Adams talks about the twin-tower lineup: The defensive end must grasp the rhythm and timing, and the offense must take advantage of the matchup advantage.

October 25th: During the NBA regular season, the Rockets lost to the Pistons 111-115. After the game, Rockets center Adams accepted an interview with the media.

Reporter: "What do you think are the biggest successes and biggest difficulties in using the twin-tower lineup in the first few games?"

Adams: "It's hard to say now that the season has just started. It's mainly about rhythm and timing, especially on the defensive end - if you need to think, it's already slow. Our defensive system needs to be We need to rely on instinctive reactions so that we can make up defense in time. Once we hesitate, the opponent's offensive window will always be open. We really need to strengthen this aspect, but it will naturally improve with running in. "

"Even if the defense needs to be improved, we still need to play good tactics on the offensive end and make good use of our advantages in multiple matchups. We need to do better in this regard. "