Jaylen Green's full attendance, who has the Iron Man attributes. Jaylen Green helped the Rockets become the Western Conference dark horse in the regular season last season, but his performance in the playoffs was poor and eventually became a bargaining chip and was sent to the Suns.

The Rockets sent Jaylen Green away, which can be said to stop the loss in time. The Rockets chose Jaylen Green with the precious No. 2 pick, and invested a lot of resources in him, and also gave him a big contract renewal in advance. The Rockets expect Jaylen Green to become an All-Star guard and score stably, and stand up to take over the game at critical moments, but he failed to do this.

Although Jaylen Green is resistant to grass, his shooting percentage and shooting percentage at critical moments are far inferior to Durant. The Rockets who want to compete for the championship ended up trading at a relatively small price to get a superstar who can take over the game.

The Rockets' new three giants have been released, and many fans are looking forward to this combination.

Alperen Sengon, who entered the NBA in the same year as Jaylen Green, is already an All-Star center, and many American media are optimistic that Amen also enters the All-Star. Although it was the No. 4 pick, Amen only played 23 starts in the rookie season, and averaged only 22 minutes of playing time. Amen used the offseason to improve himself and impressed Uduka in training camp. He played 42 starts last season, and his average playing time was ten minutes higher than his rookie season. In the playoffs, Amen became the Rockets' absolute main player, averaging 15.7 points, 6.9 rebounds, 2.3 assists, 1.7 steals and 0.9 blocks per game. The improvement is indeed quite amazing.

With Jaylen Green leaving, Amen is expected to serve as the Rockets' starting shooting guard in the new season.

Last August, the US media "Hoopshype" ranked the league's shooting guards, with Edwards, Booker and Mitchell being the top three, and Jaylen Green ranked ninth at the time.

Recently, "Hoopshype" ranked again, with Edwards still ranked first, Mitchell and Jaylen Williams ranked second and third respectively. Jaylen Green's ranking dropped by 5 places, ranking only 14th. The poor performance of the playoffs was Jaylen Green's score reduction.

"Hoopshype" ranked Amen in seventh place, and ahead of him were core players of each team and were selected as the All-Star. Amen may be a little unhappy with this ranking, because Hero happened to be ahead of him. Amen and Hiro clashed in the game last season.

Amen is 2 meters tall and 01 wingspan 2 meters 13, with excellent athletic ability and a top defense in the league. "Hoopshype" says that the sky is Amen's limit, and he looks forward to him continuing to grow in the new season to win more honors.