By Forrest Walker on December 19, 2018
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The best thing about this win for the Houston Rockets was how much the winning part was overshadowed by the NBA record-breaking part. For a Rockets team that's been looking for some rhythm seemingly all season, a historic win over the Washington Wizards was just what they needed. Now they get to congratulate themselves on setting a new all-time NBA record for made three-point shots in a game with 26, rather than simply being happy to be above .500.
Showing posts with label Michael Carter-Williams. Show all posts
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Rockets Sign Michael Carter Williams
By Forrest Walker on July 3, 2018
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Via reports from sources including Wojnarowski, the Houston Rockets have come to an agreement with Michael Carter-Williams. The reported deal is a veteran minimum contract for one year. Carter-Williams was drafted with the 11th overall pick in the 2013 draft by the Philadelphia 76ers and last played for the Charlotte Hornets.
The 6'6" Carter-Williams is known for his defensive ability, and has been used as both point guard and wing at various times. He has never shot above 27% from three point range in a season. At a minimum contract, the Rockets likely hope to be able to take that risk and not be out much of anything if this gamble doesn't pay off.
Red Nation Hoops will have more analysis and commentary on this and all Rockets free agency moves in coming days.
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Via reports from sources including Wojnarowski, the Houston Rockets have come to an agreement with Michael Carter-Williams. The reported deal is a veteran minimum contract for one year. Carter-Williams was drafted with the 11th overall pick in the 2013 draft by the Philadelphia 76ers and last played for the Charlotte Hornets.
The 6'6" Carter-Williams is known for his defensive ability, and has been used as both point guard and wing at various times. He has never shot above 27% from three point range in a season. At a minimum contract, the Rockets likely hope to be able to take that risk and not be out much of anything if this gamble doesn't pay off.
Red Nation Hoops will have more analysis and commentary on this and all Rockets free agency moves in coming days.
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