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So I want to give the Houston Rockets the benefit of the doubts, but I just can't.

I just cannot. They are a dumpster fire.

They continue to surprise me in the most awful way humanly possible. Last time we checked on the

Rockets, Stephen Silas was throwing his team under the bus. Remember he was like, oh yeah,

they're not playing on the defensive end.

They don't get after it.

I remember Eric Gordon was saying things about how they're not improving.

They're not getting into their man.

They're fighting over things and not helping each other, not doing what they're supposed to do.

Pretty much an indictment of this entire team not being on the same page.

And the rockets are awful. They're the worst team in the league they're 13 and 45 and that's the worst worst record in the NBA by by a long shot they're one and nine their last 10 this is not a good

team right but there's a lot of not good teams this this is like a infested organization, though. And the more you look into it,

the more you say to yourself, what is happening there? How do you fix it? Because it is really

off the rails. So now we've got some new news on some more things that apparently are disturbing as it relates to their third

overall pick from last year's draft Jabari Smith Jr.

Yeah, he's an absolute mess.

They broke him.

I'm going to say it.

Again, Houston Rockets have broken Jabari Smith.

According to Mark Spear at Anscape, apparently the Thunder, which has nothing to do with the Rockets,

but the Thunder promised Jabari that they would draft him at number two overall,

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