Original title: Harden pointed out that the Rockets’ two-game losing streak was mainly due to an ankle injury
On January 7, Beijing time, the 2020-21 NBA regular season will continue, with the Houston Rockets facing the Indiana Pacers away. At the end of the game, the Rockets lost to their opponents 107-114 and suffered two consecutive losses.
After the game, when talking about the Rockets’ two-game losing streak, James Harden was also a little helpless as the head star. He said frankly, “(The team) is working hard, but everyone’s execution is not good enough.”
In addition, Harden also responded to his ankle injury. He said that he was no longer bothered by this, “No, I’m fine.” Beard said, however, this night, his offensive desire is not strong, offensive efficiency It was not good enough, and only got 15 points.
Harden also believes that the frequent change of the starting lineup is also a major reason for the loss. “This is very difficult. (Our lineup) has no continuity and there is no rhythm.”
Another core member, John Wall, also said, “We are still getting to know each other. Some people are absent due to isolation and some are injured. When we have a complete team, I think the team will be very talented.”
In addition, Wall also talked about his personal performance, “It is a blessing to be able to play basketball again healthily. But if I can’t win the game, those scoring and rebounding will be meaningless.” This campaign, Wall 20 12. Accounted for 28 points, 6 rebounds, 3 assists and 2 steals.
Coach Stephen Silas also talked about Harden. He also thinks that the beard’s injury should be no more serious. “I don’t know. I don’t think the ankle injury affects him. He didn’t tell us about his. Pain in the ankle.”
“We were at a standstill in the fourth quarter. Part of the reason was that I wanted to play (more) singles, trying to let the team control the rhythm. As a result, in this quarter, we only scored 20 points.” Silas said.
On the Pacers side, coach Nate Yorklen was full of praise for the performance of all players, “I feel honored to be able to coach the Indiana Pacers team, and I feel even more honored to be able to work with this group of players.” Poirot)Return to Sohu to see more
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