Live broadcast on November 11 news although the Rockets failed to continue the victory against the Raptors away from home, coach Silas believed that the defender of the team, Jay Green, was making progress.

“This is a kind of growth. I mean, I am proud of Jay Green, because after getting 34 points in the previous game, you may want to try to get 35 points in the next game.” Silas said, “the way the Raptors defend means that we must transfer the ball. If you receive the ball on the flank, maybe you have to pass it again to the bottom corner. Or, Jay Green had to change to fengshui ball, and then he stood on the freethrow line several times.”

“For Jay Green, he showed maturity this time. After 34 points in the previous game, he had 6 assists in this game.” Silas continued, “We have seen everything in this game. The other side has people watching the conversion, with bag clip, regional defense and oppression. For teams like us that haven’t seen much defensive changes, many of them have been explored during the away trip. If we transfer the ball like now, then Jay Green can get many opportunities. But when the ball stops, he doesn’t have so many opportunities.”

Jay Green played 41 minutes in the game. He made 8 out of 14 shots, 2 out of 6 out of 3, 3 out of 4 free throws, and got the highest 21 points in the team, plus 6 rebounds and 6 assists.

(Lin Yuan)