Rockets summer league schedule is out! Shepard plays for two consecutive years and Matthews will compete for a two-way spot

On June 28, the Houston Rockets officially released the summer league schedule, with the Rockets against the Clippers on July 12, the Pistons on July 14, the Hawks on July 15, and the Trail Blazers on July 18. The last game is about to open the Blazers, in other words, you can see Yang Hansen.

The Houston Chronicle reporter Daniel Lena reported that the Rockets' 2024 Tehua Show Reed Shepard will play in this summer league this year. This is Shepard's second consecutive year in the summer league, and he is also the core player of the Rockets in the summer league.

He also wrote in the article: The Rockets' complete summer league roster will not be announced in early July, but the ones that have been confirmed to play are Shepard, Dante, David Roddy, and training camp contract player Cam Matthews.

Early, Lena revealed that the Rockets gave David Roddy two-way qualification contracts with Enfalley Dante, McVay did not receive the two-way qualification contract, and the Rockets also signed a training camp contract with Cam Matthews, and Matthews will compete for the last two-way contract spot in the summer league.

Shepard opened high and closed low throughout the 24-25 season. He shone in the summer league averaged 20 points, 4.8 rebounds, 5.3 assists, 2.8 steals and 1.3 blocks to be selected for the first team of the summer league.

Shepard was DNP many times, and she only played 52 games in the regular season, averaging 12.6 minutes per game, scoring 4.4 points, 1.5 rebounds and 1.4 assists, shooting percentage 35.1%, and three-point shooting percentage 33.8%. It is reported that Shepard will enter the main rotation in the new season as VanVleet's second point guard. I hope Shepard can take the banner this time.

Text/Yan Xiaobai: Rocket Observation