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Durant is confident that the playoff loss last season will help the young Rockets get better.

Kevin Durant believes the Houston Rockets' painful playoff exit against the Los Angeles Lakers will serve as a positive learning experience for the team's younger core. Injuries sidelined Durant for most of the first-round series, while Fred VanVleet and Steven Adams missed the entirety of the matchup, placing extra burden on players such as Alperen Sengun, Amen Thompson, and Reed Sheppard.
Space City Scoop notes Houston prioritized continuity by extending Thompson and Tari Eason while bringing in veteran Marcus Smart as a backup guard. The writer argues that the Rockets' long-term ceiling relies on the development of their young core alongside healthy veteran leadership.
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