When the Houston Rockets obtained Dennis Schroder at this past February’s trade deadline in the deal for Daniel Theis, there were more than a few groans from H-town faithful. With Kevin Porter Jr. and Jalen Green demanding playing time for their development, many thought that the last thing the Rockets needed was another guard.
However, Schroder’s presence was more profound than anticipated, as his veteran’s acumen became a stabilizing force for a young group still learning the ropes.
Schroder finished the season averaging 10.9 points, 3.3 rebounds, and 5.9 assists per contest over 15 games, and though his shooting percentages were low — 39.