The demon star hits 30+ with a 2.18-meter arm span! Should the Rockets bet on the future?

2m18 arm span of the demon star hit 30+! Should the Rockets bet on the future? Latest battle report: Thunder forward Jaylen Williams scored 32 points in a single game, achieving 30+ achievements for the 8th time this season. The Rockets Fan Forum is now in full swing. Note: The game scene captures the moment the player breaks through.

·1. Physical talent is unreasonable. 1.98 meters tall and 2.18 wingspan, this set of data makes Jaylen Williams feel like he is equipped with a tripod on the defensive end. In the game against the Mavericks, he gave out three hot pots in a single game, directly forcing Doncic to 1 of 8 shots from outside the three-point line. The most popular "defense striker" trait in modern basketball is fully reflected in him.

·2. The theory of evolution behind data. From 14 points in the rookie season to 21+5+5 per game, Jaylen's growth trajectory is a perfect puzzle for the Rockets' reconstruction blueprint. Shooting hot map: Four areas outside the three-point line are all red, with a base corner shooting percentage of 46.7%, and assist-and-turnover ratio: 2.8:1 better than 78% of the players in the league. Critical moment: The score difference in the last 5 minutes was 61.3% of the real hit rate within 5 points.

·3. The triple password that is suitable for the Rocket. Tactical fit: His breakthrough pass and Shin Kyung's high-level support form a dual-axis drive, and Jaylen Green can focus on the end of the blank cut. When the Thunder played against the Rockets last season, Williams scored 27 points against Dillon's defense, proving his tough battle ability. Salary dividend: The Cabbage contract that expires in 2026 (20 million in 4 years) perfectly matches the Rockets' salary space. Compared with the 26 million annual salary of Bridges, the same type player, it can be regarded as the king of cost-effectiveness.

Growth space: The age of 23 is a perfect match for the Uduka training system. If you look at Tatum's transformation under Uduka, you will know how much room for imagination this pair of people is.

·4. Game theory behind trading. If you want to grab someone from the Thunder management, the Rockets must at least make: the Nets' first round pick in 2024 (expected top 8 picks), and their first round picks in 2027, Tate + Ethan, two defensive players. This level of deals have always been high risk and high returns.

·5. The practical question facing Stone at the last decision-making moment: Does the existing lineup limit touch the ceiling? Can Williams bear the risk of injury? (The attendance rate in the past two years is 91%) Will the Thunder start the price?