The Rockets lost to the Spurs 110-121. Player evaluations: 2 players were excellent, 4 players were passing, and 3 players were sluggish.

NBA Cup, the Rockets lost to the Spurs 110-121. This game was quite difficult for the Rockets, especially when they maintained the lead in the first half but were outplayed by their opponents. As a result, they were chasing points in the second half and ultimately lost.

It was an excellent performance by just two people in the audience. Shen Jing also performed very well in this game. He needs organization, scoring and defense. The effect against Bunyama was good, with 25+9+8 in the game. He tried his best to show his output. Okogie is now the basic base for the Rockets. While he can guarantee a three-point shooting rate, he is also very strong defensively. Whether he is leading the defense or assisting in defense, he is of great help to the team. He burned out 12+3 steals in the game.

Shepard, Capela, Ethan and Durant performed passably. Sheppard has maintained perfect offensive output in this game, scoring 16 points on 6-of-10 shots, ensuring stability with the ball. Unfortunately, Shepard was continuously targeted by his opponents on the defensive end, especially at the critical moment in the final quarter. His continuous misses caused the team to continue to lose points. Ethan is still a stable output point. He has been very efficient in three-pointers from the bottom corner recently, and it was the same in this game. He scored 11 points steadily and had 2 steals. However, he made too many mistakes and his ball-handling was a mess.

Durant started low and moved high. Especially in the first half, his state was very sluggish and he made many mistakes. However, Durant recovered after the start of the second half and was able to score some strong goals. Unfortunately, Durant still made mistakes at the last moment, 8 of them in the game. This state was obviously not in place. Capela protected the rebound very well in this game and could also protect the frame. Unfortunately, he was abandoned in the second half.

Amen, Smith, and Adams all performed sluggishly. Amen was still too lost when he came to the No. 1 position, which led to him playing hard on the offensive end and making many mistakes. He made 4 of 11 shots in the game. This kind of efficiency was too bad. Smith was also lost in this game, shooting 2 of 6 in the game. When he hits the offensive end, it's of little use. Once Adams gets tired, he can no longer protect rebounds. He is still in a bad shape this time.