The Rockets lack point guards and can only win against weak teams. They will stop when they encounter strong teams. The introduction of point guards is a top priority.

The Rockets are quite aggressive when playing against weak teams, but when they encounter strong teams, their weakness of lack of point guard is infinitely magnified, and they simply stop playing.

In the opening game, the Rockets were not as good as the Thunder in all aspects of the game. In the second game, they met the Pistons led by Cunningham, and they also suffered a fragile defeat. In the subsequent 5-game winning streak, the opponents were all weak teams, which did not prove the Rockets' true strength. It was against the Spurs that the problem was exposed.

Objectively speaking, against the Spurs, the Rockets restricted Bunyama to the extreme. The reason for the loss was that the point guard could not effectively organize the offense. The team's 23 turnovers said it all; Shepard was also unable to match Castle and Vassell. In front of them, Shepard's defense was useless.

The Rockets' top priority is to introduce point guards. Whether it is White, Jrue Holiday, Trae Young or Morant, they must act quickly, otherwise they will fall behind in subsequent games, the management will panic at that time, and the target team will also raise the price.

In fact, there is nothing to hesitate about this issue. Since Durant is traded for the championship, now there is no other way but to make a desperate move to bring in a point guard.