“They’re Babies”: 7’1 Shaquille O’Neal Gives a Reality Check to Alperen Sengun and Jalen Green’s Rockets

The Houston Rockets and their disappointing season doesn’t seem to end. The team has an unbelievably disappointing record of one win in 13 games. Since the exit of James Harden from the side, they have struggled immensely, and Shaquille O’Neal recently pointed out the causes for it. In the recent episode of Inside the NBA, Shaq honestly described what is plaguing the Rockets’ side, at least for the current season. Their performances have all but surely removed them from playoff contention.

The Lakers legend is of the opinion that the Rockets squad is too young to compete at the highest level. He pointed out the fact that stars like Jalen Green and Alperen Segun are incredibly young.

Shaquille O’Neal is unable to find any veterans in the Rockets squad amidst their disappointing season

The Houston Rockets lost their second game in a row against the Cleveland Cavaliers on Thursday to continue their woes for the season. In the postgame analysis, the experts were bound to talk about what was up with the Houston side.

The Lakers legend chimed in when he mentioned a fact about the current squad of the Rockets. In the latest episode of Inside the NBA, Shaq defended the team’s bad performances due to lack of experience.

“To their defense, not an excuse, but they’re very young,” said Shaq. He further added, “They have only one veteran that I know, Eric Gordon. Other than that, these guys are kids. They have to learn how to win and going up against grown men“

The seven-foot legend was of the opinion that it’d be unfair to criticize them considering their age. His co-hosts weren’t fans of his take and complained that it wasn’t any reason to not play “hard”. The Lakers legend remained adamant saying the Rockets roster are “just babies”.

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Exciting stars like Jalen Green and Alperen Sengun have bright futures but they’re just 20 years old. These performances aren’t unseen by the Houston side as well, as Eric Gordon also mentioned the side’s problems last month.?

Eric Gordon on the issues with the Rockets and their downfall since Harden’s exit

Last month, Eric Gordon brutally dissed his team for their performances. He mentioned how there’s “no improvement” and how the “mindset” is affecting the team. Since then nothing has changed and the squad is forced to start thinking about the next season in the midst of the current one.

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It’s a fall from grace, as H-town just a couple of seasons ago were in the top four positions of the conference. Harden’s last season at the Rockets was utterly disappointing which led to his exit. After which the team spiraled down to even deeper holes.