There are two lessons the Houston Rockets can take home from their first-round series with the Dallas Mavericks. On the surface, they may seem contradictory, but both are true.
On one level, the Rockets need to learn to not overreact to Sunday's Game 4 loss. The best thing they can do in response to much of what happened in the 121-109 defeat is nothing. On another level, though, there is a degree of “calibration” required which it magnifies.
The Rockets need to tweak things, not change things.
Learning When to Do Nothing
Sometimes, the best thing to do is nothing.