US media: Rockets can sign back to Beverly and become the spiritual leader of the locker room. Young people need guidance from veterans

Recently, former NBA player Beverly said in his personal live broadcast room that he still wants to go back to play in the NBA and is always ready to go back. Therefore, the US media suggested that the Houston Rockets might consider signing Beverly back, so that Beverly would become the spiritual leader of the locker room, just like PJ Tucker's role in the Knicks. Beverly once wanted to play for the Rockets, so he squeezed out Jeremy Lin's starting position first and partnered with Harden to play well, especially his defense helped the Rockets keep locking in the opponent's defenders.

Beverly's Mad Dog-style defense left a deep impression, and many people believe that the Rockets today need veterans like Beverly's guidance. In the playoffs against the Warriors, the Rockets suffered a loss in defense and being gangsters like Zhu Meng and Butler. Therefore, many fans believe that the Rockets need a tough veteran as the team guide. Although the Rockets already have evil Dillon Brooks and tough Adams, someone still needs to guide the young defender Jaylen Green's defense.

Compared to Dillon Brooks, Beverly's defense is more fierce, and Beverly knows better how to inspire morale to the team. Dillon Brooks can only have the ability to disgust his opponents, unlike Dream Chasing and Butler who can also mobilize the morale of the team. When Beverly played for the Rockets and the Clippers, he could mobilize the team's morale and make the team's combat effectiveness better. That's why many people support Beverly's return to the Rockets, making this Rockets stronger.

Beverly is a short guard, older and loses explosive power, but as a team's defensive coach and a locker room spiritual leader is still a good choice. What's more, Beverly became famous for his mad dog biting defense in the Rockets. When he went back to the Rockets to serve as a coach, he could also convince the team's management and young players.