The hit rate in two games in the playoffs has increased! The Rockets 22-year-old star will be strong when he meets strong, and the transaction value continues to increase

Some players in the Rockets performed well in the regular season, but did not have many opportunities to perform in the playoffs. Some players have sufficient playing time and tactical status in the playoffs, but their performance is not very good, such as the 23-year-old shooting guard Jaylen Green.

However, there are also some players who have seen a decrease in playing time in the playoffs compared to the regular season, but their offensive performance is more efficient, such as the Rockets' 22-year-old rising star power forward Jabbarri Smith Jr. Although Smith Jr., the No. 3 pick, failed to reach the heights of Ban Keiro or Homgren this season, as the second key rotation forward in the West, Jabbarry Smith Jr. also plays an important tactical role in the Rockets. He is the Rockets' best space inside player and one of the Rockets' most mobile big men.

In the regular season, Smith Jr. averaged 12 points per game; and in the playoffs, although his playing time was 10 minutes less than the regular season and his average data also dropped to 7.4 points and 3.9 rebounds, compared with the regular season, the Rockets Smith Jr. both shooting percentages in the playoffs increased rapidly - his shooting percentage in the playoffs was 50% and his three-point shooting percentage was as high as 45.5%, and the two figures in the regular season were only 43.8% and 35.4%.

In the regular season, Smith Jr.'s shooting percentage is not stable. Sometimes he can score multiple three-pointers in a single game, and his shooting percentage can be above 40%. Sometimes Smith Jr.'s "one more shot" happens from time to time, but in the playoffs, Smith Jr. can shoot three-pointers almost every game, and his three-point shooting percentage is as high as 45%. Jabbarry Smith Jr. is one of the key players in the Rockets who can spend the tiebreak with the Warriors. Although his tactical status is not as good as the regular season, he obviously performed hard enough in a head-on game like the playoffs. Whether it is the defense of the Warriors players or the three-point shooting from the outside, Smith Jr. performed well.

However, coach Uduka uses more of the double tower mode composed of Shinkyung and Adams in the playoffs, so Jabbarri Smith's playing time is obviously much lower than the regular season. In terms of offensive efficiency and defensive efficiency, Smith Jr. is unambiguous. It can be said that "a tough battle will come with energy." This is Smith Jr.'s biggest feature. Compared with a player like Jaylen Green who has disappointed in the playoffs, it is obvious that Smith Jr.'s two shooting percentage improvements prove how good he performed in the playoffs.

The playoffs have increased Smith's net worth again. Only in playoff games can a player's ability and spiritual attributes be truly reflected. The Rockets' potential goal this summer is to chase superstars. From some reports and simulated transactions, we can see that Jabbarry Smith, known as "Bosh Jr.", should be the first choice for trading superstars. The superstars targeted by the Rockets are nothing more than super forwards like Durant and Antetokounmpo. They overlap with Smith Jr. in exchange for such a superstar, then the 22-year-old power forward Jabbarri Smith Jr. will definitely be sent away. Judging from the performance in the playoffs, it is obvious that Smith Jr.'s trading value continues to increase.