Is JVG a good coach after all? With McGrady and Yao Ming's rockets, is it still so bad?

Analysis:

VGD's strategy is always problematic. . . .

JVG's first question: He is not good at adjusting players' psychological state. JVG is a master of defense, but not a master of psychology. When JVG was attacked by the referee, or thought he was attacked by the referee, he began to curse helplessly again and again. I don't need to repeat the joke that JVG scolded the referee when the Rockets beat the Warriors. Just from his remarks about publicly throwing NBA referees behind the scenes last season, we can see his weakness in psychological adjustment. Coaches who can't control their own state can hardly help players improve their mentality. The main structure of the rocket is young players, and psychological adjustment is actually the most important thing, which has nothing to do with whether it is an all-star or not. Whether you can successfully fight a tough battle is the key to test the overall quality of the players.

JVG's second concern is the team's offense. So far, Van Gundy's team has almost no chance to attack smoothly throughout the game. So far, the rockets have only played beyond the level in the game when McGrady returned, and the rockets on the periphery of other games have become headless flies. I'm afraid JVG needs to be adjusted step by step.