The Houston Rockets are currently one of the teams with the fewest average points allowed in the league, and they are also among the best in terms of average defensive efficiency. Therefore, although the Rockets may not perform well offensively this season, especially in their three-point shooting, where their current 32% three-point shooting percentage ranks second-to-last in the league, they still rely on their impenetrable defense and strong overall strength to maintain their position as second in the Western Conference. Moreover, the Rockets have recently won consecutive games against strong teams, such as the Lakers, Grizzlies, and Mavericks, all of which are top teams in the West. Even with the absence of two frontline core players, Jabari Smith Jr. and Tari Eason, Coach Udoka is not worried because he knows that the depth of the Rockets' roster is at a first-class level. Even if two players are out, there are still many substitute players who can step up. Furthermore, talented players like Michael Weir and Sheppard from the Rockets are playing in the Development League and can be recalled for important roles at any time. In fact, the main reason for the Rockets' excellent record this season is their defense, which is so strong that it no longer needs to be elaborated upon. It is believed that by looking at the Rockets' current record and performance, everyone knows how powerful their defense is. Even without two key defensive players like Eason and Smith Jr., Udoka can still rely on three other top defenders. For example, in the previous game where…