The Rockets have the NBA’s worst record. They will almost certainly be bringing in another young talent, most likely from among the stars of March Madness.
OK, it’s not the top of the draft stargazing you might prefer to begin your scouting mission, but the Rockets’ pick could fall out of the top five. As unhappy a lottery result as that might be, checking out Jalen Duran, Memphis’ 6-10 freshman center, might ease the pain of that potential misfortune. He made 62.1 percent of his shots and could provide rim protection. Worth checking out.Iowa vs.
Once you locate truTV, consider Keegan Murray if the Rockets slip out of the top five. The 6-8 Iowa sophomore produces, averaging 23.7 points, making 40.6 percent of his 3s, blocking a couple shots per game. Don’t be late. You’ll be changing the channel shortly, but hurry to the chance to check out Iowa and Murray.Now, that’s more like it. The Rockets could win the lottery or come away with the second pick again.
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