Average of 4+1+1! The Rockets shooter missed the All-Rookie Team and only won 1 vote, not because he was not weak in strength?

San Antonio Spurs defender Castle eventually became the best rookie of the season, which is actually what everyone hopes for. Whether it is personal performance, personal data or attendance, Castle does better than other rookies. It can only be said that although Castle does not have many highlights this season, Castle's competitors perform worse than him, so it is normal for Castle to eventually become the best rookie in this rookie's young year. We can only blame this year's rookie's overall quality, even the worst rookie lineup in the past 10 years.

In addition to the best rookie, the NBA also announced two sets of best rookie lineups today. It is worth mentioning that among the top four rookies this season, No. 1 forward Rissache, No. 1 center Saar, and No. 4 Rookie Castle were all selected for the first team of the All-Rookie Team. Only Rockets' shooter Shepard was not selected for the first team, or even the second team of the best rookie. It can only be said that this is a big regret.

According to statistics, as the No. 3 Rockets shooter Shepard only won one vote for the second team, and he only scored 1 point, which is also the lowest in the total score of the rookie. Although Shepard seems to be no less talented and football maker than any rookie player, unfortunately he did come to the wrong team this season.

If you go to a team that plays badly and loses actively, then Shepard can become the starter and can better produce beautiful data. The Rockets' management believes that if Shepard goes to a bad team, he will have a chance to show himself this season and score at least 20 points per game.

In fact, when Shepard started several times this season, the Rockets basically gave up the game voluntarily. At that time, Shepard always scored more than 20 points and beautiful assists and rebounds. His performance was even very comprehensive. In addition to his offensive performance, he was also at ease on the defensive end. I can only say that if we talk about the ability to brush data, Shepard may be among the top rookies in this class, but the Rockets have no chance to give him so much ball rights and playing time this season. In the first half of the season, he played on behalf of the Rockets as a quasi-rotary, but then, in order to achieve better results, the Rockets directly hid Shepard many times. In the end, Shepard played only 52 games, averaging 4.4 points, 1.4 assists and 1.5 rebounds per game. The Rockets' main goal is to win, not to train Shepard. If she went to other teams, Shepard's performance would not be bad, and she would even have the chance to compete for the best rookie with the data she had made.

In fact, judging from this rookie player, although Shepard has poor data and average performance, his Rockets have the best record. Other teams like Saar, Rissache and Castle are either unable to enter the playoffs or just a team that playoffs playoffs, and have no capital to compete with the Rockets.

Therefore, it is not that Shepard performed poorly and had poor strength, but that the Rockets did not give Shepard more opportunities at all, so he regretfully missed the All-Rookie Team, which is reasonable. After a summer of training, I believe Shepard will get more opportunities in the Rockets next season and is expected to return to the rotation lineup.