After the Rockets lost 2 games in a row, Udoka made a request. Durant confirmed it, and he didn’t cover it up.

After the Rockets lost to the Pistons, the team suffered two consecutive losses. For the Rockets, losing consecutive games at the beginning will really have some impact on the team. After all, in the fiercely competitive Western Conference, once you dig too big a hole for yourself at the beginning, you will need a lot of energy to make up for it later. So after the Rockets lost two games in a row, what developments are worth paying attention to? After the Rockets lost two games in a row, Uduka made a request. Durant was sure of the matter, and Amen did not hide it.

As the team coach, Udoka is actually very aware of the current problems of the Rockets. When talking about the rhythm of the half-court offense after the game, Uduka did not hold back and made demands on the team. Uduka bluntly stated that the team should stabilize its position and play faster and more impactfully. In fact, Uduka was right. The current half-court offense of the Rockets is actually each playing his own way, and there is basically no coordination. This can be seen from the team's assist data.

Durant is currently the Rockets' player with the strongest scoring ability. He also scored 37 points in this game, which can be said to be his best effort. But then again, when Durant plays so tired, it will be more difficult for the Rockets to win. What is the ideal situation for the Rockets? That is Durant paddling and winning the game with minimal consumption. But now it's the other way around, and Durant has become the player who does a lot again.

After the game, Durant talked about a lot of things, and he also confirmed one thing, that is, the coaching staff and players were very unhappy with the team's two consecutive losses. In fact, if you think about it, a team that aims to win the championship will suffer two consecutive losses at the beginning, which will really affect the team's morale. For the Rockets, the next thing to do is to stabilize the rhythm, find out the problem, and then slowly adjust. Trial and error is needed at the beginning of the season, but you can’t spend too many games on trial and error.

Amen's performance at the start of the season was also unsatisfactory. After pushing him to the point guard position, the young man was a little uncomfortable. After the game, Amen talked about a lot of things. When it came to the dispute between the two sides, Amen did not hide it. He said frankly that he was not worried about it. They were all people around him. In fact, it is common for such things to happen in competitions, as long as the problem is solved. After all, we are all young people and we do not give in easily.

In general, after the Rockets played the first two games, the problem has become obvious. First, the starting lineup is too large and not suitable for the current environment. Second, not having the No. 1 position will really affect the rhythm of the game. So when you see this, everyone should miss VanVleet very much. Although VanVleet sometimes can't understand it, at least he is the No. 1 position. Let's see how the Rockets adjust next and get back on track in a few games.