The magic of the NBA is that no team can claim to win 100% of their opponents, and anything can happen no matter what time of day it gets. For example, today the Rockets beat the Nets.

Judging from the rankings of these two teams, as well as the goals of the season, the Rockets should be able to play the Nets. But the Rockets have lost to the Nets once two days ago, basically falling behind all over the court, and they didn't lose a little temper.

The Rockets looked to be in shame today, building a game-winning lead in the final minute of the final quarter. But this young rocket is sick again. With a four-point lead in the final minute, Shepard and Green missed a three-pointer that was completely incomprehensible, leaving the Nets plenty of time to chase down the points.

Russell assisted Zawey on a three-pointer to send the two sides to the free-throw line. Shen Jing's free throws were competitive enough, he made 4 of 10 free throws in the first place, and hit all 4 free throws in the final moment. Even though Dillon made 1-of-2 free throws at the end, the Nets still trailed by four points with just 9.5 seconds left.

The Nets played the ball on the sideline, and the Rockets' defense gave Keown Johnson too much room to shoot, and the latter hit a three-pointer to score his 22nd point of the game. For such a top scorer of the Nets today, the Rockets' defense is really a bit casual.

Of course, even so, the Rockets still have a one-point lead. As long as the ball is sent out and waiting for a foul, as long as the free throw is hit, the Rockets can still be invincible. But the Rockets made that worst choice.

Amen's serve under pressure was ridiculously off, directly in a zone full of Nets players, and the ball was directly pointed to Russell, who was in the vacant position on the outside, Russell was not soft at all, and hit three points with a knife in his hand, and the Nets overtook by two points!

From leading by 4 points to trailing by 2 points, from heaven to hell, the Rockets took just 6.6 seconds. Jalen Green missed the final shot, and the Rockets suffered a season sweep by the Nets, and their recent form fell to a freezing point.

After two wins over the Cavaliers and one win over the Celtics, the Rockets suddenly seemed to be a different team, and the previous win over the Hawks was also quite ugly. The Rockets then lost to the Nets twice, losing to direct rivals the Grizzlies and Knicks, and recently suffered a four-game losing streak.

I sometimes really wonder if my poisoned milk attribute is too powerful. After blowing the Rockets, the Rockets fell to third in the West on a four-game losing streak; After blowing Amen, Amen has handed over two single-digit points in his last three games, and today he played one of the worst performances of the season.

Today, Amen had 7 points, 6 rebounds, 8 assists, 4 steals and 2 blocks, and the low scoring output was not a problem, and the defensive end was still full of presence. The problem was that he made seven turnovers, the rough handling of the ball was too obvious, and the last service error went straight to the end of the match.

We say that Amen has infinite possibilities, and this possibility can certainly be positive or negative. Some people's handling of the ball is that they can't practice it in their lifetime, and too many people's jumping men can only eat the bowl of rice of youth.

VanVleet's presence largely obscures the Rockets' lack of ball-handling capabilities. VanVleet's injury is estimated to be healed after the All-Star, and the Rockets have been playing very messily during this time, just missing such a stable ball holding point.

When Shen Jing is off the court, as long as the opponent wraps up Jalen and lets Amen handle the ball, the Rockets are prone to mistakes. Once the Rockets lack a stable way to initiate offense, it is easy to return to the disorganized offense of the previous swing period.

Although VanVleet's decline this season is very obvious, his basic market is there, at least he can stabilize the situation. At the same time, VanVleet's defense as a small guard is also underestimated, Xiao Jia has also been injured for a long time, and the Rockets' defense has been in a downward state during this time.

Is the rocket floating? I think it's a little bit. The second-place record in the West and consecutive victories against strong opponents are all reasons why the Rockets can float. But young teams tend to get worse with the higher they win, and the good news is that this happened in February.

The Rockets don't necessarily need much of a move at the upcoming trade deadline, but some minor fixes are necessary. The story of the seven sons of Rocket growing up together is certainly wonderful, but how many fairy tales can really happen in reality?