Live broadcast on November 15 news Rockets rookie Tari Ethan said in an interview this week that he had been familiar with the role of substitute since he went to school, but now in the Rockets, he thinks he can play any position.

Tarry Ethan was the replacements of the team at Louisiana State University, but he often performed well after his debut. Talking about this experience, he said: “I think this is the mentality I have had since I was in high school, because I have served as a substitute half the time (Ethan was arranged to start with the former pioneer star Brandon Roy, who taught in high school). Before senior three, I was always a substitute. Therefore, I have been playing the substitute for a longer time than I have been in the first place. If you start to look at my basketball career when I am 15 years old, you will find that I am used to serving as a substitute.”

“For me, there is not much difference between who I am on the court. Whether it is the third position, the fourth position, or any position you want me to play, I can adapt quickly. I know what I need to bring when I play.” Tari-Ethan continued, “So, I won’t do things beyond my personal mission. I think I have adapted well now. Every time I walk on the court, I can bring vitality to the team.”

So far this season, the 17th show Tower-Ethan has played 14 times, with an average of 18 minutes, contributing 8.4 points 4.8 rebounds 1.1 assists 1.6 steals 0.5 caps, field goal percentage 43.7%, three-point shot percentage 42.9%.

(Lin Yuan)