The first performance was impressive, but it didn’t matter much; Zhou Qi was defeated and reverted to his true form~
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I watched all of Zhou Qi’s 3 games. Apart from an outstanding performance in the first game, his performances in the other games were average; his offensive play was subpar while his defensive play was just passable. Although we’re both Chinese, please stop exaggerating things like his plus/minus rating. To be fair, the original poster thinks it’s unlikely that Zhou Qi will make it into the Rockets’ rotation this season, but he has great potential; after all, all rookies with the Rockets have to spend their first year training in the G League. Regarding the many people who say Zhou Qi can only shoot threes from outside, with weak and inaccurate shots. I can only say that it takes time for a child like Xiao Zhou, who has only completed junior high school education, to understand tactics; everyone should give him more time. The rocket allows you to create space, but it doesn’t mean you just stay outside and shoot threes; you still need to go towards the basket. Stupid kids can’t be flexible.
With his physical condition, it’s simply impossible to get in, right? Yao Ming is more or less the same.
His physical condition isn’t good enough to allow him to break through; he needs to exercise more, after all, he’s still young.
One needs to be proactive in moving around, capable of playing both inside and outside – only then can they pose a threat. The body is too thin
If he gains 20 pounds, he’ll be just like Kobe~ The Rockets will keep him for two years; if he performs well, they’ll keep him around, but if not, well… . . .