The Rockets open the counter against the Nets

Houston is no longer a fanatic. After losing the first game after two overtimes against the Thunder and a short setback against the Pistons, the Rockets did nothing this time to beat the Nets (137-109). Players fromMaking Udoka he quickly made a difference before flying off after returning from the locker room.

Like the day before against the Spurs, Brooklyn started the match well, at least in attack, well Terrance Mann. More Ben Saraf is too short physically to stop circle attacksAmen Thompsonwell he helped smaller five, with Josh Okogie instead of Steven Adams. Even the exit of Amen Thompson does not change anything for the guests, who are hard to protect their racket.

Houston is having fun, so he is sharing shots from afar, with the address of the applicants Reed Sheppard etc Tara Eason. The Rockets finished the first quarter with a 15-0 lead in three minutes, and scored 42 points on 62.5% shooting (42-25).

Seven players with more than ten points

The games are back to back and similar for the Nets. Michael Porter Jr and his team found salvation at 3 points like against San Antonio. Brooklyn signs six successes behind the arc in less than six minutes and pulls away (57-50). Houston doesn’t panic and sticks to its game plan, with Alperen Sengun in the control tower and Tara Eason is irresistible. The wing is on fire and signs a near-perfect first period: 20 points on 7/9 including 5/6 from distance, 4 rebounds and 3 assists. Enough to maintain an 11-point lead at halftime (71-60).

And while a little more than 24 hours earlier they offered a tense ending to the match thanks to a great third quarter, Jordi Fernandez’s players will spoil it this time after returning from the locker room. Brooklyn falls into an offensive black hole compared to the length of the Rockets.

Houston’s talent does the rest and everyone gets involved. From Amen Thompson’s distribution to Alperen Sengun’s mastery to Kevin Durant’s finishing qualities, it’s too much for the Nets. 6-0 here, 8-0 there… The Rockets take a 26-point lead and enjoy a quiet finish to the match.

Reid Shepard took the opportunity to show both shooting and passing with a new career high (8 assists). The name Udoka can open his bench wide, without it changing anything in the dominance of his team, who will be up to 33 lengths ahead before winning by 28 points.

WHAT TO REMEMBER

– Houston’s offensive demonstration. It may have been just the Nets opposite, but the Rockets performed very well, especially in areas where they continued to fall short last season. The Texans finished with 57.6% shooting, including an excellent 16/32 from 3-point range, 33 assists and seven players over ten points.

– Minutes, but no card for Nolan Traore. Remaining on the bench during Brooklyn’s last two matches, the French rookie had the right to the most minutes of his career with 21 minutes on the floor due to the absence of Egor Demin. The former St. Quentin player didn’t take advantage, especially when Houston got into the zone in the second period. He finished with four points on 1/5 shooting, 3 assists, but also four fouls and two turnovers.

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