Ignore the trading rumors! Trainer guidance, Rockets substitute forwards start training, do superstars need to give way?

The NBA's second round playoffs are currently in progress. As the number one in the East, the Cavaliers have been eliminated, which is a big and small unpopularity. The two traditional strong teams, Celtics and Nuggets, are currently lagging behind their opponents in large scores. Next is the showdown between the Warriors and the Timberwolves. If the Warriors lose another game, they will be eliminated by the Timberwolves with a score of 1:4. So, the trend of the second round of the playoffs is basically clear. For the Rockets, it is indeed a pity that they failed to enter the second round of the playoffs.

The Rockets are strong and have many people who can play. Even if one or two players are injured, they have enough players to go up and join the game. It’s a pity that the Rockets’ role players lineup is extremely strong, but they are just missing that they lack that superstar.

So, this summer, the main goal of the Rockets is to introduce a superstar with first-class scoring ability, such as Durant, Antetokounmpo, Morant, and even Jaylen Brown of the Celtics, which may be the choice of the Rockets. However, if the Rockets want to get these superstars, they must put out enough chips to complete large transactions, which may involve three-party or multi-party transactions. The Rockets have many young players and first-round draft picks, as well as some expired contracts and veterans. If they can get a superstar, the Rockets' lineup strength will steadily improve next season.

Considering these rumors, the stars that the Rockets can get are basically the No. 3 or No. 4, so if the Rockets' forward line really gets superstars, then the original forwards next season will probably have to adjust their positions or be sent away directly as bargaining chips. At present, many simulated transactions show that if the Rockets are going to chase stars like Durant and Antetokounmpo, then Ethan or Jabbarry Smith, who are the Rockets substitute forwards, may be sent away as bargaining chips.

After all, whether it is Durant or Antetokounmpo, they can appear in the 3rd or 4th position. And when these two star players arrive, Jabbarry Smith's position will definitely be hit. In addition, the Rockets' original starting lineup was Amen Thompson, so Jabbarry Smith Jr. had no chance to stay with the Rockets at all.

Many simulated transactions regard Jabarri Smith Jr. as the number one bargaining chip for trading Antetokounmpo or Durant. Although they are deeply involved in trading rumors, Jabarri Smith Jr. does not take these rumors too seriously. After we saw the Rockets were eliminated, Jabbarry Smith Jr. was not going out for vacation like other players, like Jaylen Green, and he still left himself on the training ground. According to the latest news, Jabbarry Smith, a young man training in the training hall under the guidance of the trainer.

Jabbarri Smith Jr. practices well. Although there are not many opportunities in the playoffs and the data has declined severely, Jabbarri Smith Jr.'s offensive efficiency and defensive ability are good. This season's regular season, Jabbarri Smith averaged 12 points, 7 rebounds, 1 assist, 0.7 blocks, and 0.4 steals per game, with a three-point shooting percentage of 35%. If he can train well this summer, then next season, whether he stays with the Rockets or is traded as a bargaining chip, Jabbarry Smith will be able to improve his skills.