Rockets 10th draw is used for their own use: "Russian Doncic" Deming is a good choice!

The 2025 NBA Draft will be held this month. The Houston Rockets hold 10 signs this year. Judging from the Rockets' overall lineup and actual situation, the Rockets' No. 10 draw transactions are greater than those for their own use. If there is no transaction, or if there is no need to trade the No. 10 pick for your own use, the "Russian Doncic Deming" Rockets can completely consider it. It can fill the Rockets' shortcomings in the back line, which is also a good choice for the Rockets.

Deming was born in March 2006. He is 19 years old, 203cm tall and weighs 86kg. He comes from Real Madrid youth training team in Spain. He is currently studying at Brigham Young University. He is a tall but skilled backcourt player.

In the NCAA field this season, Deming made a total of 33 appearances, averaging 27.5 minutes per game, averaging 10.6 points, 3.9 rebounds, 5.5 assists, 0.4 blocks, and 2.9 turnovers and 1.2 fouls. His shooting percentage was 41.2%, a three-point shooting percentage of 27.3%, and a free throw shooting percentage of 69.5%.

Under Deming's leadership, Brigham Young University has achieved a record of 26 wins and 10 losses this season, which has made considerable progress compared to previous seasons. The team has achieved the best record in 14 years, and the team has reached the top 16 of the NCAA National Championships for the first time in 15 years. The improvement in the record can also show how obvious the arrival of Deming's arrival has been for Brigham Young.

If Deming can come to the Rockets, it will have a significant improvement in the Rockets' back line. The Rockets will make adjustments in the summer. For example, Van Vleet, Jaylen Green and Jabbarry Smith may trade as bargaining chips. In this way, the Rockets' starting lineup will definitely change greatly. After Uduka's two years of training, everyone can see the overall strength and progress of the Rockets. Who can stand up at a critical moment and who has the responsibility and responsibility, so it is clear to the Rockets' choice of Deming.

Deming's overall performance in the Chicago joint trial was still excellent. His physical test results were 204 cm tall, 209 cm wingspan, 90.4 kg, 268 cm high when standing, 21 cm long, 4 o'clock moving for 11.21 seconds, shuttle running for 2.93 seconds, 3-quarter sprint for 3.33 seconds, and bounced on the spot 67.3 cm. Overall, the results are still very good.

If the Rockets choose Deming, the Rockets' starting lineup will become:

1, Point guard: Deming

2, Scoreback: Cam Whitmore

3, Small forward: Dillon Brooks

4, Power forward: Amen Thompson

5, Center: Alperen Shenjing

Finally, the Rockets' defense line has the organization of tall defender Deming, and the defensive efficiency can be improved well. Being able to organize tandem is what the Rockets need at the moment. After all, Deming has a strong overall view and can form a more tacit backcourt combination with Whitmore, and can attack and defend, and the overall strength of the Rockets will be improved!