Former teammate complained that Van Vritte wanted to grab the job of Uduka, and I have to say that Van Jordan is indeed taking action!

Recently, a former Rockets player, Van Vreet's former teammate, Lowry, revealed in an interview with "NBA Today" that his young follower Van Vreet often learned some pass and control skills with him, and now Van Vreet often discussed some practical experience in point guards with him during the Rockets. Lowry even pointed out that Van Vreet revealed to him that he hopes to be an NBA head coach after retirement, and that the one he hopes to coach most is Houston.

As Lowry said, every offseason we can see Van Vreet lead the Rockets' young men like a coach and some two-way contract players to train, and they will also point out their problems on the court. It can be said that Van Frett does the job of head coach Uduka in offseason. No wonder Lowry joked more than once that Van Vritte was robbing Uduka's job. It can only be said that the Rockets have a responsible point guard like Van Vritte, which is the Rockets' luck.

Others are trying to get more money in their careers, after all, Van Vreet already has a championship. But Van Vritte is trying to save money for the Rockets and find a way to use the money they have saved to sign more good players. I really hope that one day Van Vreet can coach the Rockets after retirement.