The Rockets tried out the Trail Blazers 2 in Spain backcourt. His performance this season was actually very bad?

According to HoopsHype reporter Alberto De Roa, Spanish backcourt player Isaac Nogues, who played for the Portland Trail Blazers' NBA Development League team's Tear City mix this season, has held a trial training for the Houston Rockets.

Norgus was born in February 2004 and is 21 years old and 196cm tall. In the NBA Development League field this season, Noggs made a total of 40 appearances, averaging 20.8 minutes per game, with averaging 2.5 points, 5.2 rebounds, 3.9 assists, 0.1 blocks, and 1.5 turnovers and 2.2 fouls. His shooting percentage was 47.4%, a three-point shooting percentage of 30%, and a free throw shooting percentage of 56.5%. Norgus' performance this season is actually not particularly ideal. He lacks sufficient scoring ability on the offensive end, his contribution to scoring is really too low, and he also lacks basic offensive methods. The opponent can give up on him on the offensive end, which seems a bit speechless. It is undeniable that Noggs has certain characteristics in passing and organizing offense. He also has good personal defensive abilities on the defensive end, which is also worthy of recognition. This is also a key factor in his ability to become a rotation player for the team. However, if you have a lot of playing time, you can only play such data, which is a bit outrageous no matter how you look at it.

Norgus also participated in the G League Elite Training Camp, and he also participated in two 5-on-5 matches during this period. As a result, Noggs' performance in these two matches was also very average. His scoring ability was still unable to be played, but he still showed some characteristics on the defensive end. It seems that Noggs is a functional player. He is indeed capable of taking adequate responsibilities in some aspects, but he can also be seen on the offensive end and will cause a huge drag on the team. As a backcourt player, he has no scoring ability and lacks stable shooting ability, which is also very fatal.

Judging from the current situation, it is basically impossible for Nogus to have a chance to successfully enter the NBA Draft this year. Considering that his performance in the NBA Development League is also a bit struggling, his overall competitiveness is very limited, and it seems that he will have a chance to grow into a qualified NBA rotation player in the future. On the other hand, Noggs played for the Spanish Second Division team last season, and his performance in the Spanish Second Division was also at a less than ideal level. Noggs' performance this season is still poor, which further shows that his potential and future development space are very limited. Noggs obviously has no chance to be shortlisted in this year's NBA Draft, and his ability is hugely different from qualified two-way contract candidates. In this way, the Rockets should just be inspecting Noggs?