Rockets 135-112 Wizards player evaluation: 5 players received perfect marks, 3 players received good marks, and 1 player passed the test

NBA regular season, the Rockets defeated the Wizards 135-112. In this game, the Rockets went on a rampage in the first half, and they maintained comprehensive suppression. In the second half, they were able to maintain a big lead and finally complete the victory.

All five players performed perfectly. Durant maintained a perfect performance in the first quarter, setting the stage for the team's offense. However, he struggled throughout the rest of the game, but he was still able to score 23 points, 5 rebounds, 4 assists and 2 steals. This kind of game was too easy for Durant. Sheppard also completed a big explosion, especially the improvement on the defensive end which is impressive. In addition, the efficiency on the offensive end is becoming more and more stable. He scored 21 points, 3 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals and 1 shot, becoming the core point of the substitute.

Ethan is also continuing to rise. His biggest highlight is definitely the improvement in three-point shooting percentage. He is also very good at grabbing offensive rebounds. He scored 20 points and 6 rebounds in 21 minutes, maintaining a perfect 3D role. Shen Jing also played very easily. When his teammates were all running wild, he simply linked up to ensure a hit rate, but maintained very good three-point shooting. He scored 16 points, 13 rebounds and 6 assists on 6-of-13 shots. This kind of performance is also worthy of admiration.

Amen has also regained the form of last season. He can show off his defense and air cuts. He scored 18 points, 8 assists, 3 steals and 1 block on 8-of-11 shooting. He still ranks first among the starters in terms of plus and minus. He still needs to reduce the time in the first position as much as possible. This is what Uduka needs to pay attention to.

Smith, Okogie, and Adams all performed well. Smith still has a problem with his three-point shooting percentage in this game, which is a big regret for him. But everything else was good, and I ended up with 15+8+3. Okogie also had a problem with his three-point shooting, making 1 of 4 in the game. Fortunately, rebounding and defense are the basics, and they can still make some contributions. Adams is still very stable at the basket, especially the protection of offensive rebounds, which can give his teammates enough security and can even block 3 shots.

Capella passes the mark. He can guarantee frame protection every time he plays. However, the data this time is not perfect. He scored 2+2 on 1-for-1, which is quite satisfactory. His current status is still low.