The Houston Rockets dropped their third straight game with a 116-103 loss to the Portland Trail Blazers on Wednesday night, and several members of the organization didn't pull punches when assessing the team's shortcomings entering the All-Star break.
"We're broken. It's that simple," interim head coach J.B. Bickerstaff said, according to KPRC-TV's Adam Wexler. "We all need to use this break to figure out how we're going to impact change."
In addition to losing three games in a row, the Rockets have dropped six of their last eight overall and sit at 27-28—a half-game out of the Western Conference's No. 8 seed.
"It's a fragmented bunch," Bickerstaff added, per Wexler. "You can't win that way."
Veteran guard Jason Terry agreed.
"The chemistry is not where you like it," Terry said, according to the Houston Chronicle's Jonathan Feigen. "I've seen worse. It's not functioning as a unit. Do we like to play with each other?"
Eric Ringering of 750 The Game relayed another sound bite from Terry, who continued to voice frustration with Houston's inability to mesh on the ...
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JB Bickerstaff, Jason Terry Comment on Rockets’ Struggles, Chemistry Issues
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