Uduka talks about three-point defense: As long as the player who takes the shot is the player we want him to take, we can accept it!

October 30th: During the NBA regular season, the Rockets defeated the Raptors 139-121. After the game, Uduka accepted an interview with the media.

Reporter: "The Raptors have gradually narrowed the point difference by shooting a large number of three-pointers in the game. What do you think of the team's three-point defense?"

Uduka: "We can accept them shooting some three-pointers, especially in zone defense. We will let certain players take shots. If they feel hot, we will adjust. When the opponent made 21 shots Three-pointers and you're still winning by about 20 points, generally you can accept some of them. "

"I think we're playing against teams that have a 'no fear' attitude or just dare to shoot, you know, that's the trend in the league right now. As long as it's the player we want him to shoot, we can accept it and adjust if necessary."