Rockets make wedding dress for the Timberwolves! US media suggests Stone 4 to 1 Randall, Jaylen Green becomes a joke

The Timberwolves eliminated the Rockets' miserable Warriors 4-1 and advanced to the next round. After watching the game, some fans sighed: The Rockets made wedding dresses for the Timberwolves.

Why do you say that? Because the Timberwolves can kill the Warriors more easily, mainly because Curry was injured. Why was Curry injured? Because he was consumed too hard in the series against the Rockets.

The American MD said Curry was injured mainly due to muscle fatigue.

37-year-old Curry played 39.6 minutes, 37.3 minutes, 41 minutes, 39.1 minutes, 23.5 minutes, 42 minutes and 45.5 minutes respectively in seven games against the Rockets. Rockets head coach Uduka puts the focus of defense on Curry. He would rather the rest of the Warriors score than make Curry feel comfortable playing.

Arenas said that Curry's not playing is equivalent to the Warriors missing two. Curry doesn't play, and Zhu Meng Green doesn't want to play anymore. Cole bluntly stated that without Curry, the Warriors would not have that much space and it would be difficult for everyone to shoot. After the Warriors were eliminated, Cole praised Randall: he played an incredible performance, and this round of the series was so outstanding. He made a qualitative leap, and we couldn't defend him at all.

Previously, the US media FW suggested that the Rockets trade for 1 to get Randle. Specific plan: The Rockets send out Smith Jr., Shepard, Randale and the 2025 first round pick, and get Randall from the Timberwolves (sign first and then exchange).

Randall is 2.03 at the age of 30 and has a wingspan of 2.13. He averaged 23.9 points, 5.9 rebounds and 5.9 assists per game in the playoffs this season, shooting percentage of 50.9%, and three-point shooting percentage of 34.5%. He averaged 25.2 points, 6.6 rebounds and 7.4 assists per game against the Warriors, and shot 53% from the field. Randall did play very well. Not only can he finish in the inside, but he can also score three-pointers from the outside, and he also has organizational skills and is also very hard to defend.

Randall can indeed improve the Rockets' forward strength, but some fans are not optimistic about him, and they are reluctant to let Smith go. Smith Jr. is younger than Randall and taller, but physical confrontation and technology are not on the same level. He did not gain the trust of head coach Uduka in the playoffs.

Randle talked about Kobe in an interview two days ago: He is a great mentor and he taught me how to deal with adversity in my career. Before the playoffs began, Jaylen Green said that the players he wanted to follow most were Jordan and Kobe, because both of them were historical players. They are not only famous for their skills, but also known for their persistent competitive mentality. Then Jaylen Green shot under 40% from six of his seven games against the Warriors, which was pretty bad. He lost confidence and chose to escape in the game, not daring to fight.

Jaylen Green previously talked about Morant and Edwards who are well-related to him: I am the same level as them. If no one thinks that, I will continue to show this.

Edwards' physical confrontation, three-point shooting, passing organization, defensive intensity, and psychological quality are all stronger than Jaylen Green. The difference between the two of them is still quite obvious. Jaylen Green's physical confrontation was insufficient, the ball was poor, and the unstable shooting problems had existed very early, but he had never improved. Edwards is improving every year when he practices hard. His three-point shooting percentage in the rookie season is only 32.9%, which is not as good as Jaylen Green (34.3%), and has increased to 39.5% this season.

Jaylen Green has now become a big joke in the league. Many Rockets fans are really unable to bear it. I hope Stone will send him away as soon as possible. A Rockets fan said: If no one wants it, just cut Jaylen Green. I really don’t want to see him playing in Houston again.