8+4+1 in the tiebreaker! 6 games collapsed in 7 games. Who is the first to be responsible for the Rockets being eliminated? Core averages only 13 points per game

On May 5, the NBA playoffs continued, and the Houston Rockets and Golden State Warriors started a tiebreak battle. Almost all the Rockets, who were at home, were behind. In the end, the Rockets lost to the Warriors 89-103, and stopped in the first round with a big score of 3-4. How are the second-tier performances of the

Rockets? In the first three quarters, Jaylen Green reappeared in the previous nightmare and only scored 4 points. In the last quarter, Jaylen Green, who made a comeback, seemed to finally figure it out. You can't continue to show off your technical shooting from the outside, it's time to use your explosive power to hit the basket to create damage.

Sure enough, Jaylen Green rushed to the basket and made a foul, and made both free throws. But this was just a flash in the pan. In the whole game, Jaylen Green made 3 of 8 shots, including 0 of 2 three-pointers and 2 of 3 free throws, scoring 8 points, 4 rebounds, 1 assist, 0 steals and 1 block.

Let's take a look at the Rockets' 2021 second place in the series. G1 Jaylen Green scored 7 points. When G2, Jaylen Green completely broke out and scored 38 points and became the key to the Rockets' winning.

After that, a gossip that was talked about in the first round of playoffs occurred. Jaylen Green and Zhu Meng Green sprayed each other, and Jaylen Green dyed his nails became the focus.

Since G3, Jaylen Green has started to get bad, with 9 points, 8 points, 11 points, and 12 points. Jaylen Green only scored 40 points in the 4 series, which is similar to G2. In these 4 games, Jaylen Green made a total of 13 of 38 shots. Uduka showed no mercy. G4 and G5 Jaylen Green played 25 minutes and 28 minutes respectively. At the critical moment, the Rockets core was firmly pressed on the bench to watch the game.

From G3 to G7, Jaylen Green scored 48 points in 5 games, averaging 9.6 points per game. Throughout the series, Jaylen Green scored 93 points in total, averaging 13.2 points per game.

Now, the Houston Rockets finally returned to the playoffs, but were beaten by the Golden State Warriors with their second place in the regular season. Objectively speaking, today's Rockets need an experienced superstar to lead these talented young men to go further.

Perhaps, the Rockets management will really do some big operations in the offseason. Amen's talented monster must be a non-sale product. The 23-year-old Jaylen Green has age advantages and physical talents. He uses Jaylen Green + Shin Kyung, and other players and a bunch of first-round draft picks to exchange for Antetokounmpo, or Durant?