NBA Entering the offseason, the Rockets are quietly moving and they are reshuffling the coaching staff. Among them, Mahmoud Abdelfattah, who led the Rockets affiliated team Vipers to win the G League championship last season, was highlighted. In the new season, he will join the Rockets coaching staff and coach Stephen Silas. makes suggestions.
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The famous NBA columnist Rachad Binkley published an article. According to his understanding, Mahmoud Abdelfattah will be entrusted with important tasks by the Rockets in the new season. He will follow Coach Stephen Silas directs the team's offense together. For a rookie who has never coached in the NBA, this is a very rare thing. Of course, it can be seen that the Rockets are quite optimistic about the bald coach.
The Viper's offense is pleasing to the eye
It can be said that before last season, Mahmoud Abdel Fattah was unknown, but he successfully led the Viper to win the Development League championship. Compared with the final result, Mahmoud Abdel-Fattah's coaching philosophy and tactical ideas are more impressive. Statistics show that the Vipers' offensive efficiency, three-pointers made and average points per game ranked high last season. Ranked first in the league, the players' awareness and effort in rushing for rebounds are also very active. The Vipers' offensive flow is pleasing to the eye, and the game is very beautiful to watch.
Worked with many players
While coaching in the Development League, Mahmoud Abdelfattah worked with Kevin Porter Jr., Kenyon Martin II, Garrison Matthews , Usman Garuba , Josh Christopher and Dayshon Knicks and other players have cooperated, and they are all players in the Rockets without exception. From being an intern at the beginning to leading the Vipers to the championship, and now becoming an assistant coach of an NBA team, Mahmoud Abdel-Fattah's coaching experience is particularly inspiring, and he is always able to maintain excellent relationships with his players.
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In addition to leading the team to achieve good results, Mahmoud Abdel-Fattah will give players opportunities to make mistakes, which is obviously a good thing for the growth and development of young people. They don't have to worry about being abandoned or even benched because of poor on-field performance or ups and downs in form. Compared with those famous and even older coaches, Mahmoud Abdel-Fattah will not be so rigid and traditional. In the new season, he will become the right-hand man next to Stephen Silas. Let us look forward to the future. Can Hamoud Abdel-Fattah bring some positive changes to the Rockets.
