The Rockets have a new look, there are 3 changes in winning, one person can be reused, Uduka’s new model works

After experiencing a losing streak at the beginning of the season, the Rockets finally won their first victory of the season against the Nets, and it was a super victory. For a team that has the goal of hitting the championship, it needs to make timely adjustments. In fact, through this game, we can still see the changes in the Rockets. Let's talk about it today. The Rockets have a new look, there are three changes to win, one person can be reused, and the Uduka model works.

The Rockets in this game against the Nets can be said to have a completely new look compared to before. So what are the changes? First, the starting lineup is adjusted. After experiencing a loss, it actually indicated that the Rockets' large lineup could not support it, so adjustments were made to this game. Everyone has seen the effect of Uduka's formation change, which can be said to be quite good. Everyone has also found their most comfortable way of playing.

Second, the basic defensive end is back. The Rockets' success last season was ultimately due to defense. The Rockets' defense was very good in this game. This is the biggest change. Someone may have said, didn't the Nets also score 109 points? If you have watched the game, you will know that the three lineups were playing for a lot of time in this game, and the defensive intensity is naturally not as good as the main force. Therefore, the Rockets' defense needs to become the team's fundamentals.

Third, the rotation is clearer and more efficient. When Adams started, Uduka's rotation was a bit awkward. Now that Adams is on the bench, the Rockets' rotation has become clearer and more efficient. You can take a look at the Rockets' bench. They are also the key to winning this game, especially Ethan's side. It can only be said that after some trial and error, Uduka's new starting lineup and new rotation model began to work.

The other thing we want to say is that the player Ethan finally released his vitality in this game. Looking at the essence through the phenomenon, in the final analysis, it was Uduka's rotation sequence that allowed Ethan to change to the performance state he had last season. Jigsaw players like Ethan actually eat at the team system. Now that Ethan is activated, the Rockets will have a stable offensive and defensive option on the bench, and they will be more comfortable during the rotation phase.

It is worth mentioning that Okogie is also worthy of reuse. Okogie's transition from the previous substitute to the current starter can be said to be seamless. Okogie scored 10 points and 2 steals in 30 minutes and 40 seconds, and made 2 of 2 three-pointers. In fact, to a certain extent, Okogie's value cannot be reflected by data. To put it bluntly, Okogie is the glue of this new starting lineup, and this can be seen in the game.