Summary
The Houston Rockets' recent struggles may be linked to off-court issues involving Kevin Durant's alleged social media activity. These tensions may be affecting the team's chemistry as they approach a critical part of the season. Vernon Maxwell, a former Rockets player, suggests that even rumors can create division among young teammates.
Key Facts
- The Houston Rockets have struggled recently, losing 6 out of their last 10 games.
- The team is currently in fifth place in the Western Conference, close to falling into the Play-In tournament.
- Vernon Maxwell, a former Rockets player, suggests the team's problems could be due to Kevin Durant’s alleged social media activity.
- Maxwell claims Durant’s alleged use of a "burner account" to criticize teammates has disrupted team unity.
- Kevin Durant is accused of not taking enough shots, with only two attempts in the fourth quarter against the Lakers.
- The Rockets rely heavily on Durant, potentially leading to an over-reliance on isolation plays instead of teamwork.
- Houston is struggling with key performance areas like three-pointers made and turnovers.
- The team faces pressure to improve in the last 15 games to secure a strong playoff position.
