Congratulations to the Rockets! The 32-year-old new player appears on the training ground, recovering beyond expectations? Maybe catch up with the first game of the regular season

Before the Rockets' new season's preseason and regular season began, they encountered injuries, and the two injured players were the core of the team. First of all, veteran Van Vritte. As the team's ball-holding core last season, Van Vritte was accidentally injured in the Bahamas training camp, resulting in a season reimbursement. If he wants to play, he may have to wait until next season.

However, the Rockets do have many available point guards, and even Rockets coach Uduka specially named 23-year-old fringe guard Davidson, believing that he will play a very important role in the Rockets' No. 1 position next season. This is also a helpless choice. Van Vreet is one of the Rockets' tactical cores. Without him, the Rockets' future for next season will be bleak.

Fenney Smith also underwent ankle surgery during the offseason and has not yet fully recovered. According to Uduka, Finney Smith may continue to quit. Although he has resumed some shooting training now, 32-year-old veteran Finney Smith is not able to participate in confrontation training at the moment, and he can only stay on the court for shooting training alone.

32-year-old Finney Smith signed a four-year, 53 million contract with the Rockets. Next season, he took a standard middle-class contract from the Rockets, which looks like a very cheap contract. Finney Smith's role in the Rockets is to replace Dillon Brooks, who has been traded to the Phoenix Suns.

With Finney Smith, the Rockets' three-point shooting ability on the front line will be greatly improved, with his three-point shooting percentage reaching 41% last season; on the defensive end, he can also fully match the defensive intensity brought by Dillon Brooks. Uduka revealed that in some games at the beginning of the season, Finney Smith will not play for the time being, and the Rockets now have no idea when Finney Smith will be on the verge.

But now we see Finney Smith. On October 6, the Rockets posted photos of recent training camps. We saw Finney Smith appearing in the Rockets' new stadium, and he was sitting on the sidelines and discussing something. Although it may not be able to participate in confrontational training, for the Rockets, Finney Smith can now be with his teammates or shoot himself, and that's the best news.

It seems that Finney Smith is in good shape. She is wearing the Rockets' black and red training suit and seems to have recovered from her injury, which is good news for the Rockets. As long as Finney Smith can catch up with the first game of the regular season that started on October 21, the Rockets will have a chance to defeat the Thunder in this game and get a good start. It looks like Finney Smith has recovered faster than expected, and he has a full chance to catch up with the first regular season game against the Thunder.

Of course, Finney Smith cannot come back rashly. If he does not fully recover from his injury, he will come back rashly, which may further intensify his injuries, which will affect the Rockets' performance and performance in the regular season. The Rockets have already collapsed a veteran Van Vreett, and there can no longer be another core player who is injured for a long time.