They have been an excellent 3-point shooting team thus far, and they must lean into it in order to compete.
As the Houston Rockets have climbed to a 4-2 record on the back of an impressive win streak, the team has shocked fans with one surprising development: the fact that they are, as it stands, the best perimeter shooting team in the NBA.
Yet, in spite of this, the Rockets are dead last in the league in 3-point attempts per game, and, in order to maximize their rejuvenated offensive potency with Kevin Durant on the roster, they must re-shape their identity, at least partially, around this newfound strength.