Dribble jumper shooting percentage 50.9% + score 1.21 points per single, the singles Wang assists the Rockets championship dream

The Rockets ranked second in the West Division last season, but were eventually eliminated by the Warriors in the first round of the playoffs because although the team is top-notch in the defensive league, they are very constipated on the offensive end, lacking stable jump shot scoring points and superstars with hard resolution at critical moments. Scoring more depends on the shooting tactics, so their supplementary points during the offseason are stable jump shot scoring points and stars with hard resolution.

The data website "F5" updated a hard-core analysis a few days ago, and writer Owen Phillips updated a set of data. He counted that among the players who participated in at least 250 singles last season, Durant, 36, is still the best singles player in the league. Durant completed a total of 514 singles last season, scoring an average of 1.21 points per time. Almost everything is that you can score a goal every 2 singles, and the efficiency is very terrible. This is the superstar hard-solving ability that the Rockets lack.

And among the last players on this list, the Rockets' singles King Jaylen Green was also unexpectedly on the list. He completed 393 singles last season, but ranked 50th in the league with only 0.85 points per single. Of course, this does not mean how bad Jaylen Green is. In fact, Green's singles are not a very conventional offensive weapon (versus Durant). The reason why he can have a total of 393 singles is because he played all the games last season, with an average of only 4.79 times per game, so he cannot generalize from the side.

In comparison, Wagner, who ranks lower than him, played 396 singles last season, with an average of 6.6 singles per game. This is the real inefficient singles player. But no matter how you explain it, Durant is definitely a better singles player than Jaylen Green. Durant averaged 8.2 singles per game in 62 games last season, which is an absolute singles superman. It is also the best solution to the problem after the Rockets' offense is powered off at critical moments.

The Rockets were very bad in singles last season, with the team ranked 7th in the NBA league in singles, but the direct singles score was only ranked 27th in the league. To sum up in a brief sentence, it is that it is both frugal but also loves singles. This is the problem that the team lacks a good organizational defender, so the Rockets choose to believe in Shepold in the new season, and his projection and organization are still good.

Another thing is that Durant still delivered a top-notch jump shot last season, with his jump shot rate reaching the NBA's best 49.7%, and his mid-range shooting percentage was 53.1%. He is also the player with the highest jump shot rate after dribbling (50.9%). You should know that this is the data handed over by 36-year-old Durant. It goes without saying how strong he was when he was young. Isn't this the Rockets' dream of stable dribbling jump shot score? Or if you don't add it, you will add the league's best dribbling jump shot score.

And the Rockets' performance is a disaster in this regard, and the Rockets are only ranked 27th in effective shooting percentage of their dribble jumpers. Ranked 24th in effective shooting percentage for all jumpers. These are all the reasons for the Rockets' offensive constipation, and it is also because the team does not have a stable mid-range pitcher, so Durant is really perfect for the Rockets.

Having said so much, what do you think the Rockets' offensive efficiency can rank in the league next season with the support of Durant?