The Rockets prepare seriously and fly to Toronto: Van Jordan travels with the team, but there are still doubts about applying for an injury exception

On October 29, the Houston Rockets officially released the team's training video, but there are some self-reports of some players in the video. For example, Durant said that after seeing the performance of this Rockets team in the past few years, I think it is the best team for me.

Ethan also commented on Durant in the video: He always leads by example and never slacks off in training. He taught me many offensive tones.

Amen also said that he has learned a lot of survival knowledge after entering the league. After Durant arrived, he has continued to add this knowledge recently. The preparations of the Rockets generals are still serious, exactly the same as the previous preparations for the Nets to win their first victory.

Ethan just scored 25 points, 5 rebounds, 5 assists and 0 turnovers in the game against the Nets. As the sixth man of the team, he has awakened the hard power of this team and will also greatly improve it.

After the Rockets released serious preparation training, they started their journey to Toronto. Next, the Rockets will have a second consecutive away trip. They have to strive for their first away win and their second consecutive away win.

VanVleet is also with the team, and VanVleet does not have any protective gear on his knee, and he does not limp when walking. He walks like a normal person. VanVleet only underwent ACL repair surgery this summer, and he feels that he is recovering faster than expected.

One day ago, according to the US media Fullcourtpass, he said that Rockets reporter Kelly Iko said that the Rockets planned to apply for an injury exception after VanVleet suffered a season-ending knee injury. With a season annual salary of 25 million US dollars, half of which is worth US$12.5 million, the injury exception can sign one, trade for one, or claim a player with an annual salary of up to US$12.5 million and a one-year contract, and this player will not be included in the team's salary cap.

But also on October 28, Dubos, another Rockets team reporter, reported this: The door to VanVleet's return has not been closed. The article writes that VanVleet suffered an ACL tear in late September. The recovery period of this injury is from September to December. The end of the 25-26 regular season is April 12 (US time), and the finals will be played until June. If VanVleet recovers quickly, he hopes to return in the playoffs.

The American media The Rockets Wire also posted an interview with Van Fleet. Van Jordan said: There is currently no timetable for a comeback. I came off the crutches a few weeks after the surgery and I am now walking around freely, but just taking my time, day by day rehab, we will see where we can go at the end of the year, I am working on my rehab every day focusing on getting better and eventually planning to come back.

I am really slow now and feel uncomfortable with myself. I know how much effort I have put into this, and I also know what I mean to this team! The worst part is not being able to play with them and contribute.