Who Should Start for the Rockets?

Who Should Start for the Rockets?



Who Should Start for the Rockets?

The Panel debates one of the Houston Rockets’ biggest lineup questions: Fred VanVleet or Reed Sheppard — who should start? The panel breaks down their strengths, fit, shooting, playmaking, defense, experience, and long-term value for the Rockets. Who gives Houston the best chance to win now, and who should get the starting role going forward? Watch the full Rockets debate and decide who you would start.

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View Comments (11)
  1. Reed Sheppard is legit one of the worst point guards ever. He has no brain in his skull. He doesn’t pass, nor is he willing to. And he also thinks he should shoot everything.

  2. marz just likes arguing with chill, cause he is literally the one always saying how acl’s arent how it used to be 😂 now chill says that & there’s pushback

  3. Fred was not good before the injury. His FG and 3pt splits were 37/34%. From January till game 2 of the playoffs his splits 33/32% & he had only 2 games with 5 or made shots. He is the worst starting PG in the NBA and the PGs in the west are licking their chops thinking ab a FVV Sengun PNR defense

  4. "It should be obvious for Reed Sheppard to be a starter", right after being the Rockets worst player in the playoffs on both ends of the floor? While Marcus Smart was one of the best players on the Lakers and absolutely outplayed any PG on the Rockets? The obvious choice seems to be Smart as the starting point guard.

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