Rockets center Shin Kyung averaged 20.9 points + 11.9 rebounds + 5.3 assists &amp in the playoffs; comparable to Jokic and Big O

On May 7, the NBA officially shared a set of average data about Rockets center Shin Kyung in the first playoffs. He averaged 20.0 points + 10.0 rebounds + 5.0 assists per game in the first seven games of his career. This data can be directly comparable to Jokic, Coney Hawkins and Big O's Robertson. They scored the same data for the first time in the playoffs that year, which shows that Shin Kyung's performance this season is worthy of recognition.

In the first round of the playoffs this season, Shin Kyung averaged 36.6 minutes per game, scoring 20.9 points + 11.9 rebounds + 5.3 assists + 1.9 steals + 0.4 blocks, shooting percentage 45.0%, three-point shooting percentage 37.0%, and free throw shooting percentage 62.0%. He has become the Rockets' real offensive scoring core in the series.

Shin Kyung's only weakness at present is that he is a little incompetent in the game to fight defense. If he continues to increase his physical strength and muscle training in the future, his role on the defensive end will gradually be reflected. Otherwise, his confrontation with top centers in the league, Jokic, Adebayo and others will be at a disadvantage, but there is no doubt that Shin Kyung has become a reliable inside pillar player for this young Rockets!