Thanks to the Rockets for creating me! Joining the Wizards and want to be the starter, White Demon Talks Uduka says his heart

This year's offseason, Rockets' seventh son Jaylen Green and Whitmore left. Green has been greatly taken care of by the Suns. The team recently confirmed that he played as point guard in the new season, and the Suns will give Green the absolute right to hold the ball. The White Demon was traded to the Wizards, which was also a perfect operation for the Rockets. Compared to Mo X back then, Stone understands human nature better. Whether it was sending Harden to the Nets that he wanted to go to or dealing with rookie issues, Stone was humane.

In an interview with Stone, a team said that some of the team bids higher than the Wizards, but he discussed with the White Devils agent which team is more suitable for his future development, and the Rockets finally agreed to send it to the Wizards. Whitmore thanked the Rockets for this, and he was not dissatisfied with the Rockets players and Stone. White Demon thanked the Rockets in an interview with Brandon "Scoop B " Robinson, who said that joining the Wizards to return to his hometown team made him excited.

White Demon also praised Jaylen Green, saying that he would be able to become an All-Star with the Sun. Speaking of the Rockets getting Durant, the White Devils also admitted that it was a great deal, but he also felt that he had few opportunities on the front line. Bai Mo mixed reviews about Uduka’s evaluation. Bai Mo said that the advantage of Uduka is that playing basketball and defense under him is the first priority. The disadvantage is that Uduka doesn't like to give new players too many opportunities. As long as he doesn't focus on defense at the beginning, it will be difficult for him to play again afterwards.

Whitmore said: "I think I have a chance to start at the Wizards, and I need more opportunities to perform. I don't think I have a bad defense. I have the ability to be the best defense. Especially in the Rockets' two seasons, you need to do a good job in defense first so that Uduka will give you a chance to play. But I just entered the league at that time, and I didn't focus on defense. As the game deepened, I began to understand this. In the final analysis, whether I start depends on the Wizards' coach, and the same is true for the Rockets. But compared to the Rockets, I think there is a greater chance here."

It is worth mentioning that the White Demon also marked the game where the Wizards and the Rockets will face each other next season. It seems that he wants to strike hard against the Rockets and break out to prove himself. Of course, everything depends on whether Bai Mo can correct his personality. Why didn't Uduka let the White Devil play when he was in the Rockets? He made it very clear in the interview. It is just that the White Demon must focus on the defensive end, instead of taking crazy shots as soon as they come on the court and not passing the ball. Uduka just wants to make the White Demon more team and patiently polish him.

This is why the White Demon analyzes that Uduka is good and bad. With a defensive priority strategy, he was forced to put part of his energy on the defensive end, which also made the White Demon realize the importance of defense. This is a deep creation of Uduka vs. White Demon, and Uduka’s flaws are indeed as Bai Demon said. If you didn’t do it well at the beginning, it will be difficult to trust you later. Shepard's strength is definitely not as strong as the White Demon, and Uduka uses him, so he is obedient.

Shepard is not good at physical confrontation, but he is still very hard on defense and shares the ball. The coach doesn’t look at how many points you get, but whether the details on the court are good enough and whether they fit the style. Uduka has a lot of say in the Rockets. This year the Knicks still want to poach, so the Rockets immediately renew their contract with Uduka with a salary increase. Then Durant was introduced, and then got electric fans and Okoji Capela. The Rockets were building the team completely according to Uduka's philosophy. The White Demons are definitely more likely than the Rockets in the Wizards, but playing a bad team doesn’t mean you can play randomly. He still has to do a good job in the front line first, which is to work hard to defend and shoot three-pointers to grab rebounds.