The prey of the No. 10 draw? The Rockets have completed a separate trial for "New Dream Chasing - Green"

Under the leadership of head coach Uduka, the Houston Rockets played exciting basketball this season, playing as young as possible in offense, and trying their best to limit their opponents on the defensive end. It is precisely because of their excellent offense and defense that they can defeat strong enemies repeatedly and sweep everything, and advance to the playoffs with a second place in the fiercely competitive West.

Although he lost the series in the confrontation with the Golden State Warriors and ended in the first round of the playoffs early, anyone with a discerning eye can see that the reconstruction of this youth army has been on the right track.

It is worth mentioning that the Phoenix Suns actually acted as a "living Lei Feng" and insisted on giving his first round pick in 2025 to the Houston Rockets. General Manager Stone refused again and again, unable to resist the Sun's enthusiasm, and accepted the No. 10 lottery with tears. During this period, the Rockets' work focus has been on this draft pick. Stone and Uduka invited several popular rookies to come to Houston for a solo trial.

According to Rockets reporter Kelly Iko, the Houston Rockets has completed a trial training for University of South Carolina center Colin Murray Boyles.

It is understood that Boyles is quite interesting as a rookie. However, on the NBA stage, he has not yet been able to accurately position his best position. Although he showed his ability to play in the college field with small forwards and power forwards, the situation was different in the NBA level.

If he is allowed to play as a small forward, his shooting feel is poor and it will be difficult to become a powerful threat to the outside. However, with his outstanding strength and elite-level defensive awareness, he has made up for this shortcoming well. If he was allowed to play as a power forward, he would be relatively short, but he had a keen intuition about the game, which would make up for his physical disadvantage to a certain extent. Moreover, as the body develops further, he may be able to grow one or two more inches taller.

Boyles is very smart, has outstanding passing skills, and performs well in pick-and-roll tactics. At the same time, he can also play an important role on the defensive end. In the simulation draft held by ESPN on the 10th of this month, Boyles was selected by the Rockets with the 10th pick in the first round.