Averaged 10+2+3 per game! Sister Yu must be kept, the Rockets media requested Stone, and Uduka also made it clear

The regular season is about to begin, and the Rockets ended the preseason with a complete victory. This is a good start, because past history has said it all. Teams that perform well in the preseason will generally not be much worse in the regular season. Teams that lose consecutive games in the preseason rarely perform well in the regular season. This is a momentum bonus and an initial test of the team's configuration. The Rockets did this perfectly. The team lost Van Jordan, but Sheppard rose, Davidson broke out, and Okogie integrated offense and defense.

The Rockets have also allowed Durant to integrate perfectly. He does not steal the role of young people and will only take action when the team needs points. At other times, Durant is a wedding dress for young people, and works hard on defense and offense to avoid injuries. Durant will not hit hard until the playoffs begin. This has the advantage that young people can get exercise and the team's lower limit in the regular season is higher. At present, Shen Jing, Smith, and Amen are the new three young players of the Rockets, and Sheppard is joining them.

Ethan has not renewed his contract yet, so I won’t say much about the future. This is the Rockets' quartet, and the Rockets' metabolism on the bench has been completed. Sister Yu is a surprise young player in the preseason. Perhaps in the future, he will become the Rockets' backup first point guard. When facing the Hawks before, everyone's attention was on Shepard, who scored 29 points and beat Trae Young. But few people paid attention to the performance of Davidson. He played 32 minutes, made 5 of 11 field goals, 2 of 5 three-pointers, and scored 14 points, 4 rebounds, 6 assists and 4 steals.

Davidson is like a younger version of Van Jordan, after all, he was undrafted that year. And Davidson is at least a second-round pick in 2022, with a higher starting point. Fan Jordan also started playing as a substitute. Calling him Fan Jordan back then was not a compliment, but a derogatory term. Did you say that he was blindly confident on the court and thought he was Jordan? As a result, Van Jordan squeezed out Jeremy Lin in 2019. After his wife gave birth to a child in the playoffs, he seemed to have opened up the two channels of Ren and Du, and he immediately rose. He helped the team reverse the Bucks 0-2, and grabbed an FMVP vote from Leonard in the finals.

Now Davidson is very similar to Van Jordan. He has been studying in the Green Army in the past few years, so he has invested a lot of energy on the defensive end. The only thing that has been criticized is that he is not good at three-pointers, but in this preseason, Sister Yu showed her skills to everyone. Throughout the preseason, Davison averaged 10.5 points, 2.5 rebounds, 3.5 assists and 1.3 steals per game, shooting 48.4% from the field and a terrifying 47.1% from three-point range. Rockets media "BiasedHouston" recently published an article asking Rockets general manager Stone to keep Sister Yu for training.

"BiasedHouston" believes that Davidson is the biggest gain from this preseason. Obviously the Rockets are observing four major new players, Durant, Fan, Okogie and Capela. But Sister Yu stole the limelight from these four people. He hopes the Rockets can keep Davidson. He will be a huge addition to the team's weak backcourt. Davison is 1.91 meters tall and weighs 88 kilograms. He is actually quite big on the court, not quite as tall as 1.91 meters, and he is not too old. He only turned 23 this month. The current contract between the Rockets and Davidson is two-way, and the team needs to find a way to keep him long-term.

Even Uduka was full of praise for Davidson and strongly hoped that the team would retain him.

When Uduka commented on Davis before, he said: "JD Davis is very good, very active on the defensive end, and he is also very good with the ball. He can attack after the pick-and-roll and make the right decision, whether it is attacking by himself or passing the ball. And he is very strong and can press the attacker. I think Davis can bring aggression to the Rockets on both offense and defense. You know, I like this, especially players who can seize opportunities."