Courtesy of 82games, we take another look at the Houston Rockets’ top five-man floor units. The second column, Off, gives each unit’s points per possession. It comes as no surprise that Kyle Lowry, Chase Budinger, and Carl Landry are all part of the team’s top two offensive units, thus far.
The fourth column, +/-, gives the team net points for the unit. The quintet of Aaron Brooks, Lowry, Budinger, Landry, and David Andersen has by far the highest. Take this for what it’s worth as the +/- is unadjusted – this doesn’t mean this unit is necessarily the best, but just that they have produced the most efficiently up to this point against their competition.
-ESPN Houston Rockets Affiliate- Rahat Huq - founder, editor email: rahathuq@red94.net
rick adelman's forte IS NOT lineup creativity. i have a feeling if you presented him with this 'evidence' he'd look at you like you just interrupted his nap. i really thought this year we'd get a chance to mix and match, find out what works, and adelman is behaving as if he has a lineup that is chiseled from granite. annoying at times, wish he'd throw jermaine taylor out there more, yea dorsey is dumb as a doorknob but you cant teach physicality and tenacity on the boards, i dunno maybe im over-reacting.
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