In the NBA arena, the Houston Rockets have recently caught the eye with their performance. Despite the absence of key players Tari Eason and Jabari Smith Jr., the team has continued to win games in a row. What secrets lie behind this remarkable record? After in-depth analysis, two key factors have emerged. VanVleet Changes His Playing Style to Energize the Team's Offense VanVleet was once controversial for his shot selection in games, leaving an impression of being "selfish." However, during the period when Eason and Smith were absent, he made a timely adjustment to his strategy, transitioning from a "scoring priority" to an "organizational core." Aware that the team's margin for error had decreased after losing two key defenders, VanVleet stopped taking unnecessary shots. He focused more on organizing and connecting the team, using his excellent passing vision and overall perspective to create excellent scoring opportunities for his teammates time and again. In the game, we often see him skillfully break through the defense, attract defenders, and accurately pass the ball to open teammates. This change has been significant, with his assist numbers skyrocketing. Although his personal scoring statistics have declined, the team's overall offense has become smooth and efficient, laying a solid foundation for victory. Amon Starts to Activate the Lineup, Bench Firepower Continuously Outputs Promoting Amon Thompson to the starting lineup is undoubtedly a stroke of genius by the Rockets coaching staff. This talented rookie is at ease in the starting position, showcasing extraordinary strength on both the offensive and defensive ends. Offensively, Amon can use his outstanding…

The "Superstar" of the Rockets Rises! From Doubts to the True Scene, Three Consecutive Wins Unveil the Future Blueprint Jalen Green, a future superstar or just a fleeting moment? Two years ago, the Rockets selected this determined and energetic young man with the second overall pick in the draft. However, at that time, many experts shook their heads and sighed, "Another player with excellent physical abilities but lacking basketball IQ." The doubts were like an impending storm, and fans' criticisms didn't stop either: "Isn't it just about jumping? What about stability?" Even during this year's offseason, when the Rockets renewed Green's contract for $106 million over three years in advance, the deal was ridiculed as "gambling on youth." But the facts have proven that the Rockets made the right bet, and they won big. Recently, the Rockets' three-game winning streak has become a hot topic across the league, and there is no doubt that Green is the main character behind it. In the three games, he scored 27 points, 29 points, and 33 points respectively, using his signature breakaway layups and precise outside shooting to prove his growth to the outside world. From being a showman to becoming the core of the team, his transformation did not come by chance. Stability is what impresses people most about Green. Last season, his performance in each game was like "opening a blind box": he could score 20+ when in good form, but also make consecutive mistakes and recklessly charge into multiple defenders when in poor form. However, now, his shot selection is…