Have the Rockets really found the "key piece" to their resurgence? The management's plan to trade for Miles Turner has ignited hope among countless fans, but it has also drawn criticism. Some believe this is a bold gamble in the team's rebuilding process; others say it's just another routine exploratory move by the management. So, is choosing Turner a correct trend or could it bring new problems? The Rockets' management and fans are well aware that although the team has performed averagely in recent years, it is at a critical stage of rebuilding. The potential of young players is undeniable, with names like Jalen Green, Alperen Sengun, and Jabari Smith sounding full of promise. However, the growth of young players often requires time, while victories in the league won't wait. Therefore, finding balance between the growth of a young lineup and immediate combat effectiveness has become a must-answer question for the Rockets. And Miles Turner is one of the answers provided by the management. In fact, the Rockets have reached this point largely due to the coaching of new head coach Ime Udoka. Last season, the Rockets' performance could only be described as "a mess," with young players showing great enthusiasm but lacking cohesion, their offense scattered, and defense riddled with holes. After Udoka arrived, the Rockets' style changed dramatically. This coach, who created miracles in the Celtics, instilled discipline and team basketball concepts into the Rockets. He clarified the tactical tone of the team, cultivated players' tactical awareness, and most importantly, reshaped the team culture of the Rockets. From…