Live broadcast on November 25 news Rockets coach Silas talked about the team’s rookie little giabari Smith in an interview this week. Silas said that although he guided Curry and East cheqi to take the rookie year, however, the growth of new people is uncertain. For little Jabari, the most important thing is how individuals do it.

“The so-called vision for the future of players is actually more similar to a flow chart, which can guide your training, lead you to cross the first year of your career to the second year, and during this period, what do you need to pay. In fact, personal things are not very important in such a vision.” Silas said, “they had encountered setbacks or struggled in the early stage of their personal career, but they could be at the end of the season or in the second year, turn the situation around.”

“There is no perfect basketball player in the world, and no one dares to say that he is completely proficient in basketball. Anyone will go through a downturn, but the most important thing is how you will face such a downturn, how your teammates will encourage you, and how you will influence the competition in other aspects.” Silas continued.

In the last six games, little Jamari Smith has contributed 12.5 points 9.2 rebounds and made one mistake. In the earlier six games, he averaged only 6.5 points 4.7 rebounds, two other mistakes.